@@AlpheusGibbs it's pretty accurate, of course his pronunciation is not perfect.Some mistakes he made is that we do start the sentence with a capital letter. Now I'm not sure if he mentioned this but when we write a word there's a little stroke kinda like in French that is placed ONLY on top of vowels to show how to pronounce the word. For example take my name Αφροδίτη( afrothiti= Aphrodite) on the syllable δί you can see that pronunciation mark( I don't know the name in English) and it tells you that there the tone changes. In English where is no such thing you never know how to pronounce a new word. Bc it's really hard to explain it let's take pro-noun-nce the way you pronounce the noun syllable, is different from the rest of the word, that kinda how it works in Greek but we have that little mark to tell you where your tone changes.thats how you pronounce the syllables with a τόνος(the name of the mark in Greek). Hopefully this helps!
@@DavidBuckingham-Guitaristhe is normal. One of the smartest Pastors I’ve ever seen (before before getting canceled by YT). The only opinion he cares about is God’s. He doesn’t care if anyone thinks his crazy or whatever. Bro knows 5-6 languages, has Electrical engineering degree, plays piano, has a Master Electrician certificate, has an electrical alarm company, is currently raising 12 KIDS (all biological), and let God build the church by just preaching and soul winning from basically nothing.
Poseidon said "Red Lobster so good he gave them the idea after he gave doritos their idea from the devils triangle....true story." Oh and masserarti owes him royalties for thier logo of his trident lol
Great lesson. After learning this lesson for an hour, I can pronounce most Greek words already, though not very accurately. Thank God. Thank you again, excellent teacher.
*For beginners: Some of the letters pronunciation are wrong. We do start sentences with capital letters. You won’t write the letters like that in sentences exactly, he’s using this for demonstrations purposes. * He did a great job!
ι, η, υ, ει, οι all make the sound /i/ like the English "ee". You just have to memorize which one to use. A phrase that shows this best is "οι ιοί" meaning "the viruses". It's pronounced /i.i.'i/ or "ee ee-EE".
Ευχαριστώ πολύ! Θυμάμαι το πρώτο βίντεο που κοίταξα. Ερωτεύτηκα! Τα μαθηματικά οδήγησε εμένα στα ελληνικά. Από πέντε χρόνια ξεκίνησα να μάθω αυτή ενδιαφέρουσα γλώσσα. Δεν έχω μιλήσει ποτέ, αλλά τα διαβάζω και τα γράφω. Κάθε μέρα μαθαίνω κάτι καινούργιο. Ίσως έκανα πολλά λάθη, αλλά ήθελα να κάνω εξάσκησης. 😅
it sounds so interesting for me. because I have been interested in Greek by New Testament. I want to learn mathematics in Greek also someday. Thank you for your inspiration!
@@Common_Teacher__3 I am glad to read your message. My tongue language is Spanish and I enjoy learning languages like Greek, Italian and Portuguese. I enjoy reading the Bible stories in Greek and that helps me a lot. I find the most difficult thing about the Greek language is the declension. I wish you the best on your journey!
I don't even know, why I'm watching this video... It's nice video, but I noticed some "mistakes"; in modern Greek, we always capitalize the first letter in a sentence (similar to english), the γ is pronounced as wama not gama (similar to ι - - > y(i)ota) and ω - - > ome(y)a, and the ; corresponds to the english ? (we use the interpunct instead). The sound of letters τ and π, is more "flat" (try not to pronounce it like t in english. Air is not coming out of the mouth - if I may the lips form an 0, whereas in english it's more like -- ).
I was noticing several mistakes as well. I’m wondering why he doesn’t even give the second lower case sigma (ς) which is used at the end of a word. He moves into diphthongs never mentioning a second sigma. His pronunciation of the letters isn’t even very good, quite frankly. And Lucas Araujo, Anderson says at the beginning of the video that he is teaching the modern Greek pronunciation and if you watch his other videos he thinks Koine and modern Greek are the same thing. I know, sounds self-contradictory, but that is what he says. I mean forget about whether or not it’s the Greek reconstruction of the Textus Receptus or the base Koine manuscript versions. His Greek is about on par with his theology I guess.
