Review Greek Alphabet in 10 minutes - Write and Read Greek

[@GreekPod101]

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[@thegreatchaos13]

Λονγ( I'm using gamma as g) λιβε Γρεεκ τεαχερ( using hee as "ch")!

[@hamdiatehayoutube]

i want learn greek alph bete

[@kellyderrin]

At 2:16 the video must have not been properly edited, because the sound for χ is coming after ζ.

[@AtiqUllah-i2i]

8:09 music name please

[@ohaRega]

I'm here because I'm an engineering student, lol. I'm really surprised and a bit bummed out that almost every single letter is pronounced incorrectly in academia, and I have to perpetuate it. I guess we could say that the letters took a life of their own as math/physics symbols, different to how they're originally pronounced in their motherland.

[@tanzanos]

@Martin Janowicz no it was not. The B sound did not exist in the Greek language. People who use the B were calle Barbarians.

[@joyfuljaj]

I'm a scientist and am also bummed at how wrong we are.

[@clapiotis]

@Martin Janowicz You are way wrong. Do a little research before being so sure about something. Please.

[@alexboskov6063]

"Originally pronounced" is bullshit. Modern Greek speakers don't pronounce these letters "correctly" either.

[@telosfd]

Youw absolutely right my dear lady. I love that english accent in ( "π" 3,14) in english accent remember me a.... pie!

[@DharmaanAcademy]

With due respect, Please correct the mistake at 02:20, the sound "KSEE", as it will create problems for the beginners. Thanks

[@AJBernard]

yep. =) I came here to begin... same issue

[@ipekergun7819]

Letters and their sounds are pronunciated differently. The letter is “ksee” but its pronunciation is /ks/ 😊

[@saqlain_altaf]

Yeah!!! Save problem!!!!

[@saqlain_altaf]

@@ipekergun7819 what is the letter???

[@ipekergun7819]

saqlain Altaf it is written as “ξ” capital version is ‘’Ξ’’

[@kostantismp3704]

Μπράβο Στεφανία. Χαμογελαστό κορίτσι!

[@SkormFlinxingGlock]

This was helpful in many ways, but especially for showing us how to write the letters. No textbook has ever shown me that.

[@hainguyen-gx6rj]

name pi ?

[@Astral_Drago]

Thank you for clearing this up, my late father is from Greece and I’ve been having a mental breakdown about how Wikipedia says χ is pronounced “kai” instead of “he”.

[@thenepalibraingaming349]

It's the English pronunciation. It's the same as how the greek alphabet π/pi is pronounced as pai/pie in English. You can call it a 'Wrong representation of something original' lol.

[@earthgruves]

It is very refreshing to hear the Greek alphabet pronounced the correct way. I knew I always heard them wrong. My spidey senses proved right. Great video.

[@AussieCrimeCases]

My son is 3 and he started to tell me the greek alphabet, I had no idea if he was right or not, but it turns out he was. I finally found out this is where he learned it from. Trust me it works

[@pookieeewookiee07]

I'm in Greece right now to visit my family. I start proper greek school in September but this is really good to understand as I can speak some but not read or write. Thank you 👏🏻

[@AJBernard]

2:18 umm... huh?

[@jupitertheplanet2030]

Two "I", Two "O" nice job, Greek.

[@timroche6798]

Three "I" : Eta, Iota and Upsilon...!

[@tassoss13]

Oh we have a lot more then two "I" sounding letters

[@Matheodor2]

we actually have Ιι | Ηη | Υυ | Ει ει | Οι οι| and they all make the same sound....''I'' !!!

[@a-walgames1350]

The Greek language makes WAY more logical sense that modern English, it's simply that you're not used to it.

[@nikostheofanidis9970]

Ancient Greeks had only 1 I sound and 2 o, the ο and ω like today, but the ω was double oo

[@Eli_of_the_valley]

It’s a mix of Russian, English AND A FREAKING GEOMETRY I LOVE IT😂🔥

[@robertnicolae1882]

Greeks gave you geometry and most of Russian and English so it’s not really a mix of them

[@fellowadult]

yeah, Russian, English and math all borrowed from the greek language. pretty cool, it shows the link between Ancient Greece and modern studies and culture.

