Greek definite articles

Here is a little helpful song or rap or whatever to help practice greek definite articles!!! There is one error.... in the dative, plural, feminine the sigma is missing at the end of the article... other then that it should all be fine!
Hope it helps!!!

[@lululeelee19]

This is great!! I think there's a typo in the chart though… Feminine plural should be tais not tai.

[@LucA-dm7st]

Such a bop

[@Pixie2you]

Thank you so much for this - it's the only way I've been able to learn these!

[@RealStealthyNinja]

Thanks for this, a bit different (I'm not saying wrong) to the pronunciation I learnt though. But thanks anyway, it's helpful for me.

[@nicolasdias4823]

What is nominative?

[@creamofthecrop4339]

What is vocative?

[@arisxoxo]

The reason the definite articles for the vocative case aren't specifically defined is that they are often the same as the nominative case. In most instances, when you address someone using their name or title, you would use the vocative case for their name or title, and the definite article remains in the nominative case.

[@Sam_Green____4114]

Is this MODERN Greek ?

[@arisxoxo]

no, its ancient greek

[@matthewsouthwell3500]

Koine