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Learning Article : Greek Articles And Pronouns

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Greek pronouns and articles are tricky and it’s easy to make mistakes... even for Greeks! However, with effort and continuous study, you can learn to use these words correctly and without any problem. This article serves as an introduction that can help you do just that, by providing detailed examples of what is correct, and not correct, in the Greek language.

August 19, 2015
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Learning Article : Greetings In Greek

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Whether you are learning Greek or you are still thinking of taking Greek language lessons, this article is your springboard into the various ways you can greet someone in Greek--as well as responses to greetings.

August 12, 2015
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Greek Articles And Pronouns
Greek pronouns and articles are tricky and it’s easy to make mistakes... even for Greeks! However, with effort and continuous study, you can learn to use these words correctly and without any problem. This article serves as an introduction that can help you do just that, by providing detailed examples of what is correct, and not correct, in the Greek language.
July 29, 2015
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Greetings In Greek
Whether you are learning Greek or you are still thinking of taking Greek language lessons, this article is your springboard into the various ways you can greet someone in Greek--as well as responses to greetings.
July 29, 2015
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Colloquial Serbian and F. Tense Dobro vece! I want to say 'I'll chill out at home'. Is 'Ja cu luftirati se kod kuce' correct or not? If not, what's the way to express this in Serbian. And, please some help with the Future Tense: When do I use 'Ja cu....' and when is 'Ja budu....' and why? Please, remind me if there is a difference between the two. Hvala vam puno! P.S. By the way, how could I say 'thank you in advance'?
January 19, 2015
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German grammar E.x. : Gemeinsam lesen wir das Buch. Is there a reason or/and a specific rule explaining why the verb precedes? As a form, it reminds me of a question being asked and so much of a statement.... it confuses me. (Please, do answer in English. I am a beginner in German and thus could be helped through English only. Thank you!)
December 10, 2014
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German personal pronouns Are personal pronouns a MUST when we speak or write in German? For example, could we say "Jezt, lese" or "Bist gut?" or not? Thank you in advance, Lida
December 5, 2014
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