Greek Online Lessons | A2 | Days of the week

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A2 Level / Lesson 3: This is a vocabulary but also a grammar lesson! You will learn the days of the week and how to use them correctly!
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Great lesson - please make a lesson on the following and how to use them: του, στο, απο το, της, την, μου, στην, που Thank you so much.

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Hello again. Do you have any tips for maybe not just English people, to learn how to roll the "r" - e.g. when you pronounce τρρρρριτη! Ha ha. It is impossible for me but I try and try! When I was in Greece trying to learn Greek, I did get a useful tip on how to pronounce θ (keep your tongue behind your front teeth) and δ (put the front of your tongue between your teeth and clamp down and make dth sound. I look forward to practising r r r r and making people laugh! Thank you.

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[@swapnilsonawane9874]

In Sankrit a lunar month is divided into two 15 days periods. The fifteen days are labelled as per the number. 1st day= Pratipada, 2nd day= Dwitiya, 3rd day= Tritiya, 4th= Chaturthi, 5th= Panchami, 6th = Shashthi, 7th= Saptami, 8th= Ashtami, 9th= Navami, 10th= Dashami, 11th= Ekadashami, 12th= Dwadashami, 13th=Triyodashi, 14th is Chaturdashi 15th day is generally labelled after phase of moon on that day, if it is a new moon it is Amavasya and if it is full moon it is Pournima.

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[@swapnilsonawane9874]

@@greeklessonsonlinevideos there's some similarities in the names of 3rd, 4th and 5th day of week.

[@claireshephard8177]

No need to answer but I am going through your excellent videos and will probably find the answer but as it is in the future when you say "On the weekend I am going holiday" is it just a slight different between παω/Θα παω ? Will you be discussing that in Future Tense? Thank you so much for your clear lessons I love them!

[@greeklessonsonlinevideos]

Yes there is a difference! You should watch my lessons about the future !! Thank you so much for your kind comments!!

[@michaliomdin5262]

It seems like the word savato(i don't have greek keyboard) comes from thr hebrew word "shabbat" שבת. Shabbat comes from the word "lishbot" לשבות which means "to rest/to protest/to not do work" and is comes from the judaistic belief that god rested on the seventh day of the creation of the world thus making shabbat the day of rest. I suspect it was influenced into greek in ancient times when ancient greek ruled over judea

[@greeklessonsonlinevideos]

Yes it comes from Hebrew!

[@Arthur-so2cd]

teacher, why on 5:01 monday only has ''ti'', when all the other feminine days have ''tin'' in front of them?

[@greeklessonsonlinevideos]

Monday starts with an Μ and in that case the -ν in the article is not necessary.

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[@workininEP]

Thank you, but why is Friday pronounced 'paraskeví'? I thought it would be 'paraskení'

[@greeklessonsonlinevideos]

ευ = εβ It's a vowel combination!

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Evxaristó

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Hello, I have a question please, why we put Τη Δευτέρα and not την Δευτέρα

[@greeklessonsonlinevideos]

Because Δευτέρα starts with Δ

[@jmuring]

well some say sunday in then 7th day of the week in greek...

[@greeklessonsonlinevideos]

Yes I know. But it's not.

[@shumyedemissie8896]

It's good but if you can please right their accsent in English. Like triti,pempti,Savato......