Printed Greek-English Flashcards Explanation

[@MrJsteed2009]

Outstanding! Your teaching ability and generosity are much appreciated!

[@travm.7472]

Just got these today. I once had the set made for Mounces and these are far superior. Not that Mounce's were bad of course. Anyway, my method is to carry 25-30 in my pocket and when I have a moment during the day pull them out and run through them. Thanks, Dr. Plummer!

[@oswaldumeh]

This is helpful and exiting too. Off to go order mine.

[@MatthewMcknight]

This looks awesome! Thank you for all your efforts! …I see it now, a babysitter turned NT Greek grammatical expert-and it all started with these flashcards ;).

[@ReinaFernandez-q2o]

I usually read comments while watching any video. Don't understand what is meant by the 'babysitter' comment of yours. Aha! I laughed at the near end. You're funny!

[@frederickbartel2837]

These are really nice cards, and I like how you can use them with other NT Greek texts. Generally I make my own flashcards and upload them into Anki--that way I'm continually reviewing the older material. But the mnemonics on these cards would be a helpful starting point.

[@doejohn215]

You are a master teacher.

[@ReinaFernandez-q2o]

Wow! Thanks.

[@LoveForTheWord]

Say no more. Will be ordering soon :)

[@jimmu2008]

These are better than any Greek cards I have seen yet, but I think they would be much better if you had included example phrases and sentences in Greek, not just English. It's really hard to learn vocabulary in isolation.

[@petermukungi1308]

Where can I get them ?

[@NewApologist]

Amazon

[@LEM317]

I need a cerego set 😂

[@dthomson8619]

It's NOT only college kids! I AM ordering the flash cards today, so I hope I can offer this as a suggerstion, not a criticism. Please consider using larger fonts on the first side. I am vision impaired, (not blind all the way but getting worse, it cannot be cured or stopped), and it is difficult and depressing to deal with small print. I have many flashcards for more than one language, so I can testify that some cards come with too small of print and some with nice large print. It is as though someone was afraid to run out of ink. Or perhaps they think the only people learning Greek are young college kids with good eyes. But we older folks have finally arrived at the time of our lives when we retire and have the kind of time to put into studying the Word of God that we always wanted to have. So please, please, on your next edition, please condider using bigger letters on the first side of the card. Thank you. Just a suggestion, not a criticism. Very grateful and praying for you. Love in Christ.....