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Ça sert à lire les grandes œuvres de la philosophie et la littérature grec et la littérature latine! 🤩

They had buses in Ancient Greece?

נשמע כמו עברית ספרדית

Cool!))

Great Job Mikey!!

Excellent!

so very cool!!!

Way to go Mikey

1:08 "OH I'm just gettin started" Yo, let him cook! 🔥

macte, Michael! Perpulchram orationem habuisti!

Ergo, you know. 😂 Ha ha. Very good job!

Very Nice !

92nd like and second comment!

Wonderful, congratulations Didascalh

Why "tz"

I can follow on 2x speed, but regular speed is too tedious for me.

😂 that start

absolutely FABULous. So keen to take your courses when I get the chance

This is wild. Entire lecture in Greek. Love it.

Really a wonderful video. I hope to attend a summer course at Polis Institute soon. Best regards. Philip

Many thanks for this!!!

Amazing methods

😊Super

9:11 τὸ ἐκ τοῦ Πατρὸς ἐκπορευόμενον, τὸ σὺν Πατρὶ καὶ Υἱῷ συμπροσκυνούμενον! ουχι filioque!

So very beautiful. Both Dr. Rico's voice and his faith move me deeply. I'm immersing myself in it for hours for comfort and strength, and also to learn to think in Koine.

entrer dans l'eau "descendre dans l'eau" sortir de l'eau "monter de l'eau" 1:05:00 expressions prends une chaise et assieds-toi "en ayant pris une chaise assieds toi" 1:02:00 les participes

souvenir ...

I wish he would have pronounced the pharyngealization for צ and ט and more of the gemination from the dagesh

Praise Hayah, all you nations! Extol Him, all you peoples (Psalm 117:1) ! // SHLM & HaB (peace & love). The Name of the Creator is Hayah asher Hayah, as what He told Moshah (Exodus 3:14), preserved in the Hebrew Scriptures. There is a curse to the G-o-d name (Isaiah 65:11-12), preserved in the Hebrew Scriptures. All followers of the Messiah are to do the 7 appointed times (Leviticus 23), but no more animal sacrifices, following the Crucifixion of the Messiah. We are now of the order of MLK TSDQ (King, righteous), to Whom ABRaHM tithed. Ask the Messiah to be your personal Savior. He said to him, I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me (John 14:6). ...for all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of Hayah (Romans 3:23). The wages for sin is death but the gift of ALaHYM is Everlasting Life through Messiah Yahushgh our Master (Romans 6:23). That if you confess with your mouth the Master Yahushgh and believe in your heart that ALaHYM raised Him from the dead, you shall be saved (Romans 10:9). He Himself is an Atoning Offering for our sins, and not for ours only but also for all the world (1 John 2:2). The Messiah died on the cross, & Resurrected three days later (presenting Himself as First Fruits to the Father). Please ask Him to be your Savior. He is the ONLY way to Everlasting Life.

What a fun way to practice what you've learned 😀! I love Catan, and I'm learning Biblical Hebrew - so this just made it onto my bucket list. 💚

This guy is funny as he is brilliant! Amazing!

Great book! Thanks a lot.

Just awesome :)

Doss kadoss i antann sa koma !

Ⲟⲩϫⲁⲓ Ϧⲉⲛ Ⲡ̀ϭⲟⲓⲥ ⲫⲛⲟⲩϯ ⲛⲉⲙⲁⲕ

How does the same speech sound in modern Hebrew? Would non-Hebrew speakers like me notice a difference even if we don't understand any of it?

27th like and first comment.

There was never an Erasmus way greeks read there language

çà ressemble au language que j'inventais,lorsque j'étudiais le grec classique όταν βλευφειν τους αμιγος μεος. In modern greek: ιτιν bliφι τις ιμικις μιις .

En créole haïtien, il ya un seul mot pour à la fois nous et vous : nou.

2:53 τοὺς συγγραϕέας*

Wonderful! Thank you for making this available.

Thank you for the lecture! (The word "length" is misspelled onscreen in the title, at around 00:20).

How much of this can modern Hebrew speakers understand?

Is there online study?

He is even telling jokes! After how long could he do this?

He is giving a speech in Ancient Greek pretty fluently and that is indeed rare. Very, very well done.

A greek version would be wonderful!

Teaching an ancient language like Koine Greek or Latin through direct immersion, as if it were a modern language, is a fascinating concept. It's easy to see the potential huge advantages of this approach. But I see one or two problems too. If I were training myself to think or speak in Koine Greek, for example, I would quickly need nouns like "car" or "bus" or "computer" or "phone" or "TV", etc. And I would need verbs like "download" or "recharge" or "phone somebody up", etc... For example, it seems like a real conundrum how one could say in Koine: "Yesterday I had to phone the garage because there was a problem with my car. The mechanic told me it will need a new transmission. In the meantime I will have to take the bus" This is a fairly simple run-of-the-mill scenario for a modern language. But in Ancient languages there are just big voids in the required vocabulary! So this would be a problem. One would need to invent new words. But who invents these words? Does everyone have his/her own word for "car" or "electricity"? Sometimes it might be possible to take words from Modern Greek, I guess. But how about cases where Modern Greek borrows a loan-word from English or French? Then it would get really weird. But notwithstanding this, I think it is a good thing if people try to learn an Ancient language in a practical and functional way, the same way as a modern language. But there will be real problems with vocabulary relating to our lives today. I guess folks in the ancient world had a lot of problems. But 'not being able to connect to the internet to email their friend' 'or 'forgetting to recharge their iPhone because they fell asleep in front of the TV' wasn't one of their problems!🙃

When will your Biblical Hebrew textbook be more broadly available? I am eager to see if it would be of use in my classes...