◦ ASMR Greek Teacher RP ∴ Maths Symbols ◦

[@kalifax8]

I'm a physics undergrad student, and I found this very interesting! I use these letters all the time in their mathematical contexts, so thank you for teaching me more about their origin

[@Cutebunny992M]

kalifax8 You're welcome. Thank you for watching!

[@hervevasquez6645]

this girl is the best ASMR artist in youtube...

[@catherine_is_in_the_MOON]

Greek is so beautiful!!! Sounds like a sort of magical language!

[@Μαρρ_111]

Catherine Leberman i am greek and thanks you!!!

[@markusandmartinus4047]

I am from Greece. Ελλαδα💗

[@maria-um4uq]

Catherine Leberman thanks!! 😍😍😍

[@arxigr]

Greece for ever

[@h2no456]

Greek Teacher RP Thumbnail has a russian letter in it.

[@Juniper_Rose]

"This is all Greek to me" I'm so glad she made that pun

[@immortan-valkyrie90]

The way you pronounced "circumference" and "ratio" had me melting! Love your videos Marianne :3

[@WhisperAudiosASMR]

I seriously cannot get enough of this video! Have been listening to it on repeat!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️💤💤

[@maicao7336]

Same here, and I love math so couldn't ask for more haha

[@parisgamer6189]

WhisperAudios μποουουο

[@Alv-et6hw]

When I see you Celtic I go out of my Head, I just can't get enough I just can't get enough, I cannae wait for Saturday's, to see you at Parkhead, I just can't get enough I just can't get enough, Celtic you're the side I'll always love, and I just cant seem to get enough of YOU! DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO

[@panagiotapinioti7976]

😍😍😍😍

[@writersbrain]

Philosophy, mathematics and literature... Thank you Greece and thank you for the vid. Ironically, as a student, I wasn't "good" at math or literature, but after "growing up" I'm a novelist, published writer, auteur of quantum and theoretical physics and constantly run formulaic math for mental fun. Love all your work and the incredible decompressing effect your voice imparts for those in need of mental "chill". As with Greek myth, I salute the Gaia of Tingle, Bunnicus Maximus Asmrus!

[@arigemellina]

I love your video on Greek language :) Here in Italy I studied in "Liceo Classico" (that is a high school where are studied ancient Greek and Latin languages, History of ancient Greece and other humanistic subjects. And I loved so much those subjects!). I also have a greek name: Arianna. I appreciate so much also your videos about Grecian Mythology because I studied it at school and I love it :)

[@thirtiesgurl]

Ohh, the pencil case... love the sounds. It brought it all back to me: the first time I ever experienced ASMR. I was at school, about 8 years old, and the teacher got angry with me for having a messy desk. I was a pretty disorganized kid back then, far too emotional and sensitive to keep my desk or my work neat. So the teacher kept me in during recess that day and assigned another girl to help me organize my stuff. She was very calm and gentle, and helped me find all my pencils in my messy desk. She organized them in my unused pencil case, and I immediately melted. The sound of the pencils gently clicking together, against the plastic of the case, and the gentle click as she closed the cover immediately relaxed me. It would be many years before I finally learned to become an organized person, but I discovered something that relaxed me that day, even though I had no idea why. Watching ASMR video clips reminds me of watching that poor girl help me organize my desk when I was 8 years old. She probably wanted to go outside and play with her friends at recess, but she got stuck in the classroom helping me. However, she never once made me feel bad about it and genuinely seemed to enjoy helping me organize my stuff. She'd probably be a great ASMR content creator today if she ever got into it.

[@ricknineg]

EXCELLENT VIDEO! We love love love your work!

[@bigbluezuk]

This is great! I'm a scientist and use Greek letters all the time. It's nice to better understand the language.

