What's in a Noun? Greek Grammar made simple.

[@SuperTipsKenya]

After I studied Alphabets 1yr ago and knew how to write Alpha to Omega, I took lesson 1 to 6 in 2hrs only from this channel. Now ill read my notes for more understanding.

[@ProfessorPesca]

I’m looking forward to diving into the videos. Too many of the online resources for languages don’t focus enough on grammar so this is refreshing.

[@alialdakkan9041]

Best Greek teacher ever existEd

[@MihajloGrcki]

Thank you so much. I am from Serbia and want to read the Bible in Greek

[@olga66]

Great! Thank you! Love you explanation ❤️

[@HellenicBM]

These videos help me a lot thank you so much, hope they keep coming! Xaipe!

[@reynaalgharafa]

So brilliant! You explain it very, very well. If you can make one video a day, haha... Thank you for this free Greek lesson. By the way, weeks ago I'm waiting for your next video and I didn't receive any notification. So today I look for you and found you already have 4 uploads...

[@happytrails125]

Writing out words is so helpful with pronunciation ευχαριστώ

[@lcenglishnow]

Hey, sir. Thanks for your lessons. I very beginner in Greek language. I am from Brazil.

[@thegreekacademy3643]

My pleasure. Best of luck on your Greek language journey!

[@elieelhage1922]

Super ευχαριστώ❤

[@thegreekacademy3643]

Και εγώ υπερευχαριστώ!

[@ИринаРоз-к4ц]

Я из Москвы, но по бабушке гречанка. Хочу выучить греческий, нашла ваш канал. Очень интересный подход!

[@meliskozan8332]

How can I join the Greek academy?

[@fredrutter610]

Don't you use soft and hard breathing marks in modern Greek?

[@thegreekacademy3643]

Good question! Breathing marks are not used in Modern Greek. They were officially "banished" in 1982, and the sounds that they once represented fell out of use loooong before that.

[@fredrutter610]

How I wish they'd banish the soft breathing mark in Attic Greek which, as far as I can make out, services no useful function. @@thegreekacademy3643

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