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I've been trying to find something like this for months! I knew "και" had many nuances. Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ, ρε φίλε 🙏 Little recommendation: if you want your audio to sound flawless and like a podcast, use Adobe Podcast! It's for free! :)

Excellent. You explain so well.

Katharevousa will return as official Soon

This Katharévousa <> Dimotikí dichotomy is pretty much alike to what still is taking place nowadays in Arabic. There is MSA that preserves the ancient grammar rules and vocabulary, however on familiar contexts it is never spoken, just used on official contexts that demand a higher register. All daily life communication is done in colloquial Arabic and speaking is Classical Arabic sounds either funny or whacky.

Very interresting

21:47 Yes, those words derive from Turkish manav (green grocer), kasap (butcher) and bakkal (convenience store owner).

I have just started learning Greek. here is my attempt: πάος πίτι βλέπω τι λεόρεσει μαγιρεύω μακαρόνια μένο στην αθήνα

Thank you. Well explained. I kept getting this wrong and am a bit surprised it's so simple.

Very very interesting! Ευχαριστώ! Was this adding of -ν a marker for the accusative? What was the dative supposed to be used for? Just for the meaning "to something" or for all cases where you have the preposition σε?

That omega before the vocative forms is not an article, it's a particle of direct address, just like "O" in older English, or "ya" in Arabic.

谢谢！

How you make Lawrence in Greek?

Can u help me how to write my son’s name on greek letter. His name is Gabe McLewis. Thankyou

This is very helpful. Thanks! When people refer to the βασιλιάς as ρουά, is it actually masculine (ο ρουά). I know that when referring to "check" it's neuter (το ρουά)?

σας ευχαριστω κυριε

Thank you for these helpful Spanish lessons.

Σάς εὐχαριστῶ πολύ γία αὑτῇ τῆ συναρπαστική ἱστορία! Μπορώ νᾷ σάς ζητήσω νᾷ ἀναφέρετε τούς συγγραφείς τῆς νεοελληνικῆς λογοτεχνίας (π.χ. τά τελευταία εκατό χρόνια) που ἔχουν γράψει σε αὑτῇ τῆ γλῶσσα ἤ με στοιχεῖα τῆς;

Short and to the point!

What a shame katharevousa in greece nowdays is at best a distant memory at worse a meme...

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Love these vids, keep it up :)

Amazing video Georgios, thank you very much for making it! To answer your question, I'm currently using the FSI Greek language course (1967) to study Greek as it offers both the late Katharevousa and "modern" version of the language. In that course the differences between the two variants are usually marked or presented in very approachable and clear tables making knowing and learning about the differences quite intuitive and easy. The whole course + the audio (3 volumes) is completely free and can be found online with a quick Google search if you're interested!

Κάλλιστα!

Very underrated video, well done! Would love to see more on Katharevousa

Formation of the verb to be and two examples of how to use it.

The data I'm talking about are here.

Articles* not prepositions, I made an error in the video.