This is the special anniversary (epetios) of our podcast! We got 10! I thank you all for your nice comments. I would like you to know that they give me the desire to go on. Without so many listeners that give me power to continue, I would have no good reason to make these podcasts. In this lesson we learn the present tense of all but the irregular verbs. Stay tuned for the outtakes in the end…
| I thank you (for one person) | se efharisto | σε ευχαριστώ |
| I thank you (for more than one) | sas efharisto | σας ευχαριστώ |
| Thanx! | efharisto | ευχαριστώ |
| You are welcome! (as a reply to a thank you) | parakalo | παρακαλώ |
| Please | parakalo | παρακαλώ |
Enestotas (present tense) Modern Greek Verb Diabazo (διαβάζω) means “I read”
| diavazo | διαβάζω |
| diavazeis | διαβάζεις |
| diavazei | διαβάζει |
| diavazoume | διαβάζουμε |
| diavazete | διαβάζετε |
| diavazoun | διαβάζουν |
Enestotas (present tense) Ancient Greek Verb Girasko (γηÏάσκω) means “I grow old”, “I grow up”
| girasko | γηράσκω |
| giraskeis | γηράσκεις |
| giraskei | γηράσκει |
| giraskomen | γηράσκομεν |
| giraskete | γηράσκετε |
| giraskousin | γηράσκουσιν |
Endings in Modern Greek
| -o | -ω |
| -eis | -εις |
| -ei | -ει |
| -oume | -ουμε |
| -ete | -ετε |
| -oun | -ουν |
Endings in Ancient Greek
| -o | -ω |
| -eis | -εις |
| -ei | -ει |
| -omen | -ομεν |
| -ete | -ετε |
| -ousin | -ουσιν |
Sas efharisto gia tin agapi sas!
I just found this site and these podcasts are amazing! Now I think I’m going to do some hard studying to catch up …
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