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Please help me, because I can't understand exactly: I am - We are - You are- You are- She is- They are- He is- My- Our- Your- Your- His- Their- Her- Please in latin characters. Thank you! |
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I am - We are - eimai - eimaste You are- You are- esi eisai - esi eisai She is- They are- afti einai - aftoi einai He is- My- Our- diko mou - diko mas Your- Your- eisai Please correct me if I am wrong Irene. |
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Almost perfect Mikoz (I haven't forgotten about the jokes btw, give me some time ) I is ego (with omega) We is emeis (ei is always in these cases read as "i". In general it is always read as "i" unless the "i" of the "ei" has "¨" diacritics over it). Also note that we seldomly use the personal pronoun since it is clear by the form of the verb "to be" to whom we are referring. you are in the plural eseis eisaste he is - Aftos (phonetic transcription) einai My = diko mou (for one thing) dika mou (for many). Mou can be used on its own too i.e. My bicycle = to diko mou podilato OR to podilato mou My shoes = ta dika mou papoutsia OR ta papoutsia mou Ours = diko mou (1 think) dika mas (many things) . Mas can be used on its own your (sing) = diko sou/ dika sou (same as above) your (pl) = diko sas/dika sas (same as above) his = diko tou/dika tou (same as above) her = diko tis/dika tis (same as above) their = diko tous/dika tis (same as above) |
