Greek Online Lessons | A2 | C Verbs

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A2 level : This is a grammar lesson and you will learn how to recognise and conjugate the C verbs!
The C verbs end in -ομαι OR -άμαι at the "I" form (first person singular)!
Have a look: έρχ-ομαι, πλέν-ομαι, κουράζ-ομαι OR κοιμ-άμαι, θυμ-άμαι. These are C verbs!
Conjugaison:
έρχ-ομαι
έρχ-εσαι
έρχ-εται
ερχ-όμαστε
έρχ-εστε / ερχ-όσαστε
έρχο-ονται
AND
κοιμ-άμαι
κοιμ-άσαι
κοιμ-άται
κοιμ-όμαστε
κοιμ-άστε / κοιμ-όσαστε
κοιμ-ούνται
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Your pulling out -ámai as a separate group suddenly makes everything clear. After the umpteenth correction one begins to be discouraged. GREAT TIP! THANK YOU!

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Does θλίβομαι fit into this category or is there a better word Greeks would use for grief or to grieve? Thank you!

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Θλίβομαι is a C1 verb indeed !

[@Isha048]

κοιμομαστε, you pronounced well, but it's written κοιμοσαστε. Anyway, thanks for this very useful video.

[@qeib87]

Thank you. How do you form the future tense of these verbs? :)

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Not easy to answer this question. The future tense is rather complicated. It will be a lesson that we will have in the future!

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[@Deutsch-lernen1]

Thanks a lot. But why I can't to find c group verbs futur and past tense lesson.?

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Hi! I haven't included yet the C Verbs! This is a B2 grammar lesson since the C verbs are reflexive (passive voice)! My kind regards 😊

[@lukesheehan2851]

Very helpful videos. When are the videos explaining C verbs for future and past and the passive voice coming out. I feel like this is a big gap I'm missing. Ευχαριστώ

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Thank you! C verbs in past and future is a B2 level Grammar chapter. It is a very demanding chapter of the greek grammar. Hopefully I will make some videos in the future! Kind regards

[@andreasm5770]

What about the -ούμαι and -ιέμαι endings?? Also, is there a "D" category of verbs?

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We will see these endings in another lesson! Normally we teach these verbs at the end of the B1 level. There is no D category!

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Who can we differentiate between όμαστε and όμαστε... is ending for "we" are same for " ομαι & άμαι" ??

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Hello, can you teach us please the Prefixes and Suffixes in Greek language in a video?

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Yes, I will try to plan a lesson!

[@shannoncavanaugh6264]

Alexa where may I find forming the future tense for C category verbs? It is not in A1 or A2 playlist. Is it in the B categories? Thank you.

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The future of C verbs is very irregular. Normally we teach this grammar at the B2 level. I haven't made a lesson about them yet!!

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@@greeklessonsonlinevideos thank you so much for telling me. I kept searching my notes and watched the videos a third time. I thought maybe I made a mistake and did not write down. My biggest question is this. So with many of the verbs there are two ways to spell them, such as for the verbs "to wear," "to love," "to speak," "to laugh." And again it is thanks to you that I know this now. So the first spelling ends with an "aw" and that is a B1. So the second spelling is with just a "w" and an accent on the "w" so that is B2? When making them into future verbs do we conjugate them differently and follow the rules for B1 and B2? It is confusing to me. The Greek Verb Conjugator when I check only lists the B2 form and offers no explanation. Thank you for any directions you can give me. I am learning a lot with your videos, but I am stuck on this one.

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@@shannoncavanaugh6264 the present tense is different for these two categories but the future tense will be the same. Present Tense Β1 μιλάω / μιλώ μιλάς μιλάει / μιλά μιλάμε μιλάτε μιλάνε / μιλούν Present Tense Β2 οδηγώ οδηγείς οδηγεί οδηγούμε οδηγείτε οδηγούν Future Tense B1 + B2 θα μιλήσω - θα οδηγήσω θα μιλήσεις - θα οδηγήσεις θα μιλήσει - θα οδηγήσει θα μιλήσουμε - θα οδηγήσουμε θα μιλήσετε - θα οδηγήσετε θα μιλήσουν - θα οδηγήσουν Hope that helped!!

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@@greeklessonsonlinevideos thank you always for getting back with me. You are so kind. I love your lessons. Thanks to you have have learned the future tense and feel ready enough to move on to the past verb tense. No one has ever explained verbs to me like you have and so it was always a hit and miss with no understanding, but you explain the reasoning so well.

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Hi, your teaching style is great but want see all lessons one by one but can't find numbers wise please tell me

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There is no specific order!

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[@selintekin442]

There is a mistake with κοιμόμαστε 3.11

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Oh you are so right! I just noticed the spelling mistake. Yes, it should have been κοιμόμαστε with an -μ and not with an -σ. Thank you for letting me know 🙂

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Sorry but I couldn't success to hear what does the verb "Ξυρίζομαι" means!

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