[@miceblue425]

I really like these Greek alphabet videos! I'm an engineer myself, so it's really neat to be able to connect commonly-used Greek letters as variables and mathematical operations to the actual Greek alphabet and how they're used in the language. In the medical field, I know some terms are derived from Greek, such as καρδια for heart. Ω is used for electrical resistance yes, and ω is often denoted as angular velocity, angular frequency or natural frequency. So many of the Greek symbols are re-used in different fields of science and mathematics, hahaha. ΔΣ-modulation is also a digital signaling process for audio conversions between analogue/digital. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta-sigma_modulation In classical mechanics, ε is used to denote strain (deformation) of an object, whereas σ is used to denote stress (force per area). I remember your first Greek teacher roleplay video on your old channel and I absolutely enjoyed it! Keep up the great work!

[@Cutebunny992M]

miceblue425 thank you!!!

[@maria-um4uq]

miceblue425 thanks

[@EdgeOfLight]

Greek letters are so beautiful.

[@ΜανωληςΓιακουμακης-τ2ψ]

+RoYaL - Agario καλά τα λες

[@ΜανωληςΓιακουμακης-τ2ψ]

+RoYaL - Agario για εκεί που θα μας μάθει και ελληνικά όχι εσύ η άλλη στο βίντεο και για να το πω στα English she is a girl who think that she is someone who know the Greek language so well to teach that legendary language to others people from England

[@ΜανωληςΓιακουμακης-τ2ψ]

+RoYaL - Agario τι εννοώ στα αγγλικά που γράφω,

[@ΜανωληςΓιακουμακης-τ2ψ]

+RoYaL - Agario πουθενά απλός το είπα γιατί δεν είναι δυνατόν να τα λέει αυτή

[@ΜανωληςΓιακουμακης-τ2ψ]

+RoYaL - Agario πουθενά απλός το είπα γιατί δεν είναι δυνατόν να τα λέει αυτή

[@b.randal5404]

These Greek lessons are fantastic. For some reason, I can apprehend this material when she presents it.

[@danielcadwell9812]

You meant comprehend I think.

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

​@@danielcadwell9812 😅 The irony.

[@Carlos-su9vi]

The golden ratio is just an amazing thing. The formula you used is best understood with an example, take your arm, if you measure the distance from your shoulder to the elbow and the distance from the elbow to the tips of your fingers then divide this by the first distance (shoulder - elbow). After this you divide the distance from your shoulder to your fingertips by the lenght from your elbow to your fingertips, this should give you the same value as the first division. So thats pretty cool, but what is cooler is that it also works with your face, your legs, the whole body, some plants and flowers present the same characteristics, also many sculptures, paintings and buildings. It is considered that if something has the golden ration then is "beautiful". You know ... math jeje. By the way, great video as always

[@mikhaaelscott9548]

To long to read

[@helixxia9320]

oh neat i didnt know this

[@guidogonzalez2714]

Marianne! I've learned so much from your videos in Greek, I get relax and I learn a lot, just awesome job! Thank you thank you thank you :D

[@janiceedwards-armstrong26]

😊

[@magicalkiwibird]

I came for the tingles, I left with a bigger brain.

[@magicalkiwibird]

My brain got bigger by reading your response. I'm getting smarter every day. Yeah.

[@BigPrice24]

magicalkiwibird lmao

[@YouGotDatAss]

I left with a bigger dick

[@magicalkiwibird]

..... Congratz

[@magicalkiwibird]

The unfortunate comment trains that inevitably form on youtube.... My apologies, Marianne...

[@stefiiisiska3858]

+1 αν εισαι ελληνας

[@jonwalters9107]

Καλησπέρα κούκλα. You are my absolute FAVORITE!!! You've really gotten me through a rough couple of weeks. Life's stresses make it difficult to sleep, and you remind me that there are still good things in the world

[@KenLaSalle]

At 4:54, that "possibly" put the biggest smile on my face! :D Great video as always!

[@donaldroessler7304]

Mathematics has always been my favorite subject to study, so this video is extra awesome. I sometimes find myself getting really deep into the math behind random things that are going on around me. I find it super relaxing, although I've definitely not found many others who feel the same.

