Όλα όσα λέει η Αλεξάνδρα στο βίντεο είναι αλήθεια. Η κοινότητα είναι υπέροχη και παίρνω πολύ περισσότερα για τα χρήματά μου από όσα ήλπιζα. Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ Αλεξάνδρα!😍 Ευτυχισμένο το 2024! Θα σε δω τη Δευτέρα! Φιλάκια! 😊❤❤❤
😊Feliz año nuevo Alexandra ❤Καλή χρονιά Αλεξάνδρα Σας ευχαριστούμε που συνεχίζετε να διδάσκετε αυτήν την όμορφη γλώσσα😊Καλή υγεία για εσάς και όλη την οικογένεια και τους φίλους σας❤
Μπράβο. Τι καλή δουλειά που κάνεις. Είστε μια εξαιρετική πραγματιστική δασκάλα. Ελπίζω οι μαθητές να καταλάβουν πόσο καλή δασκάλα είστε πραγματικά στη διδασκαλία.
გილოცავ ალექსანდრა ახალ წელს💖ძალიან პოზიტიური გოგონა ხარ.მომწონს შენი ვიდეოები მარტივი და გასაგები ენით გვასწავლი. მადლობა შენ ამისთვის. მე დამოუკიდებლად ვისწავლე ბერძნული წერა- კითხვა.მიჭირს საუბარი.მიხარია რომ გიპოვე,მჯერა გავაუმჯობესებ ენის შესწავლას,შენი დახმარებით.ხარ უნიჭიერესი და უმშვენიერესი ❤ და საუკეთესო მასწავლებელი ♥️💖♥️
Geia!! I have a question! I am still very new to learning Greek but I love it and my only resolution this year is to better my Greek skills. My question is, in the US, we'll say "twenty twenty-four" usually instead of "two thousand twenty four". Can you say it that way in Greek? "Είκοσι είκοσι τέσσερα"? Or would you always say it "δύο χιλιάδες είκοσι τέσσερα"? I just downloaded the Greek keyboard on my phone yesterday to try to help get used to writing it, which I think will help me read it better and faster, and that will help me speak it better. I have a long way to go but I'm hoping to be at least conversational this year!! ❤ Καλή χρονιά!!
We always say "δύο χιλιάδες είκοσι τέσσερα", (two thousand twenty four). There is not digit grouping in numbering in Greek when we speak for counting things. We use it for telling a phone number or a code but never for counting.
Γεια σου❤️ in greek we need to say the whole number δύο χιλιάδες είκοσι τέσσερα. I hope this year you have your first conversation ing greek❤️❤️ and i'm sure that you'll do it🥳🥳🥳🥳
alexandra no entendiste poly Spanish make you asleep , es como when I'm oyendo las noticias en griego solo los veo como are talking fluido i say quisuiera hablar como they entonces you quisieras to speak español como los del video y te miras bonitaaas! con tu vestido ❤❤
That always happens in countries that assume nobody bothers to learn their "difficult" language. They learn a more common language, usually English, to talk to foreigners. Which they'll then switch to out of politeness and that tends to become an automatic habit. We do the same in the Netherlands, much to the annoyance of every foreigner that does want to learn Dutch. Although we'll often switch to German and French too. Because we're surrounded by 3 neighbours that historically insisted that theirs was the one true language and we liked trading with all of them. xD Also it's helpful to remember that while you are learning Greek, talking to you offers them an opportunity to practice their English in real life. So it tends to become a language exchange. But you can always ask them to switch to native settings.
@@CitizenMio thanks for your answer. This must partly be a cultural habit: in Italy we love foreigners who speak Italian, no one would ever switch to English if not necessary. I also believe that the hurry (eg in restaurants) must play a role in using English as a lingua franca.