12:24 Hi, I m a native Greek, and I had never noticed the indirect explanation in the names of ο(μικρον) and ω(μέγα). Now it makes more sense in the way of their pronantiation in ancient greek. ο is a short spelling vowel, when ω is a long one. The pronunciation is hidden in their names. Thank you!
Amazing..me from KASHMIR(PAK)..Its realy great method of teaching...its easily to skillful not just for speaking..reading but also writing...thumbsup from me
Well I think we are lucky that we don't have to speak ancient Greek because it's really difficult even for native speakers. But they still teach us in school. 🇬🇷 🇬🇷 🇬🇷 🇬🇷 🇬🇷 🇬🇷 🇬🇷 🇬🇷 🇬🇷 🇬🇷
Love this tutorial 😍😍😍 I major in plant Pathology and Microbiology at National Taiwan university here in Taiwan, and this semester I take Latin 1 , ancient Greek 1and Spanish 3 at the same time, I think that your greek pronunciation is way better than my professor, who tends to pronounce greek in quite a "polished britain" accent, which I found a bit disturbing 😂😂😂
Amzing how similar languages are, at least western/European ones like Spanish, English, and Greek. They use some of the same sounds and letters, especially English and Spanish.
Greeks adopted Phoenicians alphabet and make changes to their needs. Then Etruscans adopted the Greek alphabet and make changes as well. Then the Romans adopted from Etruscans make changes and spread it to whole western europe with the Roman Empire. That's why English has many same letter like ABEZHIKMNOPSTYX. This is the beauty of language that constantly involve
Thank you sir it really help me to understand greek as well as to read it might be mine grestest weapon which will help me in cyprus to communicate with other 😊😊😊
Thank you for clearing that up! This video confused me a wee bit with that one, since I'd already been practicing it correctly according to how it was pronounced on a freebie foreign language site online.
"Greek is a very phonetic language" Greek: *has 100 different two-letter combos that produce the same sound that is also produced by multiple singular letters*
Start of a sentence is with super case letters. You are wrong on that. After full stop( end of a period or a sentence) you start with uper case letter.
Χαίρετε, λέγομαι Λεωνίδασ Παπασοπούλου. Χαίρω πολύ για τη γνωριμία. Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ. Μιλάσ ιταλικά, ρώσικα, ισπανικά και γερμανικά? Ναι. Λίγο. Οχι, δεν μιλάω γερμανικά.
This was really helpful for my recent dive into the Greek language. Regarding the "false god of Poseidon," I'm pretty sure the Ancient Greeks didn't believe Poseidon was false, especially since they were praying to him long before Jesus ever showed up on the scene.
@@hermonymusofsparta Dude you do realize there are other religions besides Christianity, right? To those other religions they would call Jesus and God a false God. What makes yours the true one?
If one exists, then they all exist. If one doesn’t exist, then none of them do. It’s a shame religion got in the way of this interestung and informative lesson.
@@YelpBullhorn Not true. If the God of the Bible exist than all other gods do not exist since the God of the Bible says He is the Lord there is no other.
HEY guys this is an Indian is there any indin hit the like button. And........also sir you r a very good teacher i am very pleased to be taught by u thanq🙂☺
I have purchased a handful of books and CDs to help me learn Greek, but I've not yet pressed in. When I do, I'll focus on mastering everything you've presented here. My main reason for this venture is to read the Greek New Testament. It's so disheartening that the teaches of Biblical Greek mostly insist on the old pronunciations. In my opinion, that's just biblical scholars being prideful. That's just so ridiculous. Why learn a pronunciation no one uses today, when the option of being able to speak to Greeks is an option? I want to master this language and pay myself back with a visit to Greece. Thanks so much!
Since I know to read the Latin and the Cyrillic alphabet it is pretty easy for me to start learning the Greek alphabet, even tho I don't understand anything.