[@AliciaGaldon]

You really do have the most amazing voice! Loving all the videos recently, keep it up :)

[@marss9801]

Hi Marianna :) I went to Creta last two week for my holidays and I saw your video. It help me for read and understand the greek langage so thank you very much ! Your video is soothing and your voice is so sweet ! :) I am french so I don't understand all but with you it's easier. Thank you again, I hope I will meet you or talk with you a day !

[@loopoovie]

Pleeeeeaase, pls pls do more greek lessons! ♡ I absolutly love those videos. You make me want to learn more!

[@Soundfulwave]

Your name is wonderful. I have a friend with the same name and here in Italy is Marianna. It's the same pronounciation as Greek but with different letters :D The same occurs with "ora", it means time also in Italian. I love the fact that Italian has so many words deriving from Greek

[@ZacPricener]

I just don't understand why this video has fewer views than some of your other ones. It's so relaxing and informative, showcasing two of your talents in a perfect blend. Please do more videos like this one.

[@rawr333r]

cool picture bro

[@MikeFrench101]

the sound of your voice with the sounds of the dry erase board are amazing! I love this!

[@SickHabbo]

Its funny how spanish kept many words from greek. Now I know why I say mama or yaya , even hora :p

[@r.nahuel4255]

Sebastián Franco Loyola Pérez taco taco burrito burrito

[@sebbwhatever]

I actually loved this video even though I'm not that interested in math! :D It is always cool to learn new stuff and even cooler when you interact with the viewers by for example asking us to pronounce words/letters! I also love that the video is very calming and easy to relax to! Great work, as usual! :3

[@maudmartinussen1716]

im curently learning greek and this video was both helpful and relaxing, thank you!

[@alissoncezar]

Haha, that's nice. Seeing all the letters I used in calculus subjects in school and university. Now, I know that my native language came from the Greek language, but still, listening to the words in greek and trying to remember the words in portuguese that looks like them is really nice. The "rhino" and "time" words are like the same. Really nice video, Mariana (My cousin's name. hahaha ) !

[@drakkeur]

I hope you will keep on doing videos Marianne, you're helping me and a lot of people I'm sure relax after a bad day, or help us go to sleep at night you are really relaxing and truly beautiful And by the way you have really nice hands :) Stay confident you're awesome!

[@AndrewMullerBoy]

l really love the educational videos like this. I find that ASMR can't be boring for me - I have to be engaged. Learning something is a great way to feel engaged. Hope to see more of these greek language lessons!

[@chefkdowg]

Best video ever. Not falling asleep, learning something! Knowledge is power, thank you Mari

[@3seren]

I just realized how beautiful ώρα sounds haha. Όταν το λες συνέχεια δεν το καταλαβαίνεις οτι κάποιες λέξεις ακούγονται τόσο όμορφα :)

[@someonesomewhere6633]

3seren Ωρα is also Hour! Do you see the similarity?

[@l0r3nz0isSaf3]

Perfect timing for bed. Thank you, marianne. I have a tough day tomorrow.

[@gracie.a]

Thank you for the wonderful video! I always adore the Greek lessons, I find Greek such an interesting and beautiful language (:

[@anthonystephens8633]

Loved seeing the letters I spent so much time learning in math and physics actually used in language. Your Greek lessons are always fantastic. If you did a series on Greek you would create thousands of new Greek speakers who all had soft light accents haha

[@xXxTOXICKINGxXx]

Could you do another on history

[@LujainDaraghmehh]

That would be great !!

[@edgardoplaza4163]

I really like your videos, they're very relaxing. To be honest having a beautiful teacher like you would be a dream come true :)

[@johnwhite1356]

This was a full on tingle - fest from beginning to end. This is one of my "go to"videos when I am in the mood for some ASMR tingles.

[@itachi962009]

How absolutely lovely and calming, as usual. Please, don't ever stop using Greek in your videos. Also, it would be really nice if you could make a video talking about Katharevousa, or teaching Greek for more advanced... learners, you know, with compound sentences and using verbs in different tenses.

