🦉Grego Para Todos - Aula 01: Δικαιόπολις (α) Athenaze (1.1.1) NOMINATIVO e DATIVO
Welcome to 'Greek for Everyone,' where beginners can learn Greek easily using the natural method. In this first lesson, we'll focus primarily on the NOMINATIVE and DATIVE. The course will use the book "Athenaze: Introduction to Ancient Greek" by Gilbert Lawall, Maurice Balme, and Luigi Miraglia as a basis for its lessons. The method, in turn, uses the so-called "natural method," also known as "contextual induction." The book can be purchased at this link: https://livraria.hugodesaovitor.org.b... Learning Greek - JACT: https://amzn.to/3tqTMf1 The teaching material does not require any prior knowledge of Greek on the part of the student, as it begins by introducing simple sentences with little syntactic complexity, in addition to using words whose meaning can be easily deduced from the context. Through repetition with slight variations, the book increases the level of grammatical complexity as the student becomes more familiar with the language. The problem is that this method can be too 'inductivist,' especially for many of our students who don't have a strong grammar knowledge. Therefore, I decided to record these lessons to help fill this potential gap. We will read the text accompanied by commentary and explanations in those passages where the grammatical rules are less clear. Thus, the hope is that students will be able to improve their knowledge of both Greek and Portuguese. In this first chapter, we will notice that the didactic pace of Athenaze is not as balanced as that of Familia Romana. In this first part, we will discuss nominal declension and examine the Nominative and Dative. We will also discuss some letters of the alphabet and the role of harsh and soft spirits. Finally, we will examine the role that particles play in paragraph construction. Please comment on the videos. Please leave your questions, suggestions, and criticisms (both positive and negative). This way, in addition to always trying to respond to your comments, I can use them to make any necessary adjustments for future videos. Thank you, and I hope the videos help you with your studies! Index ______________________ 00:00 Introduction 01:32 Important Notices 02:34 Complementary Course 03:40 Natural Method 05:25 Pronunciation 06:20 Study Organization 06:55 Athenaze vs. Roman Family 08:05 Greek vs. Latin 08:48 Leave your comments! 10:22 Beginning of Reading - Context 11:30 - Letter Ν-ν 13:10 Nominal Declension - Gender, Number, and Case 17:50 Return to Text - Numbering 18:20 - Letters: PI, RO, ETA, EPSILON 19:40 Linking Verbs - ἔστιν 22:30 Definite Articles - ό 23:15 Gentle and Harsh Spirits 24:30 Particle - δέ 26:18 Dative Case 27:00 Declension and Aritgos 29:11 Particle - γάρ 30:20 Particle - οὖν 31:30 Important Notices and Reminders ______________________ 🎵 Opening and Closing Music: • Ancient Lyre - Kleopas : Hymn to muse Ka... 📚 Reading Scorpio Martianus: • Athenaze Cap.1 Ὁ Δικαιόπολις | Ἀθήναζε, NE... #gregoforall #gregoeasy #gregofree #athenaze #naturalmethod

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