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I m looking for new friends from Far East, I want to learn more about their culture (the history and the myths).
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    I don't speak Spanish, sorry.

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    December 12, 2008
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  • Commented

    u want to say... Γεια σας παιδιά, τι κάνετε; εγώ είμαι ο Γιάννης Τεζ και θέλω να μάθω Ελληνικά.

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    December 12, 2008
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    I know some ancient Greek both 3 dialects and is like this... Γνώθει σ' αυτόν = knoing your self.

    I quit this group long ago, sorry friends, I hope some other Greek create another one.
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    December 12, 2008
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  • Answered
    Hey RRS: my english it's better than yours, why Dani must learn by u? r u smarter? lol lol lol
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    February 29, 2008
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  • Commented
    Yes, but remove the s from the end of the names when u talk to him/her/them (see lesson 2).
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    February 28, 2008
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    Respectful is always iste but don't be so respectful to your friends, they will feel that u keep them to distance.
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    February 27, 2008
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    Verb One I’m = ime – είμαι. You are = ise – είσαι. He/she/it is = ine – είναι. Plural We are = imaste – είμαστε. You are = isaste or iste – είσαστε η είστε. They are = ine – είναι (third person is the same in one or plural). p.s When you speak with someone that you don’t know well, it’s better to speak to him/her in plural (except when you speak about yourself). Plural is the gentle way to speak with someone you don’t know, but if you know him/her it’s not right because you put distance between you and him/her.
    February 23, 2008
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    Use of the female gender names: We will use the name Antonia = Αντωνία for example. η Αντωνία: like (ο) in male gender, (η) introducing female names in third person. Example, I say to sillygeorgia (who’s speaking excellent Greek): Antonia is my sister = η Αντωνία είναι αδερφή μου. της Αντωνίας: the same with (του) in male gender is (της) for female (about something that belongs to her). Example, I say to sillygeorgia: this is Antonia’s idea = αυτή είναι της Αντωνίας ιδέα. την Αντωνία: the same with (τον) in male gender (see lesson above). Example, I say to sillygeorgia: I will send Antonia for work cause I can’t stand her complains = θα στείλω την Αντωνία για δουλειά γιατί δεν αντέχω την γκρίνια της. ε Αντωνία: it’s second person conversation I to her) Example, I say to my sister: eh Antonia shoot up = ε Αντωνία πάψε (with or without eh = ε). η Αντωνία της Αντωνίας την Αντωνία ε Αντωνία In this lessons I forgot στον/στην = to him/to her (the names use it’s the same with τον/την. Examples: tell to Constantine = πες στον Κωνσταντίνο. give to Antonia = δώσε στην Αντωνία. p.s. I’m lousy teacher = είμαι χάλια δάσκαλος.
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    February 21, 2008
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  • Answered
    You want to find a girl? go to a dating site... lol
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    February 12, 2008
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  • Commented
    Don't use ε. ε is a grammar example for second person. When u speak to me I'm the second person, when u speak about me to someone als I'm the third. example for second person: Where r u Constantine? = Που είσαι Κωνσταντίνε; (u can see the ε at the end of my name).
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    February 8, 2008
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