@@pacobajito85 Hehe, yeah it definitely is cultural and pretty noticeable in Italy. ;) It also kinda ties in with how a country sees itself and how it expresses its national pride. Some favour a bit of humility towards visitors more as a sign of politeness. We'd absolutely expect you to learn Dutch if you moved here, but not when just a guest. We'd still be pleasantly surprised if you tried. Pretty laid back about new learners butchering it too. The general attitude to other languages is the most significant part I think. France and Germany for instance dub all movies and tv shows. There's nothing quite like Morgan Freeman's voice getting kicked to the background so that one German guy can talk over him. Until the global obsession with social media, this did slow down language learning in those countries. Not sure how that is done in Italy, I only know that English in the heart of Rome wasn't that great even in restaurants. Not that I mind, it's part of the charm of different countries and I happen to be working on learning some Italian as well. We managed just fine and I guess all of us learned something, so that's great. As for English in Greece, the (bigger) islands do emphasize learning it because tourism is such a big deal for them and that has always been our experience as well. I hear it's different on the mainland, but we've only ever been on one small tour there so.
@@CitizenMio I totally agree. In Italy too we dub the movies 😀and English is generally poorly spoken in comparison to Greece😀 (by the way, many Greeks can also speak Italian)
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Φιλάκια στη μακρινή Ουρουγουάη🤩🤩
I'm very happy because you speak slow so that foreigners able to understand😂❤
χαίρομαι💗❤
Όλα όσα λέει η Αλεξάνδρα στο βίντεο είναι αλήθεια.
Η κοινότητα είναι υπέροχη και παίρνω πολύ περισσότερα για τα χρήματά μου από όσα ήλπιζα.
Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ Αλεξάνδρα!😍
Ευτυχισμένο το 2024! Θα σε δω τη Δευτέρα! Φιλάκια! 😊❤❤❤
Αγαπημένη μου, σ' ευχαριστώ τόσο πολύ για τα καλά σου λόγια! Χαίρομαι που αναγνωρίζεις την προσπάθειά μου. Φιλάκια❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ευτυχισμένο το 2024, Αλεξάνδρα! Ευχαριστούμε για την δουλειά σου!
Καλή χρονιά, αγαπημένη μου Adrian❤️❤️
😊Feliz año nuevo Alexandra ❤Καλή χρονιά Αλεξάνδρα Σας ευχαριστούμε που συνεχίζετε να διδάσκετε αυτήν την όμορφη γλώσσα😊Καλή υγεία για εσάς και όλη την οικογένεια και τους φίλους σας❤
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What an amazing channel! you really inspire me to learn more. Keep up with the good work 🖤
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Μπράβο. Τι καλή δουλειά που κάνεις.
Είστε μια εξαιρετική πραγματιστική δασκάλα.
Ελπίζω οι μαθητές να καταλάβουν πόσο καλή δασκάλα είστε πραγματικά στη διδασκαλία.
Ευτυχισμένο το 2024
Σ' ευχαριστώ πολύ, αγαπητέ Γιώργο. Χαίρομαι πολύ που καταλαβαίνεις τη μέθοδό μου❤️❤️ Καλή χρονιά🥳
გილოცავ ალექსანდრა ახალ წელს💖ძალიან პოზიტიური გოგონა ხარ.მომწონს შენი ვიდეოები მარტივი და გასაგები ენით გვასწავლი. მადლობა შენ ამისთვის. მე დამოუკიდებლად ვისწავლე ბერძნული წერა- კითხვა.მიჭირს საუბარი.მიხარია რომ გიპოვე,მჯერა გავაუმჯობესებ ენის შესწავლას,შენი დახმარებით.ხარ უნიჭიერესი და უმშვენიერესი ❤ და საუკეთესო მასწავლებელი ♥️💖♥️
Τι όμορφα λόγια! Σας ευχαριστώ πάρα πάρα πολύ❤️❤️❤️ Καλή χρονιά😘🤩
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Geia!! I have a question! I am still very new to learning Greek but I love it and my only resolution this year is to better my Greek skills. My question is, in the US, we'll say "twenty twenty-four" usually instead of "two thousand twenty four". Can you say it that way in Greek? "Είκοσι είκοσι τέσσερα"? Or would you always say it "δύο χιλιάδες είκοσι τέσσερα"?
