If you aren't used to listening I don't think it matters how many words you really know or how well you know the grammar. It takes practice in hearing it to get better to understand.
This is really good; a few things to consider with a singular example; some things are technically derived from English, or make sense in English, but aren't used as such. The phrase "set" when referring to a meal from a menu is odd. I have never heard someone call something a "set" at a "fastfood" joint before. Its the "meal" or the "combo". Can I have the special burger combo, or, Can I have the special burger meal? That one had me confused for a moment but I figured contextually what it meant anyhow.
As I understand you can say it either way; the second way you have described is more common in the vernacular but to say it very upfront and simply, you would say it the first way
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I keep thinking I’m way more advanced than I am and then I do one of these listening exercises and I’m like oh jeez I know nothing lol
I know exactly what you mean. Blessings from England.
If you aren't used to listening I don't think it matters how many words you really know or how well you know the grammar. It takes practice in hearing it to get better to understand.
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This is really good; a few things to consider with a singular example; some things are technically derived from English, or make sense in English, but aren't used as such. The phrase "set" when referring to a meal from a menu is odd. I have never heard someone call something a "set" at a "fastfood" joint before. Its the "meal" or the "combo". Can I have the special burger combo, or, Can I have the special burger meal? That one had me confused for a moment but I figured contextually what it meant anyhow.
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Why don't you guys upload transcript in Greek there I can't understand their , my ear is not turned very well yet
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Ugh Im doing worse than I though 😅😅. Listening comprehension has always been my biggest struggle when learning a language
Why is it αυτο το ραφι εκει rather than εκεινο το ραφι, Is that correct?
As I understand you can say it either way; the second way you have described is more common in the vernacular but to say it very upfront and simply, you would say it the first way