[@torritt]

Don't say that to a Greek

[@BaibaVulgaris]

@@torritt lmaaaao

[@Hx_jamie]

Ikr

[@jojobears298]

I have been to the Greek islands 9 times now and only picked up the usual Kalimera/spera and of course Yamas! And Efharisto! Plus a few others I can recognise in conversation but I am keen to learn more, downloaded Duolingo and watching videos to supplement my understanding while on lockdown during COVID-19!! Yasou!

[@salahal-saleh3076]

The Letter H is so tricky. it's used in Greek, Cyrillic, English and French. Each one of them has it's own pronunciation. Beautiful.

[@paulbarham1038]

Thank you for the correction in pronunciation...now I know the English way....and the proper pronunciation in Greek!

[@simoneribeiro6760]

Excelente vídeo, como a sua versão mais longa. Muito obrigada!

[@Emadden79]

Sigma chi chi phi 😢

[@bleaketh]

I am here because I am a doctor. Because these Greek letters are being used in a lot of molecular components, I have pondered on the correct pronunciation and thus learnt.

[@zynzane9680]

The modern pronunciation she uses is not always the same as the pronunciation used in mathematics etc so you should use the same you are taught in your industry

[@Xegatron]

Thanks for the introduction, it's gonna take a while before my head accepts the contradictions here and there in the latin alphabet, the babylonian confusion of tongues really did its work it seems.

[@gnomely1]

I was llokijng for help in pronouncing the letters and I'm delighted with yours. A couple of others just don't seem to capture it. Thank you.

[@GreekPod101]

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[@GreekPod101]

Hi +Matthew The pronunciation of the sound of the letters, so the pronunciation of Greek in general, hasn't changed between modern Greek and the relatively recent Koine Greek, when compared with far more ancient Greek. Perhaps you mean that the names of the letters are different? The Greek letters are always, always named wrong in English, for example, English speakers refer to the letter Bβ as beta (bay-tah) when in reality it has always been pronounced as vita (vee-tah) in Greek since ancient times. Keep in mind that any non-Greek native teaching Koine Greek could inevitably make pronunciation mistakes. Kind regards, Team GreekPod101.com

[@helenefrydenbergeriksen3799]

What kind of sound do epsilon make? Is it a th or e or maybe none of them?

[@GhanshyanNavariyaGhanshyanNava]

🤔🤔🤔🤔🏦🤔🔰🔰😄♊🏦♒🔯🔯🔯🔯♒♒♒

[@陈小月-e9u]

@@helenefrydenbergeriksen3799 ĕ

[@santzerosantone]

geometry kzbin.info/www/bejne/jam8eWh5jcejj6M

[@ypanso]

Efharoisto poly! I learn all letter and I'm surprised to see many of them are the same in name+pronunciation as Hebrew letters ( alpha=alef=א="a" , delta=dalet=ד="d" , kapa=kof=ק="k" , lamda=lamed=ל="L" , Mee=mem=מ="M" , Taf=taf=ת="T" ) it's very cool!

[@telosfd]

According to the dominant theory, Αλφα Alpha it came from the Phoenician letter Aleph, which in the Phoenician meant ox.

[@Enderman_Crafter]

גם אני יכול לדבר עברית I can speak Hebrew

[@minasmina9866]

@@telosfd THE BIBLE IS WRITTEN IN GREEK

[@telosfd]

@@minasmina9866 So what!

[@minasmina9866]

@@telosfdWhat nationality are you?

[@rfresa]

Thanks for this video. I have been so confused about some of these letters, and it's good to know how they are actually written and pronounced. I will probably be back for reference!

[@archiewoosung5062]

Always wanted to know a little ancient Greek but taking a while to get beyond the alphabet; presumably the difference in pronunciation is because modern Greek evolved...or was it Anglicised early & it's now too much trouble to correct?