[@josmo506]

It amazes me how similar is the Spanish pronunciation to the Greek pronunciation

[@Airbender19]

Was just about to lay down to sleep. Great timing, great work.

[@beatriceoverton7466]

okay SO my friend likes to go thru my pencil case sometimes and look at every pen individually cus i change them so often, and she asks me abt them in a rly soft voice and has a lovely eastern european accent and its lit the only thing that triggers asmr for me so the pencil case bit in this vid is pretty phenom , ty marianne :*

[@Urathamax]

I love this. Genuinely happy to learn new things, and it's all so mellow and comfortable. Great job :)

[@creesPV]

this is actually very interesting i always thought that greek was a really complicated language but listening to you I can tell that has a lot of similarities with spanish at least in the way you pronounce certain words... love your videos btw :)

[@JordanSullivanadventures]

I love this video! I'm a physics major, and it was fun to learn the proper pronunciation and some history of the letters!

[@bingo1232]

An important announcement from the Greek Symbols Teachers Appreciation Society: Miss Maryanne is hereby awarded First Prize for her knowledge and devotion to learning. We have no finer example of an individual who exemplifies a caring and sharing attitude, as well as being a great communicator. We need more teachers like her and we commend her for all her diligent efforts. Congratulations.

[@bardia8905]

ok now im really motivated to learn Greek

[@JoeHeisler]

Thanks for the video! Pi is actually kind of interesting since its used for a bunch of things. Most know it as the irrational number pi used in relation to circles but it can also be used as the product operator (capitalized form of pi, it's similar to capital sigma but sigma is used for summations) and it's used as the symbol for a many different things/formulas across different fields, some examples are osmotic pressure, pion, economic profit, and inflation rate.

[@megarawatson4741]

Simply amazing Marianne! Finding words to describe how beautiful this turned out is difficult...I'm left speechless. Thank you so much for sharing this with us :)

[@Cutebunny992M]

Megara Watson thank you so much!!

[@LilSimpBoi12]

This keeps me awake. I love learning. I shall use some of this daily for now on. Thank You

[@kelly21147]

Watched this first for sleep, came back because it's bloody interesting! You'll make a great teacher marianne!

[@Cutebunny992M]

kelly21147 thank you!!!

[@ettoreyt826]

The Greek is a Language so fascinating! I wish learning by a beautiful teacher like you! By only you! ;) The video is fantastic... YOU're fantastic!

[@matisz]

Love this video...the overall content and secondary sounds. This would be a great series.

[@TheTalemaster]

Not skilled in math here, so many kudos to you for all the hard work learning again about all the symbols!

[@northwinder]

Πραγματικά εχω αρχίσει να ανησυχώ, δεν με πιάνει πια σχεδόν τίποτα απο ASMR. Χωρίς πλάκα μονο εσυ καταφέρνεις και με κάνεις κομμάτιααααααα! Συνέχισε την καλή δουλειά όμορφη ;)

[@LucyMarie]

Wow. I could pronounce most of this thanks to Marianne.

[@TheWhisperboy]

Μια απ´τα ίδια κι εδώ φίλε - είναι μοναδική η κοπέλα!

[@Cutebunny992M]

Lucy Marie Smith hahaha Lucy! :) thank you!!

[@Cutebunny992M]

northwinder euxaristw para poly!!

[@brianhutchison5787]

I woke up when she said pie.. Then I realised it was a Mathematic Symbol she was talking about.. Smh

[@Cutebunny992M]

Brian Hutchison hehehe :)

[@kundaimbudaya3238]

+Cutebunny992 ASMR I have just finished learning about Greece

[@heoxinhbengoc6993]

set

[@Ri5004]

+Brian Hutchison "Smh"

[@leocar1956]

Cutebunny992 ASMR

[@TooWeirdForWords]

Greek letters are also used in astronomy to classify stars within a constellation based on their level of brightness. :) Wonderful video, by the way! I used to be extremely intimidated by the Greek language, but this kinda makes me want to learn it!

