Learn Greek: Vocabulary | Describing Houses - Το σπίτι στην εξοχή και στην πόλη

In this #greekvocabulary lesson, you're going to learn about 60 new Greek words, including nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, pronouns and more.
You're going to learn how to describe a house on the outside, by using simple sentences.
Don't worry if you don't know how to decline nouns, adjectives or pronouns yet! I'm going to make more videos to teach you all that soon. Let's take it slowly!
In this lesson we're going to see both a country house and an urban apartmenet building.
In future lessons we're going to see the interiors of a house and we'll learn how to describe each room and its essentials.
If you enjoyed this video, leave a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel for more! goo.gl/FEsjeq
For more Greek vocabulary lessons like this check out this playlist: goo.gl/hd9xdH
Similar style video - Exploring the beach (learn a lot of summer words): goo.gl/xLW1QA
I haven't mentioned the definite and indefinite articles in this video because I have already uploaded separate grammar lessons about them.
The Definite Article: goo.gl/mGX4pV
The Indefinite Article: goo.gl/ccTn16
The video is created and edited by Learn Greek with Lina (me) in July 2017.
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Audio editor: Audacity
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Με αγάπη,
Λίνα

[@linaaaap1]

Hi friends! It took me a little longer to make and upload his video, and with this heat it was much harder! Hope you like it!😀❤

[@laurensharrock2817]

Hi

[@laurensharrock2817]

Hi lina

[@laurensharrock2817]

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[@laurensharrock2817]

I glad l told you that lesson l give you lina

[@PropheticInsights]

I used to live and work in Greece. Helps to refresh!

[@antoniovisk]

What a wonderful pronounciation in a clearly way and good voice! I congratulate you for your greate capacity of teaching . Thank you a lot!

[@elvishiekios8826]

Ωραια βιντεο για τα παιδακια που μαθαινουν ελληνικα. Σε ευχαριστω πολυ!

[@michaelcrimmins1298]

Mis Lina, Thank you for your hard work. I really enjoyed the video. Regarding the weather: it’s Texas, it’s summer, and it is hot enough to fry an egg on the top of your truck. Regards.

[@tiqo8549]

Thank you again for these kind of videos. It makes learning the language more easy for me! Keep it up!

[@NikisLearningLounge]

Hi Lina! I love your videos!. I would love if you considered making vocab videos for in doors, room by room. The kitchen, it's stove, oven, fridge, knives forks etc. Then the living room with the carpet, the couch, the tv etc. Then the bedroom, the mirror the bedside table, the cupboards etc. The bathroom, the shower and bath, the towels, etc... the study, the desk the books, etc.

[@elaineglen4413]

This is a great video especially splitting up the words at the end into categories I always try to look out for verbs and you did it for me Thank you Onto another of your videos now

[@AdamMendoza007]

Ακούγεται τέλεια. Ευχαριστώ πολύ.

[@DawnMorganCyprus]

Greetings from sunny Cyprus! Just to say many thanks for all your time and hard work. I learnt Greek in a Greek grammar class (where everyone could already speak the language) and it was all text book based (all writing and reading) not much speaking, so these are great for me to confirm accent/emphasis and check/revise words and pronunciation. Great to see you are so helpful also replying to people. I have downloaded the book you recommended in the seaside video - thanks for that! Any other free download recommendations?

[@dave2amsterdam]

Great video, the repeating of each syllable is the perfect way to learn the correct pronunciation. Keep up the good work.

[@linaaaap1]

Thank you very much! I'm really glad it helps! 😊

[@FestiFesti31]

​@@linaaaap1 welldone lina❤ je e mrekullueshme

[@user-hy4bh8pw6b]

Ευχαριστώ πολύ 🌹

[@amazingandrew3193]

Ευχαριστω πολυ!

[@tonyblairmybaby7318]

Thank you for your help

[@natalietornatore4342]

very informative thanks

[@fabiotellez6192]

Thank you, this is helpful.

[@linaaaap1]

Glad to help!

[@laurensharrock2817]

I am glad I told you that lesson

[@miltondias6617]

Thank you, Lina. I like your lessons.

[@linaaaap1]

Thank you!

[@ujjalghosh5092]

Nice lesson.

[@afgmusic5522]

thanks a lot

[@pbehrouz]

Thank you very much u are the best greek teacher. I am from iran and doing my phd in ntua i really need to learn greek fast and i found ur videos very useful i do write down what u teach and practice them... tnxxx and kisses from athens.

