Thank you for explaining this, and giving the helpful tips about marking up the verbs. I am a beginner and it gives me great relief to learn the concept of preposition + verb = new verb, and the three ways the verb can be affected. It makes learning verbs seem so much simpler to me, even in the third case where the combination creates a whole new meaning/word. This I can easily understand and work with.
Overall a helpful video but I was confused by the graphics. In the first section you say ex-erchomai but wrote ech-erchomai (which I don't think exists). Later on the discussion about kampto spoke about anakampto but wrote anakupto which is the other root. Maybe you're using an AI which doesn't understand your accent?
I love your recommended use of the FCD with the 3 sides. I use it that way where I look at the Greek word then if I need it I look at the word in context (i.e. the verse) then lastly if I need to I look at the gloss. Each of these represent a different way to mark the word, For instance I know the meaning from the Greek word on side 1, I mark it with the double green check mark, then if I go to the context/verse and I mark it with a single green check mark then lastly if I need to look at the gloss I mark with the red x mark.
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Darryl, thanks for the great recommendations.
Thank you for explaining this, and giving the helpful tips about marking up the verbs. I am a beginner and it gives me great relief to learn the concept of preposition + verb = new verb, and the three ways the verb can be affected. It makes learning verbs seem so much simpler to me, even in the third case where the combination creates a whole new meaning/word. This I can easily understand and work with.
Overall a helpful video but I was confused by the graphics. In the first section you say ex-erchomai but wrote ech-erchomai (which I don't think exists). Later on the discussion about kampto spoke about anakampto but wrote anakupto which is the other root. Maybe you're using an AI which doesn't understand your accent?
Thanks for your feedback. I'll get my editor to learn Greek. :)
This was super helpful. I'm mostly reading Attic Greek, and not so focused on NT/LXX, but this was generally very useful.
The editing is good on this video.
I have a great editor! He's really improving my videos!
Excellent and helpful info! The background music is distracting. It does not enhance the message.
I love your recommended use of the FCD with the 3 sides. I use it that way where I look at the Greek word then if I need it I look at the word in context (i.e. the verse) then lastly if I need to I look at the gloss. Each of these represent a different way to mark the word, For instance I know the meaning from the Greek word on side 1, I mark it with the double green check mark, then if I go to the context/verse and I mark it with a single green check mark then lastly if I need to look at the gloss I mark with the red x mark.
Great content, ἀδελφος
Really appreciate this video. Thank you!
You're very welcome!