γάμα->γ (Γ=capital letter) is pronounced wrong. Imagine the word what, take the first two letters (wh) and add "ama" -> whama= γάμα Don't make the mistake to add an u sound between "wh" and "ama" It's not whuama, it's whama I haven't watched the full video to find more mistakes (if there are any). Hope it helped
Why am I even watching this..... I am a native Greek speaker
a f r o how accurate is this?
@@AlpheusGibbs it's pretty accurate, of course his pronunciation is not perfect.Some mistakes he made is that we do start the sentence with a capital letter. Now I'm not sure if he mentioned this but when we write a word there's a little stroke kinda like in French that is placed ONLY on top of vowels to show how to pronounce the word. For example take my name Αφροδίτη( afrothiti= Aphrodite) on the syllable δί you can see that pronunciation mark( I don't know the name in English) and it tells you that there the tone changes. In English where is no such thing you never know how to pronounce a new word. Bc it's really hard to explain it let's take pro-noun-nce the way you pronounce the noun syllable, is different from the rest of the word, that kinda how it works in Greek but we have that little mark to tell you where your tone changes.thats how you pronounce the syllables with a τόνος(the name of the mark in Greek). Hopefully this helps!
Teach us please. Hehe ❤️
@@julienphoenician100 nope, even I find Greek really hard!
Me too i can't teach my own language although i can speak it lol
Έχεις πολύ σωστή προφορά. Ευχαριστούμε που διαδίδεις την γλώσσα μας. Το Δέλτα που είναι δύσκολο για τους Αγγλόφωνους το προφέρεις σαν Έλληνας.
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Thank you
Thanks
Thanks
Stephen Fiore .
Thanks a lot!!!
Probably the only time I'll ever listen to pastor Steven Anderson's teaching 😝
wow, yeah I just realised who he is!!!! Ad he seems so normal in this video.
@@DavidBuckingham-Guitaristhe is normal. One of the smartest Pastors I’ve ever seen (before before getting canceled by YT). The only opinion he cares about is God’s. He doesn’t care if anyone thinks his crazy or whatever. Bro knows 5-6 languages, has Electrical engineering degree, plays piano, has a Master Electrician certificate, has an electrical alarm company, is currently raising 12 KIDS (all biological), and let God build the church by just preaching and soul winning from basically nothing.
@@official-cy5lv Oh so I can eat poison if mixed w nice fresh vegetables, good to know.
Great video! I live by the ocean and talk to Poseidon daily.
Mrjohnnyusa3000 really
i pray to posidon everytime i go fishing.from hellas
Really؟؟؟
Poseidon said "Red Lobster so good he gave them the idea after he gave doritos their idea from the devils triangle....true story." Oh and masserarti owes him royalties for thier logo of his trident lol
Haha
I am trying to learn greek to be able to properly be a demigod
We re learning greek language because of u ! Very clear peaceful face and helpful ! God bless u !
Great lesson. After learning this lesson for an hour, I can pronounce most Greek words already, though not very accurately. Thank God. Thank you again, excellent teacher.
You mean Poseidon?
You are good. I like the way you explain the alphabet and help non greeks to memorize it. Well done.
*For beginners:
Some of the letters pronunciation are wrong.
We do start sentences with capital letters.
You won’t write the letters like that in sentences exactly, he’s using this for demonstrations purposes.
*
He did a great job!
Studying physics can give anyone a head start in Greek!😂
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True. I am physcist and I know most of these letters because of this.
ι, η, υ, ει, οι all make the sound /i/ like the English "ee". You just have to memorize which one to use.
A phrase that shows this best is "οι ιοί" meaning "the viruses". It's pronounced /i.i.'i/ or "ee ee-EE".
If you are a science student you are half way through learning Greek.
If you are a Greek student you are half way trough schience!
