Greek Online Lessons | B1 | Continuous Future

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B1 level : In this lesson you will learn how to form the Continuous Future tense!
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Key words for continuous future: 5:38 από αύριο, από ΄δω και στο εξής, απί ΄δω και πέρα, όλη την ώρα, όλην την μέρα, όλο το μήνα, πάντα, συχνά, πολλές φορές, κάπου κάπου, σπάνια (rarely, but still more than once), συνέχεια

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So this is the Συνεχής Μέλλοντας. I've read somewhere that there are also the Απλός, Εξακολουθητικόσ, Στιγμιαίος, Συντελεσμένοσ Μέλλοντασ. So you guys have 5 future tenses? Am I missing any?

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Συνεχής και Εξακολουθητικός are the same tense. Continuous future. Στιγμιαίος και Απλός are the same also. Short future. Συντελεσμενος is future perfect. We have three tenses for the future.

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Συνεχής Μέλλοντας ή Εξακολουθητικός Μέλλοντας

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Hi . I have a question about compound characters The letter (ντ )is only pronouncing( d, or) is it pronouncing( nd )and also γγ is it pronouncing (γγ)only( g or )is it pronouncing( ng)

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When you have these combinations at the begging of the word you are going to hear a clear ντ or γγ. When you find them in the middle of the word then you will might an -ν in the front! So ντομάτα (domàta) BUT αντίο ( andío). However, this doesn't happen very often!

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@@greeklessonsonlinevideos This doesn't happen very often. This means that the most common is the pronunciation of the letter d. The exception in some words is pronounced nd. thx🌷🌷🌷

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