Tag: greek comprehension
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Greek Input #7: Going Shopping in Greek (Greek Shopping Vocabulary) | Comprehensible Input
Learn Greek with comprehensible input. Expand your Greek shopping vocabulary by virtually going to the Greek market. How do you ask to pay by card in Greek?
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Greek Input #5: Greek Animal Vocabulary Input | Comprehensible Input
Welcome to another Greek input language learning video. Today, Helinika will teach you common Greek words that are related to animals. It goes without saying that these include animal names. Comprehensible input is a language learning method that helps you learn a language by listening and observing… just like a baby. For better results, this method should be used along with traditional language learning methods.
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Greek Listening #16: Pronouncing Greek Consonants (Β, Γ, Δ, Ρ etc.) | Greek Comprehension
One of the most challenging things of language learning is the pronunciation of vowels and consonants. In Greek, there is a group of Greek consonants (β, γ, δ, χ, ρ, θ) that are often mispronounced. Here is what you should know.
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Greek Listening #9: Exchanging Wishes in Greek | Greek Comprehension
Today’s Greek listening/ comprehension exercise follows the holiday spirit and helps you expand your Greek vocabulary with a set of Greek wishes. What are the birthday wishes in Greek? Recovery wishes? And what wishes do you exchange during the holidays?
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Greek Listening #6: The Greek Language Myth | Greek Comprehension
Today’s Greek listening practice is title “the Greek language myth” and narrates the Greek version of the Muhlenberg legend. Can you answer the questions correctly?
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Greek Listening #5: Common Greek Language Mistakes | Greek Comprehension
Common Greek language mistakes. Mistakes you might be making when speaking Greek. Can you identify them in today’s listening comprehension exercise?
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Greek Listening #4: Greek Diminutives (-aki, -oula) | Greek Comprehension
Today’s Greek listening exercise is about Greek diminutive (υποκοριστικά). In other words, you will learn how to make Greek sound cuter. Diminutives are words that imply that the person or the noun that we are referring to is small/cute/unimportant.
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Greek Listening #2: Common Greek Adjectives and Their Synonyms | Greek Comprehension
Stop using the same Greek words again and again. Use their synonyms instead. Today’s listening exercise aims at helping you enrich your Greek vocabulary. Don’t forget to subscribe to Helinika’s YouTube channel and never miss a video in the future.
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Greek Listening #1: The Greek Dialects | Greek Comprehension
Welcome to Helinika’s new video series “Greek Listening”/ “Greek Comprehension”. Today, we discuss the topic of the Greek dialects within and outside the Greek borders.
