Biblical Greek - Lesson 23 - Numbers 6-10, many and none - Free Greek

[@DrIvanPAVLII]

Thank you! 🙏 I think I wouldn’t learn Koine Greek if not for this KZbin channel. It is a gift from God!

[@regbaker56]

Thank you Angela, these are refreshing, inspiring and helpful.

[@filolinguista5576]

Thank you wholeheartedly, Angela. If all the language teachers used this methodology, we would be able to learn any language in no time; language courses would more efficient than they usually are. Biblical languages deserve the best pedagogy to be taught, since the Word of God came to the world through them. Blessings.

[@peterbrown3004]

Very well said and very much true

[@dgrewar]

Thank you Angela. I've taught myself to count to 100 in New Testament Greek while swimming. Five days a week I swim 100 x 25m lengths in a swimming pool and count in New Testament Greek. I'm probably the only lane swimmer in Wales that counts the number of lengths they swim in ancient Greece. Thanks to you Angela 😊

[@AlphawithAngela]

That is an excellent way to pass the time! 🤣. It is hard enough to keep track of how many laps I have swum in English! If I ever get back to swimming laps, I will try Greek!

[@dgrewar]

@@AlphawithAngela I also sometimes have to think what lap I've just swam. But I found that by counting laps in Greek I usually know what lap number I'm swimming.

[@withouthands]

Finally managed to watch this lesson after more than a week. This is truly top quality teaching!

[@AlphawithAngela]

Thank you.

[@Belcampo1815]

You are a very good teacher of Greek, when I tried to study it before it seemed to me such an arid language with so many grammatical rules, but you make it look very lively and organic.

[@AlphawithAngela]

Thank you Karli, I'm glad to hear it.

[@carlosicad8235]

Thanks again for this nice video.

[@beebell7288]

I thank the Lord for you. Angela! Keep up the great work 👍

[@glossahouse]

Excellent material as always!

[@onyis_skits]

Wow. Thank you so much. So much dedication. Great lesson. God bless you.

[@jonball9744]

Χαίρε! Your videos continue to be great quality and so helpful. I look forward to each new one coming out. Thank you for your great work.

[@MrAdams-nq1uv]

Gratias maximas tibi ago, magistra optima.

[@martinm.salinas8347]

Thank you very much.

[@realmysticism]

Absolutely wonderful. Thank you very much.

[@aldairjose8456]

amazing class

[@reepicheepsfriend]

Great lesson!! This is beautiful

[@hugominiello4885]

Buenísimo. Gracias.

[@filolinguista5576]

I just didn't quite understand what you said in 16:01. Was it: ὤ μᾰθηταί, τί μαθητής σήμερον? What does it mean?

[@AlphawithAngela]

It is just an introduction to the summary of what was learned in the lesson. You will understand it in future lessons. There will always be one or two things that are not explained that hint at what is to come next and will be explained in future lessons.

[@filolinguista5576]

@@AlphawithAngela Thank you for your answer. I'll be pacient then.

[@adrianblake8876]

It's ήμερον - today. From ήμερα - day (learned in a previous lesson), so the phrase means "O students, what did you learn today?" Though we haven't learned any verbs yet... 😕

[@filolinguista5576]

@@adrianblake8876 😊 Now it all makes sense. Thank you very much.

[@peterbrown3004]

Ex omnibus linguis ominium temporum locorumque, est lingua graeca antigua pulchriora ac etiam meliora!

[@jamesmccluskey5589]

Εΰ λέγεις ώ Άγγέλη

[@AlphawithAngela]

Εὐχαριστῶ σε! Χαίρομαι.

[@irinaborisoff5758]

Where is the 21-22 quiz?

[@AlphawithAngela]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZzUZ3uhq9WFg6s

[@AlphawithAngela]

Sorry, sometimes I forget to add it to both playlists.

[@carlwiwe7540]

εὖγε πάλιν 😘