Learn Greek: The Consonants Pronunciation | Part2: Κ Λ Μ Ν Ξ Π

Learn the Greek consonants Part 2: κ λ μ ν ξ π combined with every possible vowel in syllables: κα, κε, κι, κο, κου etc. Pronounce the Greek consonants correctly, with many examples and plenty of time to repeat!
The last two videos will be up this week with the rest of the Alphabet consonants (ρ, σ, τ, φ, χ, ψ) and the consonant combinations (μπ, γκ, γγ, ντ, τσ, τζ)
Vocabulary:
κάτι: something, και: and, επικίνδυνος: dangerous, επικός: epic, κουτάλι: spoon, λάθος: mistake, πόλεμος: war, μάλλινος: woolen, μιλώ: I speak, λουκούμι: lokum, μάτι: eye, είμαι: I am, μύθος: myth, λαιμός: neck, μουσική: music, μάνα: mother, ναι: yes, Νίκος: Nikos(man's name), νόμος: law, νους: mind, δεν: not (forming negation), ξανθός: blonde, ξένος: foreigner, stranger, άξιος: worthy, έξω: out, outside, παίξουμε (verb form of the verb παίζω-play), Παρασκευή: Friday, απαίσιος: awful, πίνω: I drink, ποτέ: never, ever, παππούς: grandfather
For more details: goo.gl/hTzBU2
Previous video (Part 1: β, γ, δ, ζ, θ) goo.gl/z8G11A
For the Greek vowels check this video: • Learn Greek: How to Pr...
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i love the type of pedagogic way that you using in your videos, keep on!

[@kristoffermorrison5535]

Thank you for all the help in my learning Greek journey, keep up the great work!

[@monaal-jilani9876]

thanks a lot and keep on waiting the next lesson well done

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[@hari2030]

Tq mam..From india..

[@SonOfJesus777]

Words should be given meanings also. It will help to remember.

[@SonOfJesus777]

When the use of the vowel "epsilon" is taught, the word given in example have alpha+ iota. Vowel shown at the start of the video are in capital while those used in word examples are small. This causes confusion.

[@mohammedjaberahmedbd6043]

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[@koraybakir7192]

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[@Sam_Green____4114]

it would be better if the English translation was given for the greek words (just on the screen)

[@sweetyvany99]

Euxaristw yia to video tou! :)

[@linaaaap1]

Thank you for watching! 😀

[@anabunana]

These videos are helping me a lot, but I am confused by Παρασκευή which could be written in English letters as Paraskeví. In my understanding the Greek letter B has a V sound, but the last two letters in this Greek word are lowercase ita and lowercase ipsilon,which together make the phonetic I vowel sound so I wrote it as Paraskei. I know I must be wrong, but looking through my study notes from your videos I can't figure out why...

[@mcaetano2000]

I'm confused by the same thing. Lina, you say υ is pronounced as "ee" in english, but in this word you pronounce it like a "v". Why?

[@theapapa4762]

The letter υ is pronounced as -ee by itself. However, when paired with α and ε, it becomes a v or f sound, depending on the word. This occurs very often, you will encounter the αυ and ευ combinations very often. Good word examples are αύριο (ávrio=tomorrow), αυτός (aftós=he), ευχαριστώ (efharistó=thank you), Παρασκευή (paraskeví=Friday, also a common female name). If you want to pronounce the two letters separately, you need to put the double dot mark above the υ (διαλυτικά), like this εϋ, αϋ, but this is extremely rare (διαλυτικά are more commonly used in the αι,ει combinations, look them up). Don't be mistaken, the letter combinations εβ,εφ,αβ,αφ also exist. Unfortunately there are no set rules to know if the υ is an f or a v, the only help I can give you is that the word auto is read as afto. It is present in many important words such as αυτοκίνητο (automobile/car), αυτόματος (automatic) etc.

[@user-xh9rz7rf8l]

@@theapapa4762 There are rules The «ευ» and «αυ», pronounced ef and af, when the letters κ, π, τ, χ, φ, θ, σ, ξ, ψ follow. «ευ» and «αυ» are pronounced "ev" and "av", when the letters β, γ, δ, ζ, λ, μ, ν, ρ and vowels follow.

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[@linaaaap1]

Oui, c'est moi!

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Et bien j'adore ta voix

[@linaaaap1]

Merci beaucoup!! 😀

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[@le3man]

look foward to part three!!!!!

[@linaaaap1]

Hi and thanks! It's scheduled for Friday!

[@le3man]

great!!!!!!! im coming to Greece this year!! my 1st time :) do u have a video n how to cont from 100 to 1000?

[@linaaaap1]

That's awesome! I hope you 'll have a great time! I have videos from 100-200! The good news is that with these, you can easily form the rest of the numbers yourself! Watch the videos from 100-200. After that, everything is exactly the same. You replace "εκατόν" with "διακόσια, τριακόσια, τετρακόσια, πεντακόσια, εξακόσια, επτακόσια, οχτακόσια, εννιακόσια" and you're ready!

[@le3man]

Learn Greek with Lina on OK that is easy :) I went to Crete last year and met some people from Athens. Αθήνα. I promised them I would come to Ελλάδα this year to see them. I like to keep my promises ;)

[@linaaaap1]

Oh, so it's your second time in Greece after all! It's great meeting people from all over the world and stay in touch! I hope these lessons will help you in your trip! 😀 Welcome!

[@janekyoung5082]

Very Deep Greek style English:)χαχα

[@ismailrabinovic694]

Euxaristw.

[@linaaaap1]

Καλωσήρθες! Thank you for watching!