Greek Online Lessons | A1 | Possessive Pronouns

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A1 level / Lesson 15: This is a grammar lesson! We will see the possessive pronouns.
μου (my)
σου (your)
του (his)
της (her)
του (its)
μας (our)
σας (your)
τους (their)
Structure:
noun+possessive pronoun
adjective+possessive pronoun+noun
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There is a lesson about the possessives! Please check the A1 list

[@suraqi4893]

Miss, my questions are: 1. What does that accent on the last letter do or change in the pronunciation? 2. Do all words which include 3 syllables or more must end with a vowel? 3. Is it necessary that every word includes three syllables or more to has an accent on a vowel?

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1. When we put an accent mark it means that we will emphasize on that vowel. We put more power there. So the pronunciation won't change. The intonation will. 2. No! 3. Yes!! When it has 2 syllables or more we must put an accent

[@shannoncavanaugh6264]

A quick question. What if you have several adjectives in from the noun, such as: "This will go well with your new white linen shirt?" Does the possessive pronoun go AFTER the first adjective or if not then where? Thank you.

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After the second! Nice question 😍

[@igniculusquartz1827]

what if there are two adjectives? my good, tall friend would it be the good tall my friend? or the good my tall friend?

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[@erlikhan4217]

Does the accent in the end of the noun make a difference in pronounciation?

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Yes, there is a slight difference!

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[@paulussilverus]

Thank you so much teacher. ❤ One question: Καινούριο isn't a 3 syllable word? Και-νού-ριο? Why it doesn't have the accent? Καινούριό

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Because it's an adjective and not a noun.

[@Arthur-so2cd]

teacher, does the word φιλη mean friend(feminine) or friend(masculine)?

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Feminine! In the plural masculine it may sound the same though but it is written differently οι φίλοι plural masculine η φίλη singular feminine

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Ευχαριστώ =Δ Thank you for another lesson =D I can't wait for the part where δικό, δικές, δικοί and the others are included. This part is a nightmare for me on Duolingo xD They're related to noun's gender, right?

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Hello: Is this modern Greek or Hellenic/Koine? Thank you for your feedback.

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This grammar is same with Filipino Example: My good friend Greek: ο καλός μου φίλος (The - good - my - friend) In Filipino: ang mabait kong kaibigan (The - good - my - friend) Ang maganda kong bahay Το όμορφο μου σπίτι Ang = το Maganda = όμορφο Ko = μου Bahay = σπίτι

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[@zuhalodabaskoukiaris1998]

Hello there is something I want to ask you, if you can answer I will be very glad When you explane about οι προσωπικές αντωνυμίες, Ενικος αριθμός and Πληθυντικος αριςμος, that is Αιτιατική Με, Σε, τον, την, το ... l watched from your old video and l understood them. thanks for that. You showed οι κτητικές αντωνυμίες in this video, I understand it too, but there is also Γενική. I have a book and that book shows the subject of Γενική as Μου, Σου,Του, Της, Του, Μας Σας Τους, Τις, Τους. I'm a little confused. are these correct ?

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Yes there are also the personal pronouns in Genitive. We use them as indirect objects, fοr example : της δίνει το βιβλίο (βιβλίο is the direct object in Accusative and της the indirect object in Genitive). There are also some verbs that they take a direct object in Genitive, for example : της τηλεφωνώ (here there is only one object in Genitive).

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δώσε μου το παλτό μου of this sentence 1. Μου is Γενική. 2. Μου is κτητικές αντωνυμίες . you think l understand correct or l m stupid. 😩

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Don't get disappointed my dear student! You have a good point here! The first pronoun is personal and the second possessive! They look alike but they are completely different in the meaning and way of use! Μου δίνεις - you give me Ο καφές μου - my coffee Τhe personal pronouns (Accusative or Genitive) are always next to a verb. The possessive pronouns are after the nouns.

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[@part9952]

So the possessiv pronound doesnt change according to the case? If the noun is for example in accusative the pronoun will still be „mou“ afterwards?

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Yes! The possessive pronouns are fixed. You don't have to change the case.

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Dear lady whatching A1 possessive Pronouns i realized that you did not include daughter and son and daughter

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Dear ...................................................................................................................................................................... for A1 FAMILY Lesson,thank you.

[@zuhalodabaskoukiaris1998]

αυτό είναι το καινούριο σπίτι μας ή αυτό είναι το καινούριο μας σπίτι . ποιος είναι σωστα καλή μου δασκαλα .

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When you have an adjective and a noun it's better to put the pronoun in between (the second sentence that you wrote!)

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Thank you too !!