[@justarandomboywholikesmusi9888]

i want to read new testament in original language... i know it's in koine greek, but i want to learn the pronunciation. I can't wait to learn this language! :D

[@ef1265]

2:16 this is an error in this video, this letter isn't until later on in the alphabet

[@nickkostakis9600]

Great show brilliant and very well explained thank you so much Nick from Sydney Australia

[@aniebietetim6030]

I love her friendly expression. Her face is so friendly. How I wish I can ask her a question in Camera. Good job teacher

[@monicaaiken9746]

Oh joy, so we’re halfway through the alphabet with covid. Never thought this is what it would take for me to plunge into the greek alphabet. Was never into sororities…

[@darkyboode3239]

I like how the Psi looks like a trident.

[@danieldalmonte7151]

Thank you! So the modern Greek alphabet is very different from the ancient Greek version? I am mainly interested in studying classic texts and the Bible.

[@achiloabanga4702]

Nice and beautiful teacher thank you for your lesson

[@City-of-lights]

Okay but they clip out the “XI” sound ? In 2:20?

[@conde_concini]

I love the Greek language!

[@ΒουλίτσαΒουλίτσα]

Μe too

[@nikostheofanidis9970]

Im greek and I don't love modern greek language, ancient Greek was very better than modern greek. Ancient Greeks had a completely different accent from the one we have today's Greeks. Type Podium-Arts Aristotle and watch the video (11 minutes long) to hear how ancient Greek was (a Greek speak in the video)

[@le96g]

What gets me when writting is when to use each vowel or double vowles. I often write words using ο when I should use ω. Or use ε when I should use αι. Is there a rule to know when to use each vowel?

[@GreekPod101]

Hi +Leticia G, It's not easy to list rules that will make spelling in Greek a straightforward process and actually this is a very common question we get from students. This is why we have created the following videos that might help a little with the /i/ and /o/ vowels: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWKZiHabgpWsm9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGi6omOepLScapY We haven't made a video for ε and αι because it's more difficult to come up with patterns. We hope this helps! Team GreekPod101.com

[@vanlalhmar]

The way we read in our college and your teaching quit different. Anyway i have learned the better way to pronounce them. Thank you

[@musicvideos1846]

Fantastic lesson - thank you. How can I learn to read Greek vowel combinations, and digraphs, and to read Greek words and sentences. Please reply. I want to be able to read Greek well, and later learn how to talk with people.

[@helendrohan6077]

Fantastic video! Thank you!

[@Emadden79]

Gamma

[@mariella1839]

I know how to say ‘the letter d’ from duolingo! το γράμμα δ

[@nina-pd6sz]

The first sentance i learned lol

[@YacobHailu]

What is the deference between Ee and Yu?

[@Random_user-24]

Thx so much I live in belguim and I am from Albania me and my family wil Be moving to Greece 🇬🇷 so that’s why :)

[@helenefrydenbergeriksen3799]

Wich sound to ksee make?

[@airbornerootsb7483]

Informative, nifty and ever so charming...

[@HB-CL-TX]

I thought she left a couple pronunciations of letters which is mainly why people want to leard. How they are pronownced in their native usage.

[@hazcatsophia]

Oh, thank you for this. The original video(s) were out of order. Messed with my sequential brain. 🤣

[@XdB1Gz7StR4C7]

This is very informative. Thank u so much. ☝👍✌🙏💪💪

[@musicvideos1846]

Fantastic teaching and lesson!!!

[@radhakrishnaram9663]

Very nice teaching.

[@englishwithvasanth]

Excellently taught, madam.

[@jasnamaja2754]

Is it a mistake at 2:17?

[@peterthesneakybastar]

Yes that was supposed to be at 4:04

[@suvette72]

thank you...I went to greek school as a young girl ( as did many).lol Now that i am older i can appreciate what my dad was trying to do. I can speak Greek but i have forgotten what the letters look like and am trying to teach myself to write rather than speak it only. εφγαριστο .

