by Mona Spachi | Sep 17, 2021 | Greek grammar, Greek language, Learning Greek
Make questions in Greek! Here are all the words we use to make questions, to ask someone something. Don’t be shy! Go ahead and ask! Greeks are really direct, sometimes too much that they may embarrass you or make you feel uncomfortable! But don’t worry, they don’t...
by Mona Spachi | Feb 15, 2020 | Greco Moderno, Greek grammar, Greek language
Της» ή «τις»; 🤪 «Της» Si riferisce alla terza persona femminile (sia per esprimere il proprio possesso (suo,sua,suoi,sue) – το σπίτι της (=la sua casa) oppure ad esprimere il complemento indiretto (a lei, le) της δίνω (=le (a lei) do). «Τις» si riferisce sempre...
by Mona Spachi | Feb 15, 2020 | Greco Moderno, Greek grammar, Greek language
Όταν έχουμε δύο αντικείμενα βάζουμε πρώτα την αντωνυμία στην γενική (μου, σου, του, της, του, μας, σας, τους) και έπειτα στην αιτιατική (τον, την, το, τους, τις, τα). Se ci sono due complementi oggetti si mette prima l’indiretto e poi il diretto cioè prima la persona...
by Mona Spachi | Jan 29, 2020 | Greek grammar, Greek language, Language learning
First of all, there are 3 Future tenses: Simple, Continuous and Future Perfect. In this blog post we will see ONLY how some irregular verbs form the Simple Future Tense and the Simple Subjunctive Mood Just a quick reminder: The first part of the Simple Future (as in...
by Mona Spachi | Jan 15, 2020 | Greek grammar, Greek language, Languages, Modern Greek
“I see you!” = Σε βλέπω but “ I talk to you!” Σου μιλάω Some verbs have a direct object (like «βλέπω») while others indirect (like «μιλάω») and some can get both, (like «παίρνω») Wow! Slowly you will distinguish them. I hope that this image will help you! Remember we...