Really? LMAO 😂
True
@@auroravanbel4058 Schience? This is not German
Ya.. It's true
Ευχαριστώ πολύ! Θυμάμαι το πρώτο βίντεο που κοίταξα. Ερωτεύτηκα! Τα μαθηματικά οδήγησε εμένα στα ελληνικά. Από πέντε χρόνια ξεκίνησα να μάθω αυτή ενδιαφέρουσα γλώσσα. Δεν έχω μιλήσει ποτέ, αλλά τα διαβάζω και τα γράφω. Κάθε μέρα μαθαίνω κάτι καινούργιο. Ίσως έκανα πολλά λάθη, αλλά ήθελα να κάνω εξάσκησης. 😅
Προτείνω τὴν χρῆσιν τῆς πολυτονικῆς γραφῆς 😊.
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it sounds so interesting for me. because I have been interested in Greek by New Testament. I want to learn mathematics in Greek also someday. Thank you for your inspiration!
@@Common_Teacher__3 I am glad to read your message. My tongue language is Spanish and I enjoy learning languages like Greek, Italian and Portuguese. I enjoy reading the Bible stories in Greek and that helps me a lot. I find the most difficult thing about the Greek language is the declension. I wish you the best on your journey!
I just learned Greek and English from this great helpful video. Thank you.
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I learned the hangul back in highschool. Ga jja 대한민국!
I don't even know, why I'm watching this video... It's nice video, but I noticed some "mistakes"; in modern Greek, we always capitalize the first letter in a sentence (similar to english), the γ is pronounced as wama not gama (similar to ι - - > y(i)ota) and ω - - > ome(y)a, and the ; corresponds to the english ? (we use the interpunct instead). The sound of letters τ and π, is more "flat" (try not to pronounce it like t in english. Air is not coming out of the mouth - if I may the lips form an 0, whereas in english it's more like -- ).
You mean the sound of γ? If so, then the answer is that it sounds like the first letter of yes or ya or wagamama. ;)
If this video is so wrong I wish you would take the time to make a better one.
I was noticing several mistakes as well.
I’m wondering why he doesn’t even give the second lower case sigma (ς) which is used at the end of a word. He moves into diphthongs never mentioning a second sigma.
His pronunciation of the letters isn’t even very good, quite frankly.
And Lucas Araujo, Anderson says at the beginning of the video that he is teaching the modern Greek pronunciation and if you watch his other videos he thinks Koine and modern Greek are the same thing. I know, sounds self-contradictory, but that is what he says.
I mean forget about whether or not it’s the Greek reconstruction of the Textus Receptus or the base Koine manuscript versions.
His Greek is about on par with his theology I guess.
12:24 Hi, I m a native Greek, and I had never noticed the indirect explanation in the names of ο(μικρον) and ω(μέγα). Now it makes more sense in the way of their pronantiation in ancient greek. ο is a short spelling vowel, when ω is a long one. The pronunciation is hidden in their names. Thank you!
I LIKE HOW YOUR RELATING THEM TO ENGLISH LETTER
Stuck at home almost 2mons now learning
this greek langguage
Amazing..me from KASHMIR(PAK)..Its realy great method of teaching...its easily to skillful not just for speaking..reading but also writing...thumbsup from me
this has helped me so much about how to teach British kids the Greek alphabet, thank you.
Your pronunciation is correct sir
I agreed with you rightly teaching
Godbless you, I find this video as the only greek lessons that i can easily understand
God bless u 2! Good luck
Well I think we are lucky that we don't have to speak ancient Greek because it's really difficult even for native speakers. But they still teach us in school.
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Love this tutorial 😍😍😍
I major in plant Pathology and Microbiology at National Taiwan university here in Taiwan, and this semester I take Latin 1 , ancient Greek 1and Spanish 3 at the same time, I think that your greek pronunciation is way better than my professor, who tends to pronounce greek in quite a "polished britain" accent, which I found a bit disturbing 😂😂😂
sir you have powerful voice,god bless you,wishes from malaysia
Iam african an learning Greek by end 2020 goal, to have a conversation in greek by then
γεια σου do you wan to speak I am greek
Sofia Karveli efcharisto Sophia for your support!
parakalo
Best Wishes.. I'm also in the same boat... Cheers!!!
chandrima nayak best wishes for you too
.......... God Bless You for taking the time to make this video. My RUclips channel took a while to pick up. Now I'm at 90,000 views overall.