[@ΒουλίτσαΒουλίτσα]

Ευχαριστώ=thanks,by the way nice try.

[@DC_-dh9wq]

So what are these letters in English? I heard that the Greek Alphabet doesn’t have letters like “J” but I don’t know if it’s true or not

[@MiLikesVids]

Maps and and taps and harpsicord and capsule will approximate the Greek. English doesn't front the Ps sound but will make it in the middle and end of words/consonants/.

[@radhamatthews5087]

Madam your teaching is very nice God bless you

[@SoyFanDeCnco]

FANTASTIC TEACHING AND LESSONS EFCHARISTO !!!!!

[@hungdavid5727]

did the video just mix up the part on Ξ ?

[@jashanpreet2571]

Can someone plzz tell me how to write J in Greek M still struggling to writter ist letter of my name 😣

[@harshitaagreatgift3992]

Very nice 👍 teachings

[@ilgnozturk3722]

At the 2.17 there is a problem. While she was showing the letter Ζ she is saying the sound of ξ

[@DharmaanAcademy]

And bundles of thanks, for my learning Greek letters from you very easily and efficiently.

[@i.canbeauty]

For the first time since I started to dabble in Greek, I feel like I cracked a code now, thank you! But how do you know to use Omicron and Omega?

[@treloskounoupas8135]

the words that describe something that I am doing like i jump = εγώ πηδάω , i run = εγω τρέχω , i kiss = εγώ φιλάω .

[@kottarasakdsenghakk7697]

What sound does epsilon make

[@chooseyougift844]

Thank you so much I learn greek alphabet from your video ❤

[@annabelkristensen114]

Hi I am going to go to Greece next year for my cousins wedding

[@yagosski8179]

greek nigga here, great to hear!

[@kpnagabhushan2529]

3rd one is which sound i cant understand

[@sevenchurches3865]

KP Nagabhushan gamma

[@syrianball1875]

It’s gamma

[@clapiotis]

It is gamma and it is pronounced like "w" in "where" and "why" only harder and dryer, with less oo. If that's hard then try this: pronounce it as a soft G, sort of like 'Gh'. Try to start the sounding of a normal American English 'G' but don't quite close your throat/palate with the back of your tongue.

[@peterthesneakybastar]

It’s basically a mix of a “Yuh” and “Guh” sound. I just make a “yuh” sound, but I put my tongue near the roof of my mouth when I say it

[@surendar6324]

Thank you very much for the video .

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

For the Filipinos, the Greek Alphabet is most common in Fraternity and Sorority in Colleges and Universities which is very controversial issue because the number of students died in hazing initiation In the other side, it was used in education sometimes for mathematics(which is I hate the most), chemistry and physics

[@tiggerific007]

3:31 ἔρχονται οῦν οἱ ἀδελφοὶ καὶ ἡ μήτηρ αὐτοῦ καὶ ἔξω ἑστῶτες ἀπέστειλαν πρὸς αὐτὸν φωνοῦντες αὐτόν To greek speakers: What does adelpho mean? Does it mean brother (biological) or cousins? Thanks

[@gravis5010]

It means brothers. Cousins would be εξάδερφοι / ξάδερφοι. Jesus was not the only child of Mary, in spite what some teach

[@imayokimuhammad7526]

so we are computers that came with an encoded language that activates us that was lost through time??

[@kennycarol1]

Thank you very much

[@moltenfreddy5373]

My dad used to live in Greece so he knows how to speak it pretty well, so I'm learning it so I can speak to him using greek lol

[@AntonyTauro-b5k]

Thank you sister

[@antonykc7037]

Superb

[@pakalasaho2772]

Do u know Odia is only among Indian language in which all sounds r clear .It has 49 alphabet s

[@anakinvader9120]

Anyone wanna help me understand the difference between theta and Delta sound? They both sound the same "th" to me

[@nawiihtunaa7700]

Thanks so much daer love you🥰❣

[@khvichakuprashvili6719]

So there's no U sound in Greek? Or you use some "convenient" combination of two? Delta kinda sounds like z or I mishear it? I'm Georgian and I can differ quite confusing sounds ( for example in Georgian we have 2 different letters for English sounding k and Greek/Russian sounding k - ქ კ, same for t - თ ტ and p - ფ პ). In Georgian, we had different letters for same sounds too but linguists and important people of literature in 19th century decided to get rid of extra letters from the modern alphabet and now we have exactly one letter for one sound so I wonder why won't Greeks do the same? You still can teach those letters if you care about legacy but use one version of the letter in every word.

