Learn Greek: Grammar | The Indefinite Article - Το αόριστο άρθρο (ένας, μια, ένα)

The Greek indefinite article ένας, μια, ένα.
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Με αγάπη,
Λίνα

[@linaaaap1]

Time for grammar! That's an easy one, don't you think?

[@ckj999]

thank you so much lina!!!! it's all coming back to me, from my greek school days as a boy :)

[@linaaaap1]

This is so nice! I'm glad my videos help!😀

[@Ibrahim_Abusafia]

Learn Greek with Lina make new grammers videos plzzzzzzzz

[@tstsullivan]

These are some of the best language videos I've found, not just in Greek, but in any language. Efkharisto!!

[@dave2amsterdam]

Another great video, very well explained with good examples.

[@ujjalghosh5092]

Beautiful lesson.

[@chaveraoh]

I do enjoy your videos and hope to learn your beautiful language. Greetings from Poland! One tequest tho. Is it possible to color the words in both languages? When you color sth in Greek it would help if the English were also in the same color. Helps memorize without learning. I would also benefit more if you repeated the pronunciation of a sentence after all the explanations to this sentence. Double and spaced hearing would seed the words in my memory. On the phone I it hard to rewind short stuff. Thank you for All your great effort. As a teacher I appreciate a great teacher, a lot as a learner I do even more ❤️

[@funenglish248]

Great teaching, may I suggest that you explain the changes the suffers the words that are affected by the indefinite articles ένας, μια, ένα, etc ?

[@StreetBoi69uk]

Euxaristoume poly Lina!

[@linaaaap1]

Εγώ σας ευχαριστώ! Thank you! 😀

[@ifoundthistoday]

Hello ... in the playlist can you please put the lessons in order ... because in the playlist they play automatically and the videos are out of order... also can you organize the videos so we can learn progressively from easier to more difficult - thank you

[@linaaaap1]

Hello and thanks for watching! Until now, all of my videos are for beginners. They are grouped in playlists according to subject (vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation). I definitely recommend that you watch the pronunciation lessons first, and then continue with grammar and vocabulary at the same time in any order you like. I try to connect all of the videos with links and pop-up cards (top right). I try to keep it simple and let people choose their own order. But since you mentioned it, I will try to put the videos in the Modern Greek lessons playlist (all of my lessons are in there) in some kind of order. Thanks for the feedback!😀

[@ifoundthistoday]

thank you

[@georgeprot7206]

Μόνο εγώ μαθαίνω αγγλικά από τα βίντεό σου ; χα χα !! σε ευχαριστώ πολύ !! Καλά ε πρέπει να ξέρεις απίστευτα αγγλικά για να το κάνεις αυτό !!! Σε ευχαριστώ Λίνα !!

[@linaaaap1]

Κάνω ό,τι μπορώ! Σίγουρα τα αγγλικά μου δεν είναι τέλεια, αλλά δεν έχει και τόση σημασία αφού με καταλαβαίνουν!

[@georgeprot7206]

@@linaaaap1 ΤΙ ΛΕΣ τώρα ;; !!! για να το κάνεις αυτό πρέπει να έχεις απίστευτες γνώσεις !! συγχαρητήρια πάντως, είναι πολύ αξιόλογο αυτό που κάνεις !

[@shannoncavanaugh6264]

Lina thank you so much for explaining. Very helpful with the story. There are a few words that you pronounce so quickly I cannot understand such as princess and question? Why is yious pronounced you-sss? It's as if the "yi" is dropped and we go automatically to "ous." I am taking time to write it all down and figure out definite and indefinite articles on my reviews.

[@litelchau9729]

Hello dear Lina. In 4:03, when you give examples for the nominative case, I think that only the first is actually a nominative, the other three are accusatives. Don't you think so?

[@linaaaap1]

Oh, this is absolutely insane! I just noticed that and thank you sooo much! I will have to find a way to fix this! Thanks a million again!

[@AlAl-ci5uq]

Hi Lina, how do you know English so well? I hope to be as good as you one day

[@harounagakou1071]

Ευχαριστούμε πάρα πολύ

[@YEvgin]

Thnx.

[@tspark1071]

Thanks

[@theodor_adorno]

γεια σας Lina,I just want to learn about accusative case feminine gender.πες μας μια ιστορία. this example is about accusative case so why did you use μια not μιαν?Because ιστορία is starting vowel.ευχαριστώ πολύ

[@aggelosn.6846]

"Μια" used to get a "ν" ending in the past but in modern greek is not used much.

[@AdamMendoza007]

ευχαριστώ πολύ

[@yingpan7185]

Γεια σας, Λίνα. I have one more question. In the following sentence, why do we use 'μία φίλη' instead of 'ένας φίλο'? Έχω μόνο μία φίλη. --I have only one friend.

[@user-xh9rz7rf8l]

έχω μόνο μία φίλη is for a woman (femin) έχω μόνο έναν φίλο is for a man (masc)

[@yingpan7185]

@@user-xh9rz7rf8l ohhh thank you

[@aidoremon710]

euxaristw polu

[@linaaaap1]

Hi! Thank you for watching!

[@monaal-jilani9876]

perfect

[@linaaaap1]

Hello, Mona! Thank you for watching! I hope that you 're still studying and improving you Greek skills. 😀

[@le3man]

Καλημέρα. How do you count from 200 to 1000?

[@linaaaap1]

Hi! I will make a video about this, but it's very easy: name of hundred + regular counting from 1-99 (hundreds: διακόσια - 200, τριακόσια-300, τετρακόσια-400, πεντακόσια-500, εξακόσια-600, εφτακόσια-700, οχτακόσια-800, εννιακόσια-900. Χίλια - 1000). E.g. : 589 - πεντακόσια ογδόντα εννέα. From 1000 to 1999 it's the same thing.!

[@le3man]

Learn Greek with Lina great your kind and helpful. Look forward to seeing that video

[@le3man]

i see you kept your promise :)

[@jamesubiebi5069]

With lina am a greek

[@yingpan7185]

Γεια σας, Λίνα. In the following sentence, you use ‘μιαν’ instead of ‘μια’ when the following word ‘ιστορία’ starts with an vowel. I wonder why. Thank you. Πες μας μιαν ιστορία. Tell us a story.

[@georgeprot7206]

it is the same μια or μιαν

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

ενας

[@elenaroumeliotou9512]

θα προτιμούσα να ήταν πιο πολυ ελληνικά