Amzing how similar languages are, at least western/European ones like Spanish, English, and Greek. They use some of the same sounds and letters, especially English and Spanish.
Useful for beginners
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wow You are a great Greek teacher.. Gratia mille!!
ΑαΒβΓγΔδΕεΖζΗηΘθΙιΚκΛλΜμΝνΞξΟοΠπΡρΣσΤτΥυΦφΧχΨψΩω.
You forgot ς
Ahh
Adema
BIBIHSO
👨🎓💕
Congratulations!.Excellent teaching style/technique. The best I have seen! I suggest to simplifying the design of the lower case letters!
The mnemonic devices for learning the alphabet are great. You're an excellent teacher for memorization tricks.
Thanks for uploading these Greek language videos
Best teacher ever! Thanks
You are amazing. Thank you for that!💙🇬🇷💙
one of the best videos i've watched in learning the greek alphabet. thanks a lot!! ☺
Quality teaching! Bravo
amazing video man. thank you and God bless this channel!
Absolutely fantastic video mate. Well done 👍
Yes pastor you can roll your R as in Spanish " si se puede "
Im in awe that my 3 year old son learned it in his own. I think i have a little genius 🤗
Wow thanks for letting us know that is more to learn modern Greek than Greek of long ago because as you say that’s more speculative
Θἆταν χρήσιμη μία βοηθητικὴ γραμμή.
Εὐχαριστῶ σε τῷ μαθήματι.
Actually - 25:42 we use capital letters in the starting of the sentence, for example :Dog. And on the first letter of a name.
What a great teacher and fine young man! Very encouraging!
That didn’t age well
You explained it very well.thank you💓💓💓
Greeks adopted Phoenicians alphabet and make changes to their needs. Then Etruscans adopted the Greek alphabet and make changes as well. Then the Romans adopted from Etruscans make changes and spread it to whole western europe with the Roman Empire. That's why English has many same letter like ABEZHIKMNOPSTYX. This is the beauty of language that constantly involve
Greeks start a sentence with a capital letter
Αυτό θα σχολίαζα.
We do start a sentence with a capital letter
ΘΑΝΑΣΗΣ ΝΑΣΚΙΔΗΣ I believe he is talking about old Greek
Athanatos Timoritis o
,
Just like every other other language which has upper case letters.
Supperrbbb!!! 👌👌
It's really awesome
May God bless you!!!
And may God bless u 2 for the nice spirit u have !
This is a very helpful video. Thank you sir.
Thanks. Excellent work as a teacher.
Greeks do start sentences with capitals
Nancy K. Noooooooooo
optimus prime 34 Um..If you mean no they dont ,then Im sorry but you are wrong .I am Greek ,thats how I know
Nancy K. No we dont idiot
Jk yes we do
SwagSpartian both of you are wrong because Pope Anderson said you are. Pish. 😬
Thankyou sir may God bless you
I likeddd the way how you explained this
Thank you sir it really help me to understand greek as well as to read it might be mine grestest weapon which will help me in cyprus to communicate with other 😊😊😊
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The Gamma is not pronounced as [g] but as [γ], and beford front vowels as [j]
Thank you for clearing that up! This video confused me a wee bit with that one, since I'd already been practicing it correctly according to how it was pronounced on a freebie foreign language site online.
In front of "a" it is pronounced "g".
Thanks a lot for this useful video😊
Kudos! You are a excellent teacher.
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Thank you so much I needed this video you helped me A LOT
Good teaching
Θωθ
(Greek spelling of Egyptian God Thoth)
"Greek is a very phonetic language"
Greek: *has 100 different two-letter combos that produce the same sound that is also produced by multiple singular letters*
Many symbols have the same sound, but they don't change in every word. Ei Oi are both i, but they're never e or o. That's what he means
Thank you Sir .
Very nice video... I like your standing position when you teach alphabet on the board...thanks you
This video is fantastic. Thanks
Start of a sentence is with super case letters. You are wrong on that. After full stop( end of a period or a sentence) you start with uper case letter.