[@SilasTrafford]

Thank you for making this one so long! What a gift :) keep being you friend.

[@PeterSCampbell]

If I remember correctly, in engineering we used every letter but iota, omicron and upsilon. Sometimes we would use them twice just for some confusing fun! (fun for the professor) Thanks for another great video :-)

[@yeseniaarevalo5176]

Hi! Just wanted to say that I love your videos. Your voice is very relaxing. I moved to an area that has alot of noise and had to take sleeping pills cause I haven't slept in four months. But since I've found your videos no more pills and able to fall asleep. Thank you.

[@melissasmith1309]

This was really relaxing and informative :) please make more videos about Greek as it's so interesting x x

[@daltonbeltran]

Top 10 ASMR video

[@uatafaka]

I like the Greece related videos. You're great!

[@damvid21]

You are an ASMR prodigy, by the way! Fantastically relaxing!

[@xofe4rlessox652]

I fell asleep to this and it’s the best sleep I had I’m coming back x

[@adventuresinAI1982]

It just occured to me while watching this particular ASMR video, that I back when I was in school, I excelled in classes where the teacher was a soft spoken woman, patient, and used markerboards or gently writing in chalk. In classes where the teacher was a somewhat aggressive or loud male, I couldn't focus. This seems important to note as I keep considering going back to school.

[@jimbo2075]

Hi marianne, I remember being taught about Phi and the golden ratio at school and there is a great piece of info we were told which may be of interest to you! The Acropolis in Athens was made using this ratio as its width and length are perfectly set to it!

[@Cutebunny992M]

jimbo2075 I wish I knew that before. I would have talked about it in the video. thank you!!

[@jimbo2075]

Can't deny I feel a little bad for mentioning it now as it would've really added to the video! Sorry! It really was an awesome video anyway tho, very informative and relaxing, thanx Marianne 😎

[@TheJohnamore36]

Wiping the whiteboard over the microphone sounds amazing:)

[@jimbo2075]

I also remember delta micro being used to show the different slight charges of the oxygen and hydrogen atoms in a molecule of water. That's why water is a liquid at room temperature instead of a gas, as the charges make the molecules join together.

[@garyrice5234]

Cute bunny is very cute almost at 100k hope you get there soon thanks for the nice rp.

[@Gonzalo-ec5xb]

El griego tiene algunas palabras que se pronuncian igual al castellano, me encanta.

[@PandaASMR]

I'm really surprised how many italian words are originally Greek! They are practically the same!

[@helixxia9320]

ancient greece crawled so the roman empire could run

[@jolienvanderheyden7131]

Im from belgium and im now 13 years old and i sit in the first year of the high school! now i learn greek in my school!

[@ΓιάννηςΚούζηλος]

The belgian education system teaches you greek and so early? Wow!!!

[@marconico1012]

Thanks for making this video! But, please make a part 2! Thatd be great!

[@Whisperama]

This is an unusually good soft spoken video.

[@VictorGonzaleZ1123]

That was actually pretty awesome I get to learn Greek and that's pretty awesome

[@ttg001]

Could you make a video with the rest of the letters, please? We'd love it. And, by the way, my name is Greek and now I know how to properly write it(Διμαs), thank you so much

[@DanDart]

I was always told that the actual D sound (not the "th") was "ντ" as in "Nτανιελ", so you would be "Ντιμας" I think!

[@ttg001]

Dan Dart Oh, i didn't know. Being my name greek, i thought it was like that originally

[@danae_mav4562]

Yes, your name is Διμας. I'm Greek :)

[@ΑπόλλωνΘηρευτής]

You think wrong

[@chaostade4087]

dude if your parents are greek its Δήμας (its a greek last name), there is not Δ sounding letter in english so they write it D ("Th" can't be used because Thimas would sound like Θήμας or Θίμας). If you're not greek its Ντίμας because the "d" sound in greek is "ντ".

[@Brandon_O]

Your voice is so lovely it's like a cross between Heather feather and whisper crystal it's heavenly!