I just downloaded the Greek keyboard on my phone yesterday to try to help get used to writing it, which I think will help me read it better and faster, and that will help me speak it better. I have a long way to go but I'm hoping to be at least conversational this year!! ❤ Καλή χρονιά!!
We always say "δύο χιλιάδες είκοσι τέσσερα", (two thousand twenty four). There is not digit grouping in numbering in Greek when we speak for counting things. We use it for telling a phone number or a code but never for counting.
@@panoc3277 thank you so much for the explanation!!
Γεια σου❤️ in greek we need to say the whole number δύο χιλιάδες είκοσι τέσσερα. I hope this year you have your first conversation ing greek❤️❤️ and i'm sure that you'll do it🥳🥳🥳🥳
@@DoYouSpeakGreek ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ!! 💙
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alexandra no entendiste poly Spanish make you asleep , es como when I'm oyendo las noticias en griego solo los veo como are talking fluido i say quisuiera hablar como they entonces you quisieras to speak español como los del video y te miras bonitaaas! con tu vestido ❤❤
Γεια σου αγαπημένε μου Daniel🤩🤩 λατρεύω τα ισπανικά! Δεν κοιμάμαι ποτέ , όταν τα σκούω. Πάντα τα αυτιά μου είναι πολύ ανοιχτά😁😁😁
Aλλὰ γιατὶ οι Ἑλλενες μου απαντάνε ΠΑΝΤΑ στα αγγλικά; 😀
That always happens in countries that assume nobody bothers to learn their "difficult" language. They learn a more common language, usually English, to talk to foreigners. Which they'll then switch to out of politeness and that tends to become an automatic habit.
We do the same in the Netherlands, much to the annoyance of every foreigner that does want to learn Dutch. Although we'll often switch to German and French too. Because we're surrounded by 3 neighbours that historically insisted that theirs was the one true language and we liked trading with all of them. xD
Also it's helpful to remember that while you are learning Greek, talking to you offers them an opportunity to practice their English in real life. So it tends to become a language exchange. But you can always ask them to switch to native settings.
@@CitizenMio thanks for your answer. This must partly be a cultural habit: in Italy we love foreigners who speak Italian, no one would ever switch to English if not necessary. I also believe that the hurry (eg in restaurants) must play a role in using English as a lingua franca.
@@pacobajito85 Hehe, yeah it definitely is cultural and pretty noticeable in Italy. ;) It also kinda ties in with how a country sees itself and how it expresses its national pride. Some favour a bit of humility towards visitors more as a sign of politeness. We'd absolutely expect you to learn Dutch if you moved here, but not when just a guest. We'd still be pleasantly surprised if you tried. Pretty laid back about new learners butchering it too.
The general attitude to other languages is the most significant part I think. France and Germany for instance dub all movies and tv shows. There's nothing quite like Morgan Freeman's voice getting kicked to the background so that one German guy can talk over him.
Until the global obsession with social media, this did slow down language learning in those countries. Not sure how that is done in Italy, I only know that English in the heart of Rome wasn't that great even in restaurants.
Not that I mind, it's part of the charm of different countries and I happen to be working on learning some Italian as well. We managed just fine and I guess all of us learned something, so that's great.
As for English in Greece, the (bigger) islands do emphasize learning it because tourism is such a big deal for them and that has always been our experience as well. I hear it's different on the mainland, but we've only ever been on one small tour there so.
You should go to the country and speak to the elder people 😅
@@CitizenMio I totally agree. In Italy too we dub the movies 😀and English is generally poorly spoken in comparison to Greece😀 (by the way, many Greeks can also speak Italian)
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