Thanks God bless you
Thank you Sir
Χαίρετε, λέγομαι Λεωνίδασ Παπασοπούλου. Χαίρω πολύ για τη γνωριμία. Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ.
Μιλάσ ιταλικά, ρώσικα, ισπανικά και γερμανικά? Ναι. Λίγο. Οχι, δεν μιλάω γερμανικά.
Thank you very great your teaching .👍🙏❤
Thanks
I'm from Greece! :D
Hi Rosey :)
You also forgot the quite rare ηυ, that is the same as αυ and ευ, ie ηβ or ηφ.
Very good learning experience brother, thanks you .
In greek all names(of everything) start emwhith an upper case so does the beginning of a sentence....
This was really helpful for my recent dive into the Greek language. Regarding the "false god of Poseidon," I'm pretty sure the Ancient Greeks didn't believe Poseidon was false, especially since they were praying to him long before Jesus ever showed up on the scene.
I was just about to post about this.
That is irrelevant. He was always a false god. Before Christ appeared, the true God was always the God of the Hebrews (Jehovah)
@@hermonymusofsparta Dude you do realize there are other religions besides Christianity, right? To those other religions they would call Jesus and God a false God. What makes yours the true one?
If one exists, then they all exist. If one doesn’t exist, then none of them do.
It’s a shame religion got in the way of this interestung and informative lesson.
@@YelpBullhorn Not true. If the God of the Bible exist than all other gods do not exist since the God of the Bible says He is the Lord there is no other.
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And........also sir you r a very good teacher i am very pleased to be taught by u thanq🙂☺
so good this lesson well done, its really hellpuful, thank youuuuu
Thanks bro
thanks a lot!!!!
Thank you !!!!!
"that greek FALSE god Poseidon.." lmao :D
All gods are fake. Just like the one this teacher keeps referring to
thanks man very helpful
thank you
efxaristo!!! best alphabet video I found here!
ευχαριστώ*
doctor SenPai and what is that mean?
Z2 shut up if you don't know
Ad Ad begginer😂😂😂😂
optimus prime 34 what’s your problem😒😒
🎉Thank you sir, I learn fast 😂 bubusing the rhyme ❤
είσαι υπέροχος. διδάσκεις πολύ καλά.
ρ is literlly just the russian р but it looks a little different so yay i already know how to pronounce this letter
What about the Greek letters Φ Λ Π Β Χ? they are pronounced just like the Russian Ф Л П В Х, I have seen Л sometimes written as Λ
I have purchased a handful of books and CDs to help me learn Greek, but I've not yet pressed in. When I do, I'll focus on mastering everything you've presented here. My main reason for this venture is to read the Greek New Testament. It's so disheartening that the teaches of Biblical Greek mostly insist on the old pronunciations. In my opinion, that's just biblical scholars being prideful. That's just so ridiculous. Why learn a pronunciation no one uses today, when the option of being able to speak to Greeks is an option? I want to master this language and pay myself back with a visit to Greece. Thanks so much!
Is the American alphabet different to the English alphabet then? Because I was expecting a Q, not an R.
This was very helpful.
Feta is also a cheese. Just saying. 😎
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18:22 haha , that false god poseidon haha dmn , he felt bad even thinking about another god so he had to put "false" in front of it hahaha
I thought that was hilarious af lmao
Thank you
Since I know to read the Latin and the Cyrillic alphabet it is pretty easy for me to start learning the Greek alphabet, even tho I don't understand anything.
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γάμα->γ (Γ=capital letter) is pronounced wrong. Imagine the word what, take the first two letters (wh) and add "ama" -> whama= γάμα
Don't make the mistake to add an u sound between "wh" and "ama"
It's not whuama, it's whama
I haven't watched the full video to find more mistakes (if there are any). Hope it helped
Thank you for your teaching Greek. I can learn Greek as well as English through your lecture. Great work!
Once again! Of course we start a sentence with a capital letter!!!
very good I want to learning greek
apply the same thinking to the king James version from 0:0 to 1:20
Exactly.