[@Frilleon]

I liked the layout of the video. The camera is better when it's not so close sometimes. Especially for a teaching role play. Thanks!

[@StevePagetWorld]

This is just cuteness off the scale. Love it.

[@eibaclothing8425]

I am Brazilian and I'm really learning from these videos . keep doing that is very good.

[@aljcymru]

we need another one of these! Really interesting and relaxing.

[@TheFallibleFiend]

µ is also used to denote coefficient of friction.

[@CieloAzul2011]

This video is awesome, so many tingles each time I see it

[@TheLunaV]

the way you said ''pink'' - ADORABLE ^_^

[@fknnameiwantistaken]

You're still one of my favorites! Thank you for making this :-).

[@Stefan-ze6gi]

one tip, in math you use the uppercase delta, to indicate a change in quantity

[@jess6735]

Very similar to Ukrainian alphabet! I love the sounds and accent in the Greek language, so pretty!

[@sweeneyj2346]

I'd like to thank you not only for helping me fall asleep tonight but for helping me remember which frats at my school are which. It's not always easy going to a party school hahaha

[@DavidDavid-ie1zl]

my math language is without direction yet its like puzzle pieces, teaching an art that is without direction is without boundaries, most people need a mark to use like a crutch.

[@julienrooij]

I'm from the netherlands and i'm teaching myself greek! But i have a question: When do you use Ο or Ω? And when do you use Ε or Ν?

[@Mr1christos]

+Julien Van Rooij usually Ω it is used in verbs and 0 in objects but there are many other grammar rules for that,E and N are diff letters are not similar each other,you just use them in words

[@ΠάτερΓκομένιος-ζ5κ]

Ποσο ομορφη εισαι ρε φιλε αληθεια..καθομαι και βλεπω το βιντεο μονο και μονο για τα ματια σου

[@chubsxo6831]

My dad is half greek-cypriot but his dad never taught him Greek. I wish he did so I could speak Greek too >.

[@chaostade4087]

you can always learn..

[@chubsxo6831]

Chaos Tade That's not my point. I just generally wish I could be bilingual without having to learn

[@oliviadartley470]

I completely understand! My mom is half Greek... my Yiayia tried to teach her but she was stubborn

[@themcdoodle6164]

wow this was absolutely awesome 😍😍 So relaxing! Thank you

[@hoogachoga]

I wonder why English/American people call it "Greece", when the Greeks call is something that sounds so difference. I wonder what the etymology is there...

[@gandalfthegrey1715]

The English word 'Greece' is based on the Latin word 'Graecia' which came from the latin word for Greek: 'Graecus', which is based on the Greek word for Greek itself

[@hoogachoga]

Gandalf the Grey Ah, that makes sense. Thanks, Gandalf!

[@someonesomewhere6633]

Aristotle, Apollodorus and many other Ancient Greeks have reported that "at first they were called Greeks but currently Hellenes" «πρώτον μεν Γραικοί νυν δε Έλληνες» [proton men Graeci nun de Hellenes]. The name "Graeci" [possible etymology: Γραικός

[@hoogachoga]

Stella Deli Great reply. Thank you

[@Keeshya6]

I adore how you pronounce "circumference". It's so different than I've ever heard it in the U.S. I wonder if I've always mispronounced it... Hmmm...

[@Cutebunny992M]

Keeshya6 Maybe I mispronounce it . haha! I make a lot of mistakes :)

Cutebunny992 ASMR but you always manage to correct yourself so gracefully *kisses hand* hm i only typed that to piss off the other males on here... you mad bros?! heheh

[@Vasuda_Prime]

Chris Brady Le Fedora McTippins

[@1ofEve]

Cutebunny992 ASMR sir-come-fuh-rins is the way I learned in US. I hated mathematics but still loved this video! hah

[@joaquinandrada1226]

Me encantaría que también hablaras español!! Thank you for relax me everynight. I love your videos ! Greetings from Argentina !