[@eliasdismamisan5464]

It's "ου"

[@nikostheofanidis9970]

This is modern greek, in modern Greek we have ου for u but in ancient Greek υ was u and the accent was very different than the modern Greek. Type Podium-Arts Aristotle and watch the video (11 minutes long) to hear how ancient Greek was (a Greek speak in the video)

[@artinpoetsoulnature]

Great👍👍👍 regards!

[@michaellaconte8338]

Very good teacher

[@hashedaldhubaibi1200]

Very useful

[@ayaansiddiqui3086]

What are benefits of learning greek

[@IMdAbdulquadirKhan]

Thanks ma'am ...

[@grk70s]

what happend to the Digamma?

[@EdaNavarra]

Thank you dear

[@EdaNavarra]

I love you dear! Thanks for very detailed tutorial

[@axmedmaxamed3528]

I am new student how are you all student

[@gogart9470]

Stefania you are poli orea 💐🇷🇸🇬🇷

[@Emadden79]

Stop it Stephanie you’re the worst ever stop it Stefania if you get it I pronounce it the way I browse it so you should pronounce the way I pronounce it or else I’ll hit you with my 90 anyways we’re going to end this bye bye-bye and I will he

[@Emadden79]

Stop it Stephanie you’re the worst ever stop it Stefania if you get it I pronounce it the way I browse it so you should pronounce the way I pronounce it or else I’ll hit you with my 90 anyways we’re going to end this bye bye-bye and I will he

[@homosapien.a6364]

Beautiful 😩❤️❤️

[@JusteAuHasard]

im really confused with the letter Τ. why is it pronounced as "taf" when the spelling is "ταυ"?? isnt it "tai"??

[@rabihwahbi6538]

Thank you so much 😍😍😍😍😍

[@mattiteklay7822]

I am follow you Very happy thanks

[@benjiang9789]

Wonderful programme! Greek ranks second on the list of Most Difficult Languages in the World. Unfortunately or fortunately, I am a speaker of the Mo. 1 most difficult language in the world! So, I should have some confidence in picking up Greek.

[@somsaksompong689]

I am physics teacher. I like Greek alphabets.

[@stefaniac2095]

I am getting confused with the Russian alphabet now

[@GOAT_YT.AEP1]

Lol.same

[@hjf3022]

There was some inconsistency with demonstrating what some of the letters sound like, with some missing. Much emphasis on the name of the letter though.

[@YacobHailu]

You are very intelligent teacher,however i could not a=understand the difference between E and Yu and alsoo tu,su,...

[@Hi-xu5mg]

Is the Greek alphabet like the alphabet in English? i don't know where and what is C, D and more alphabet except A and B😭

[@oren.hausler]

"Zeta... Zeta- IT'S NAME IS XI. it sounds like /ks/." I'm dying... 🤣🤣🤣

[@thangguite2590]

very helpful.

[@MingoMash]

What does ιαχαρα mean? I don't know how to write it correctly, but I'm thinking of the word she says at the very end of the video.

[@stgr0186]

actually she said Γεια χαρά (geia chara) which is like the english cheerio but not exactly the same. Actually, it has the meaning of good bye and is a synonym of αντίο. Literally, is translated pretty much into hello joy or good bye joy or helth joy (the last one because the word γεια comes from the world υγεία which means helth).

[@ellaeatstoes]

Good job

[@mltlondon]

Completed

[@rommelrodrigues757]

excellent