koinegreek Flashcards

KOINE GREEK VOCAB, Stack 1

Wed, 27 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

Beginning Koine Greek. Nouns, conjunctions, etc. mixed together.

KOINE GREEK PRONOUNS, Stack 2

Tue, 26 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

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.

KOINE GREEK PRONOUNS, Stack 1

Mon, 25 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

These are the first pronouns to learn when studying Koiné Greek.

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.

In stack two we will next add the second-person pronouns.

KOINE GREEK VERBS, Stack 3

Tue, 19 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

Stack three includes different forms of PRESENT (tense) ACTIVE (voice) INDICATIVE (mood) verbs.

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.

KOINE GREEK VERBS, Stack 1

Thu, 07 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

These are the first Greek verbs to learn. You will need to be familiar with the Greek alphabet first.

KOINE GREEK VERBS, Stack 2

Thu, 07 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

I hope you've been working on stack one. If so, you'll want to expand your vocabulary with eleven more verbs. Enjoy!

INTRO TO THE GREEK ALPHABET--lowercase

Tue, 05 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

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.

INTRO TO THE GREEK ALPHABET--uppercase

Tue, 05 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

Once you know the lowercase Greek alphabet well, you're ready to learn the Capital letters too! Here you go...

INTRO TO N.T. GREEK NUMBERS, Stage 4

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDT

We are still using the Greek alphabet at this stage in learning numbers one through twelve, adding other forms not previously covered.

INTRO TO N.T. GREEK NUMBERS, Stage 3

Wed, 30 May 2007 12:00:00 PDT

Zero through twelve is presented here, written out in the Greek alphabet (one form per cardinal number).

INTRO TO N.T. GREEK NUMBERS, Stage 2

Wed, 30 May 2007 12:00:00 PDT

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!

The first stage was to learn basic numbers using only our Latin alphabet.

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."

Stage three uses the Greek alphabet throughout, which should not be difficult if you have learned the earlier forms.
From this point, you will want to turn to a textbook and learn which numbers have masculine, feminine, and neuter forms. But don't concern yourself with this just yet. Get a jump-start now by using these cards to learn the basics of numbers in New Testament Greek.

INTRO TO N.T. GREEK NUMBERS, Stage 1

Wed, 30 May 2007 12:00:00 PDT

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!

The first stage is to learn basic numbers using only our Latin alphabet.
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."
Stage three uses the Greek alphabet throughout, which should not be difficult if you have learned the earlier forms.
From this point, you will want to turn to a textbook and learn which numbers have masculine, feminine, and neuter forms. But don't concern yourself with this just yet. Get a jump-start now by using these cards to learn the basics of numbers in New Testament Greek.