Indefinite article (‘a’/’an’): ένας/μία/ένα
Articles are words like ‘the’ (definite article) and ‘a‘/’an‘ (indefinite articles). In English, whether we use ‘a’ or ‘an’ depends on whether a word begins with a vowel (a,e,i,o,u) or…
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Παρακαλώ (Please)
Remember how to thank someone in Greek? Thank you & You’re welcome Ευχαριστώ is the verb meaning ‘I thank’, and it’s used like we would say ‘thank you’ in English.…
Definite article (‘the’): ο/η/το
Nouns name things, like ‘bus’ or ‘bank’, as opposed to verbs like ‘ride’, or adjectives like ‘large’. Gender and Nouns In Greek, each noun has a gender: masculine, feminine, and…