Intro to Greek 8: Nominative & Accusative

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[@mathainoellinika]

Thanks for this video Murray, it helped me get context to the equivalent in English.

[@danieladecarvalho8519]

Amen

[@saranshsaxena3956]

Nicely explained. Thanks.

[@om-qg7ju]

Thank you!

[@thanassiss1371]

I wish you could make one for Modern Greek too...

[@Pihros]

γυός not υίος

[@zoey8430]

great explanation, but your pronunciation of the word "son", is completely off.

[@murrayv08]

Hi Christina, there are a number of different pronunciation systems that are used in the study of ancient Greek. The system that I use is explained in lessons 2 and 3. Note that in this system, the upsilon and iota combination (diphthong) is pronounced like the ui in suite. Note also that the rough breathing mark adds an "h" sound to the beginning of the word.

[@KeikoRoblox]

@@murrayv08 why are you teaching ancient greek and not modern greek