Fantastic lesson for someone like me who while not knowing to read and write, however speaks the language fluently as raised by a Greek nanny. Thank you so much!
thank you SO much for explaining this, most of the greek dipthongs videos i've seen are pronounced like in the ancient greek form or with a clearly english speaker and it's so confusing! but yours is perfectly explained :)
Thanks for this video. I am doing some studies about vowels in different languages. I have a question: The vowel that is in the first letter of the English word "apple"; Do we have this vowel in Greek?
Καλησπέρα! 🙌 well, it’s almost impossible to have the same vowel sounds as in English. Something slightly close to “apple” (if we talk about the /æ/ sound) can be represented by «ε» or «αι» in Greek
Sweetheart, if I could please ask you to go more slowly. Please keep the words up on the screen longer, pronounce slower, just please go slower over all. This is from the older viewers. Thank you. You have the perfect voice for ASMR. So soothing. Blessings!
@@splid355 I know I can, thank you, but it starts to sound dragged out and artificial. I'm just trying to hear the words slowly at first so that I can clearly hear the pronunciation, then I can move at regular speed. But thanks for the tip! 🙂
Great video one of the most useful on YT.
Fantastic lesson for someone like me who while not knowing to read and write, however speaks the language fluently as raised by a Greek nanny. Thank you so much!
Wow this is so beautiful. Great pronunciation lessons
Tnx for share with us your wonderful presentation
Εγώ ευχαριστώ!! 🌸
thank you SO much for explaining this, most of the greek dipthongs videos i've seen are pronounced like in the ancient greek form or with a clearly english speaker and it's so confusing! but yours is perfectly explained :)
I’m so happy to hear that 🌸
Nice!
Thanks for this video.
I am doing some studies about vowels in different languages.
I have a question:
The vowel that is in the first letter of the English word "apple"; Do we have this vowel in Greek?
Καλησπέρα! 🙌 well, it’s almost impossible to have the same vowel sounds as in English. Something slightly close to “apple” (if we talk about the /æ/ sound) can be represented by «ε» or «αι» in Greek
Sweetheart, if I could please ask you to go more slowly. Please keep the words up on the screen longer, pronounce slower, just please go slower over all. This is from the older viewers.
Thank you.
You have the perfect voice for ASMR. So soothing. Blessings!
Thank you for your comments! I’ll try to keep the words longer for sure 🌸 καλή συνέχεια! Have a good one!
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@@splid355 I know I can, thank you, but it starts to sound dragged out and artificial. I'm just trying to hear the words slowly at first so that I can clearly hear the pronunciation, then I can move at regular speed. But thanks for the tip! 🙂