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Learn Some Greek
#1
I thought to start a thread and offer help to whom might be interested to learn a bit of Greek. You might think who on earth wants to learn Greek is such a difficult language. however to my surprise i met people who are keen in learning a little Greek , whether their are going there for a little holiday , their partner is Greek , like the language or just curious.

So here i am becoming the GS official teacher of Greek for anyone who is interested. You can ask me to translate words or anything you want to know Wink
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#2
Well, then Kaltses, can you also find a way of printing the words in Greek writing? I know I've found a way, but can't remember how I did it... Copying and pasting, surely.

How do you say COPY and PASTE in Greek?
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#3
I can write in greek characters in my computer ,if that is what you mean. You can add language characters from Windows. :biggrin:

Copy= Antigrafi Paste= kollima
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#4
This table explains it well. Go here for a bigger image http://www.keyway.ca/gif/greek2.gif


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#5
Antigrafi kai kollima... xixixi
antigrafw kai kollimw
:biggrin:
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#6
princealbertofb Wrote:Antigrafi kai kollima... xixixi
antigrafw kai kollimw
:biggrin:

antigrafw kai kollaw hehe Wink
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#7
spotysocks Wrote:antigrafw kai kollaw hehe Wink

Entaxi, entaxi... Antigrafw kai kollaw

Note how close to French kollaw is:
Je copie et je colle.
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#8
Trying hard to learn some Greek right now...

S'agapw (s'agapo) seems to be alright to say I LOVE YOU to your loved ones.
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#9
Making progress here:
I love HIM = TON agapw (agapo)

Now waiting to know how to say I love HER and I love IT...
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#10
Still making progress... BIG TIME:

I love HER = Tin agapw (Thn agapw)
I love IT = Mou aresei (M'aresei) pronounced as Mooh Arehsi (M'arehsi), which I guess is I like or, xxxx pleases me


Now with corrections: "Mou aresei h ellinikh glossa'' = I like / enjoy (the) Greek (language) Wink (the "h" is pronounced as the letter E in English)
I'd originally got the determiner and form of the adjective (and place) totally wrong Cry
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