[@linaaaap1]

Hello! Thank you so much! I'm really excited that my lessons help a phd candidate with their work! Good luck with your career! Ntua is a great school, I wish you all the best! :)

[@misselengrace3853]

Giasou fili mou, I really love watching your videos and it helps me a lot to learn greek and please make some telephone conversation.Sas efxaristo😊

[@linaaaap1]

Hi! Γεια σου! Yes! Great idea for a dialogue! Thank you!

[@imtiazmandahmadmand5573]

Thanks you madam.

[@linaaaap1]

Hello and thank you for watching!

[@berinterpreter]

Thaaaaanx!!!great!!!

[@linaaaap1]

Thank you! :)

[@thomaschristopher453]

Bravo Lina.

[@linaaaap1]

Hello! Thank you!

[@shafiqbdgr]

thank you

[@stephaneleveque1134]

Merci :-)

[@margaritastrode4752]

❤

[@robertopetrazzuolo4749]

Katapliktikà :)

[@viralchannel6717]

Excellent your video making process and easy to learn Greek. Hope , you 'll create more video on grammar . Thanks

[@anatoligrimalschi6568]

Γειά σας, Λίνα!♥ Σήμερα κάνει πολλή ζέστη. I hope it would get cooler soon. Your lesson is excellent, as always. Νάστε καλά! And do not stand in the sun! :)

[@linaaaap1]

Thank you so much, you are very kind! Yes, it's a bit cooler now, but still hot! Well, that's summer, we shouldn't complain! Have a nice day!

[@anatoligrimalschi6568]

Καλησπέρα, Λίνα!♥ Thank you for your nice reply that brought me a nice day!:) I’ve come across a very interesting word - μεράκι (means to put a part of your soul into what you’re doing, doing something with passion and absolute devotion). This is about you, Lina! … Καληνύχτα! Όνειρα γλυκά!

[@konstantinosstavropoulos3605]

good

[@onurburcuyilmaz7289]

I watting New video

[@mrblackp1360]

Thanks for this video. What is this? It is a house.

[@linaaaap1]

Hi! Your comment made me realize that I didn't mention that αυτός , αυτή αυτό is also the 3rd person of the personal pronoun! However in this case, since there is the little pointing finger, it is the demonstraive pronoun! Thanks!

[@mrblackp1360]

Τι είναι αυτό? Αυτό είναι ένα σπίτι.

[@chalkiememe4183]

Hi, can anyone tell me the difference between η οροφή και η στέγη.

[@linaaaap1]

Hi οροφή can mean ceiling or rooftop, στέγη means roof, or rooftop, but not ceiling. The difference is slight. Οροφή has a more wide meaning.

[@nicoletaalinagheorghe9595]

Efharisto poli Lina, with a greek persone is much better! Kalispera

[@linaaaap1]

Hello Nicoleta! Actually we have the same name! My full name is Nikoletta, but Lina is my nickname for my whole life! Thank you for watching! :)

[@descubrateologia591]

eyxaristw, fillw ten glossa ellenike. Twra egw manthanw aute en modern greek.

[@user-xh9rz7rf8l]

Τα κτήρια γράφονται με "η" διότι ετυμολογούνται από την λέξη "κτήτωρ" και όχι από το "κτίζω".

[@legaleagle46]

One important thing to bear in mind, Lina, is that here in the US, floors are numbered differently than they are in Europe. What you call the "ground floor" is what WE call the "first floor." The floor above that is the "second floor" (what you would call the "first floor"), our "third floor" is your "second floor," and so on. Your students should be aware of this difference in practice in order to avoid mistranslating from Greek to English or from English to Greek.

[@linaaaap1]

Hi! Yes, I suppose there are some differences from place to place! But I think at least in this video it's quite clear, since I use the pointing finger and the exact translation! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@stefanieastrid]

Well, that's on the American students to be aware of, not on the Greek teacher, let alone one that caters to a global audience, not an American one. Because in the same way that it would be helpful to Americans if she WERE to point it out expressly, it would create unnecessary confusion for all of her many non American students, so in the spirit of what's most helpful to most, it's best to refrain from elaborating on this,I'm pretty sure. I personally, when teaching, would only point this out to an individual American student, or a group of at least mostly American students. It seems quite entitled of you to even request this, I have to say.

[@wilnagiannikos1597]

Such a pity you did not repeat the phrases in English, as I learn while im driving and cannot read......

[@SunnySunny-pf4gs]

sunny

[@skyline3230]

*cry* it's raining...

[@IrishLanguageLearners]

go hiontach!

[@laurensharrock2817]

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