Gregg Shorthand Introductory Lesson - Part 1 - Strokes in 3 Sizes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2019
- Introduction to Gregg Shorthand by showing the strokes in 3 variable sizes with word examples, short forms, phrases and sentences.
Here is the link to the next Lesson called Gregg Shorthand Introductory Lesson - Part 2a, in alphabetical order:
• Gregg Shorthand Introd...
My business teacher's name was Ron barraco. He was the best. He taught us short hand the Greg method I never forgot him at the end of the school year he even gave us a copy of the book to keep he was in Pennsylvania I believe just a few years ago when he died we all love that man everybody in the class loved him.
Very consistent strokes makes the demonstration easy to study.
Thank you very much! I am glad to hear that! Let me know too, if you have any suggestions.
out of all the people that try to explain this, you made me understand it. Thanks!
You're very welcome. I hope it helps to learn and where you can apply it to your writing.
I just added another video today - Lesson 8, and will continue writing, recording and adding lessons to fully explain the system. After which I will include a series on Speed Studies that will be ongoing, along with other advanced features.
You are a great teacher.
I am very confused in sizes.
After view this video, I have no confusion in sizes.
Thank You
Thank You...Wonderful! I graduated as one of the top students in my Steno Class (long ago)... I have not loss my appreciation for it..Thank goodness!
You're very welcome!
Excellent. Logical and clear. I like the immediate practice words. Perhaps if you.stood on the other side of the board, your head would not obscure when you write on the left side of the board? A right-handed teacher usually stands to the left to avoid reaching across the board.
Wow I really enjoyed this first lesson! So many memories when I took this in 1985. I’m starting to remember a few strokes. Thank you for sharing this. Love it!
You're very welcome!
Short, reach and clear, many thanks!
You’re very welcome!
Thank you so much. These vids are very helpful and between this one and the Alphabetical order vids, I understand so much that I apparently didn't connect together.
Thank you. 🎉
I learned pitman shorthand when I was in England when I was 16. It was fun to learn
This is helping me a lot, as I get my letters too large and was having a hard time reading some words, now they are making more sense.
Your are a great teacher of shorthand my dear friend Alex😊👏
Thank you for this, I really can't thank you enough.
I was looking for a video to show how to write shorthand. You have explained it very well and also with you writing it out, as shown, it helps tremendously how to understand the meaning of the shorthand strokes. Well done.
I am very happy to hear that! And this is my ultimate goal, to make such an advanced subject easy to learn and apply. If you ever have any suggestions, feel free to send them my way. I thank you for your input.
I am just about done with Lesson 9, which you've probably seen some of the whiteboards on Facebook, on disjoined prefixes. I am also in the writing stages of a very advanced reporting lesson which I will record and post right after Lesson 9.
Great content...
So far your content is amazing far better than any book or tutorial, best tutorial on TH-cam, thanks Sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Well thank you, I appreciate that.
Very comprehensive. Thank you very much!
You're quite welcome!
wonderful sir!! This is what i was searching for so long. Detailed and proper explanation. Simply wonderful. Please do make videos on all the topics. Please, please, please...
thankyou very much sir! :)
Well thank you so much! I am glad to provide instruction on Gregg Shorthand than can help you get the most out of learning it.
I really appreciate it! I will certainly continue making for videos on Gregg (and soon to come, Pitman) shorthand from beginner to advanced, reporting-style. Stay tuned for more!
I like the explanation. Just one small suggestion. Is it possible to stand to the side when writing to see how you actually form the characters. I'm trying to find a polite way to say that your head is in the way. Sometimes I get in trouble for being too direct and to the point,
I'm still finding your way of teaching to be beneficial. I appreciate your time and work providing a course that is free to me. I'm learning shorthand for personal use and to have a nifty skill. It may come in handy one day.
You're perfectly fine! This was my first video I posted and I quickly realized I would be better off by standing to the left of the whiteboard as opposed to the right as in this video. I now have accustomed the habit of stepping slightly back after every outline which you will notice in my subsequent videos, so that viewers can get a better image of it.
Thank you for having the courage to bring this to my attention.
I really enjoyed this! I was wondering if rain and ran would be written the same?
Thanks
Thank you sir. looking for more advanced video and phrases
Check you my special lesson video, the most recent, it’s the most advanced one!
@@theshorthandprofessor3981 ok sir
Hello, is there a long i? Thank you so much for doing these.
Yup, there is long i used in die, night, light, etc words. It is a large circle with an indentation, generally called "the broken circle"
@@Tough_Mastermind thank you :D
Nice
Hi, I have a question- how should we know when to use the (left) s-z and when to use the (right) s-z?
I'm still a beginner, but I'm thinking it might depend on how much space each way takes up. So far my letters take up a lot of space, and I'm learning with dotted paper too😂
13:05 REK is the sound and ruk is what is said! This is an "e" symbol in the middle. Please be attentive.
The word "wreck" is pronounced r (short) e - k, as I said in the video. I'm not following what you mean with the ruk sound?
Hello Sir. I am confused between two kinds of. ' S '. Please explain. Thanks.
From India
How do I differentiate between unforgiven vs. forgiven? Thanks!
Most words starting with a consonant will just use an "N" before it to show negation, whether it starts with an "un", "in" or even the non-negating "en". If a word starts with a vowel, then most times you would add the U to the N, and the E to the N, and for words like immature and irresponsible, you would just add the initial vowel "E" to show it is the negating form.
@@theshorthandprofessor3981 Thanks very much!
@@davidhoyt9835 You're very welcome!
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Sorry...which version of Gregg is this? I’m just starting out but have already purchased a set of books and would like to not confuse myself. My books aren’t the very first version but are supposed to be the last he worked on before he died. “Simplified,” from 1953-ish.
Pretty sure it's the original and not the simplified. He talks about using the one from the courtroom days before it got made easier to learn for secretarial use.
It is Anniversary Gregg mixed with a bit of pre-Anniversary Gregg, and I will be posting lessons on my advanced techniques used by the experts of the day like Charles Swem and Dupraw, which is testimonial, verbatim-style Gregg.
If you'd like I can give you a list of books to start with if you want to learn the version and versions I'm teaching from. ... I will say the Functional Method books 1 and 2 are a good set to start with because they contain a key to the lessons. Just make sure they are the black books with a red line going down the middle. Also a Gregg Shorthand dictionary that includes the anniversary edition, anything from 1947 and before. (later versions of Gregg are not as advanced) ... I hope that helps for now, you can find them relatively inexpensive in Ebay.
Have u taught all lesseon here
Could u arrange all playlist
Yes, beyond this lesson is 2 - 9 and an advanced techniques lesson on this channel, and I will be continuing with further lessons as well.
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I think it is not Pitman
True
Morse code in letters from sound waves, Americans my eyes have seen the Glory of the coming of the Lord by Julia Ward Howe
That's a great saying!
why did they stop teaching this in school? i would rather learn this over cursive.
Does this..... Gregg shorthand has government job opportunities...... Please reply..... M very tensed.....
It would depend on what country you’re in. I know stenography is used still in India, Pakistan and the Philippines. And there are exams, which passing them should warrant an impressive certificate, which would also be a factor when looking for certain jobs.
Gregg shorthand has government job opportunities as ssc steno grade c and d and many others also