koinegreek

Description: Beginning Koine Greek. Nouns, conjunctions, etc. mixed together.
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Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-27

Description: You've learned these first-person pronouns in Greek: I, of me, me, we, us, etc. We now add the second-person pronouns: you, of you, you (plural), etc.
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Tags ancientgreek greek koinegreek
Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-26

Description: These are the first pronouns to learn when studying Koiné Greek.<br /><br />They are first-person, singular or plural, and while the pronoun is already indicated by the verb ending, these pronouns were used to provide added emphasis. Learn these well: I, of me, me, we, us, etc. These will help you significantly when reading the text.<br /><br />In stack two we will next add the second-person pronouns.
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Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-25

Description: Stack three includes different forms of PRESENT (tense) ACTIVE (voice) INDICATIVE (mood) verbs.<br /><br />Learning vocabulary is not enough. One must also learn these forms of the verb: 1st person singular (I), 2nd person singular (you/thou), 3rd person singular (he, she, or it), 1st person plural (we), 2nd person plural (y'all/you), and 3rd person plural (they). Master these before moving on.
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Tags ancientgreek greek greekverbs koinegreek
Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-19

Description: These are the first Greek verbs to learn. You will need to be familiar with the Greek alphabet first.
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Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-07

Description: I hope you've been working on stack one. If so, you'll want to expand your vocabulary with eleven more verbs. Enjoy!
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Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-07

Description: It is of chief concern to learn and differentiate between lowercase letters as they are more necessary for basic reading in Greek. Capitol letters can easily be picked up later.
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Tags alphabet ancientgreek greek koinegreek ntgreek
Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-05

Description: Once you know the lowercase Greek alphabet well, you're ready to learn the Capital letters too! Here you go...
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Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-05

Description: We are still using the Greek alphabet at this stage in learning numbers one through twelve, adding other forms not previously covered.
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Tags ancientgreek greek koinegreek ntgreek numbers
Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-06-04

Description: Want to learn numbers in Koine Greek in a nice easy way? Try this new approach. You don't even need to know the Greek alphabet to get started!<br /><br /> The first stage is to learn basic numbers using only our Latin alphabet. <br /> In stage two, we add two Greek letters to our alphabet: Eta, which sounds like "ey" in "they", and Omega, which sounds like "oe" in "grow" or "go."<br /> Stage three uses the ...
Tags ancientgreek greek koinegreek ntgreek numbers
Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-05-30

Description: Want to learn numbers in Koine Greek in a nice easy way? Try this new approach. You don't even need to know the Greek alphabet to get started!<br /><br />The first stage was to learn basic numbers using only our Latin alphabet.<br /><br />In stage two, we add two Greek letters to our alphabet: Eta, which sounds like "ey" in "they", and Omega, which sounds like "oe" in "grow" or "go."<br /><br />Stage three use ...
Tags ancientgreek greek koinegreek ntgreek numbers
Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-05-30

Description: Zero through twelve is presented here, written out in the Greek alphabet (one form per cardinal number).
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Tags ancientgreek greek koinegreek ntgreek numbers
Author: rikeischen13
Created: 2007-05-30