Greek with Stalo: The imperative in Greek - 24 irregular verb commands

A very important video on the imperative of Greek irregular verbs.
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[@GeoGeo-in2fd]

Amazing explanation of a very difficult subject!!! Thank you!!!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you so much, Geo!!

[@ginabuenviaje2622]

Excellent presentation Madam Stallo!! Very Helful... Thank u!!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you so much, Gina!!

[@WiesławBaszowiecki]

I just finished to watch the lesson. Very interesting words and sentences. To write them on paper is my task for tomorrow. Maybe I will have some questions later. Thank you for the lesson. 🌹🌺

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you very much, Wiesław!! That's great that you will write them down! That's how I learn too! I have to write things down. Feel free to ask any questions you may have!! Thank you!!

[@maroualaaziz3115]

Κάνει πολύ ζέστη. Άνοιξε το παράθυρο, παρακαλώ!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Πολύ ωραία, Maroua!!

[@maroualaaziz3115]

Sorry Μην αφήσεις τα παιδιά να παίξουν όταν κάνει κρύο!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Πολύ ωραία!!

[@maroualaaziz3115]

Μου αρέσει πολύ αυτό το μάθημα Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ

[@GreekWithStalo]

Ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ, Maroua!!

[@powerworld1238]

So lovely thank you so much 😂😂😂👆👆👆❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏☺️☺️☺️

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you so much!! I appreciate it!!

[@andycordy5190]

Unusually, we have 9 minutes of grammar explanation before we get to see how to say anything. Did you mean to to do that?

[@GreekWithStalo]

Hi, Andy! Yes, the first 9 minutes are important, because I explain the meaning of imperative ( some people don't know what imperative means), I give the imperative of the verbs έχω and είμαι, and I also explain the periphrastic way of using the imperative. Thank you for your comment!

[@antonzach6759]

Γεια σου Σταλω!! Υπεροχο βιντεο γραμματικης για την προστακτικη με πολλα παραδειγματα!! Παντα μαθαινεις κατι καινουργιο!! Να εισαι καλα!! Καλη εβδομαδα!!❤❤

[@GreekWithStalo]

Ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ, Anton!! Καλή εβδομάδα!!

[@verakorfioti657]

Στάλω μου, με εκπλήσσουν οι λεπτομέρειες που αναδεικνύεις.

[@GreekWithStalo]

Ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ, Βέρα μου!!

[@ЛюбомирСтоянов-э9щ]

Γеιá σaç! I would like to ask you about the Imperative. I meet different forms of some verbs: For example: πíνω - πιeç -πiéσte but - πieíte; Лéω - пеç - пéσте but пеíte; Βлéпω - δеç - δéσte , but δeíte. Thank you in advance!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Hello, Ljubomir!! The forms πιέστε, πέστε, δέστε are just different versions of πιείτε, πείτε, δείτε, which are the main imperative forms. They are all correct and all common. Thank you!!

[@ЛюбомирСтоянов-э9щ]

@@GreekWithStalo Thank you for the reply!

[@maroualaaziz3115]

Μην αφήνετε τα παιδιά να παίζουν όταν βρέχει!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Πολύ ωραία!!

[@GeoGeo-in2fd]

Very useful video!!! Thank you!!!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you very much, Geo!!

[@ricknbacker1612]

Really useful Stalo very many thanks

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you so much, Rick!!

[@alexiphigenia1618]

Excellent!!! Thank you!!!!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you very much, Alex-Iphigenia!!

[@ЛюбомирСтоянов-э9щ]

Thank you for the helpful lesson on the Imperative mood. I always learn something new and useful following your videos.

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you so much!!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Hi!! I saw your comment about adverbs and prepositions, but, when I click on it to reply, it's nowhere to be found!! I don't know why!! Anyway, that's a great suggestion!! Yes, I will make a video on adverbs and prepositions and the difference between them! Thank you very much!!

[@ЛюбомирСтоянов-э9щ]

Thank you. I have cancelled my request, that is why it cannot be found. I am glad that you like my suggestion and I am looking forward to hearing your explanation @@GreekWithStaloon the above topic.

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you very much!! I will start working on the video very soon. I still have a couple of other things in line!

[@christinareis523]

Another great video!

[@GreekWithStalo]

Thank you so much, Christina!!

[@Sam_Green____4114]

How come then my ex neighbour used to say to his dog then , when it was doing something he didn't like " με " (Mee sound in English) for " Don't ! / Do not ! Instead of " μην " ( Meen ) ?

[@GreekWithStalo]

Hi, Sam!! If I understand correctly, he was saying "με" not "μη", right? "Μη" is the same as "μην" but "με" is a form that is used in some Greek dialects, such as Cypriot Greek. Was he from Cyprus by any chance?

[@Sam_Green____4114]

No , l think he was from Northern Greece. Can't remember where . l 'll ask the wife . She used to speak to him ! @@GreekWithStalo

[@GreekWithStalo]

Maybe in Northern Greece they use it too, I don't know. Yes, his wife can give us the answer.

[@Sam_Green____4114]

He came from Arta , in Northern Greece.@@GreekWithStalo

[@GreekWithStalo]

Then, I guess, they use that form up there too.