Biblical Greek - Lesson 34 - Masculine Accusative Plural - Free Greek

Masculine Accusative Plural in Greek: O's, Sheep, and Simple Patterns

Let's learn, my angels! What is this? A O. The O, the O's. How many O's do I have? I have two O's. He is two O's. I have two O's. How many O's do I have? I have two O's. One O. Two O's. I have two O's.

I have one O. So, do I only have one O? No. How many O's do I have? Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Ten. I have ten O's. Not only one O, but I have ten O's. How many O's do I have? I have two O's.

How many O's do I have? I have two O's. How many O's do you have? I have two O's. How many O's do I have? I have two O's. What is this? A circle. The circle. So, does the circle have two O's? No. The circle has only one O.

How many O's do I have? I have ten O's. Six O's do I have. Six. How many O's do I have in my hand? One. Two. Three. Four. Five. I have five O's in my hand. But I have six O's. Six. Two. Three. Four. Five.

Six. Six O's do I have. I have two O's, two O's, and ten O's. What are the O's? I have O's. What are the O's? I have O's. What are the O's? I have O's. He is Isaac, and he is Jacob, his son. Isaac has sons, Jacob.

Isaac has other sons. What is his other son? Saul. Saul is Isaac's other son. Isaac has two sons, Jacob and Saul. Isaac has two sons. Who are these sons? He has one son. Who are these two sons? He has two sons.

Who is he? He is he. Who is he? He is he. What is he? He is a sheep. He is the son of the sheep. The sheep are the sheep. The prophets were the words of the Lord God. The people had a sheep and were the sheep.

The sheep are the sheep. The words are the words. The goods are the goods. The You put the cup on the table. You put the cup on the table. I put the milk on the table. I put the milk on the table. You put the finger on the head.

You put the finger on the head. The finger. The finger. The The You put the bread on the table. You put the book on the table. The children and the sheep saw the stones, stone by stone. What is it? What is it?

What is it? Give me the book. What is the truth? Give me the book. Give me the milk. What is the truth? Give me the milk. Give me Catch the future. Catch. The truth catches the future. Catch The future.

The truth catches the future. Catch What is it? Give me the future and the truth. Give me What is it? Catch the future. The truth catches the future. And I catch it. Catch Give me the future and the truth.

And the truth catches it. Catch Catch Give me Catch Give me Give Give Catch Catch Catch. The father gave the sheep to Jesus. And Jesus caught the sheep and thanked God. And he gave the sheep to the disciples.

And the disciples gave the sheep to the people. And the disciples gave the sheep to the people. They gave the sheep to Jesus. They gave the sheep to the people. Jesus is Jesus. The people are the people.

He is he. He is they. The father gave the sheep to Jesus. And Jesus caught the sheep and thanked God. And he gave the sheep to the disciples. And the disciples gave the sheep to the people. Jesus gave the sheep to the disciples.

And the disciples gave the sheep to the people. The soldiers had three books. And they gave two books to the other soldier. The disciples gave the books to the teacher. And the teacher took the books from the disciples.

They gave the sheep to the shepherds. And the shepherd gave the sheep. The disciples gave the sheep to the women. And the women gave the sheep to the shepherds. And the shepherds gave the sheep. They gave the sheep to the sheep.

And the shepherds gave the sheep to the women. And the shepherds gave the sheep to the women. And they gave the sheep. What is the name of the sheep on the table? What is the name of the sheep's back?

What is the name of the sheep's back? The sheep is in front of the sheep. And the sheep is behind the sheep. What is the name of the sheep after the sheep? The sheep and the sheep are after the sheep.

After. What is the name of the sheep? So what is the name of the sheep after the sheep? The sheep is not after the sheep, because it is behind the sheep. The sheep and the sheep are after the sheep. But the sheep is not after the sheep, because it is behind it.

Greek Prepositions and the Dative with Location

Ara ho boos metā tų hipuesti? Nāi, ho boos metā tų hipuesti. Ara ho onos metā tų hipuesti? Nāi, ho onos metā tų hipuesti. Ara tō prōbaton metā tō hipuesti? Ū, tō prōbaton metā tō hipu ūkesti, hoti ekeē esti.

Nūn tithemi tōn būn metā tō prōbatu. Ara ho boos metā tō hipuesti? Ū, ho boos metā tō hipu ūkesti, hoti metā tō prōbatu esti. Metā! Metā! Ū, tō tō prōbaton metā tōn alon prōbaton ūkesti, monon esti. Monon.

Present Tense Verbs for Teacher, Student, and Jesus

Ti poiei ho didaskalos? Didaskei. Didaskei. Ho didaskalos didaskei. Ho didaskalos didaskei tūs mathētās. Ti poiei ho mathētēs? Ho mathētēs manthānei. Ti poiūsin hoi mathētāi? Hoi mathētāi manthānūsin.

Ho didaskalos didaskei. Kai ho mathētēs manthānei. Kai hoi mathētāi manthānūsin. Ho Jesūs didaskei tūs mathētās, kai hoi mathētāi akūsin tūs lōgūs autū. Ho Jesūs didaskei, kai hoi mathētāi autū manthānūsin.

Jesus Feeding the Multitude in Simple Greek

Ho Jesūs porevotai eis ōros, kai kathīzei metā tōn mathētōn autū. Kai didaskei autūs. Poloi āntropoi ērhōntai apō tēs poleos, kai akōlōtūsin tō Jesū. Pai dion ti didosin tō Jesū, pente ārtūs kai dūo ichthūas.

Ho de Jesūs lambānei tūs ārtūs kai tūs ichthūas. Kai euharistei tō Theō, kai didosin tūs ārtūs kai tūs ichthūas tōis mathētāis. Hoi de mathētāi lambānūsin tūs ārtūs kai tūs ichthūas, kai didōasin autūs tōis āntropois.

Hoi āntropoi lambānūsin tūs ārtūs kai tūs ichthūas, kai esthīūsin autūs. O mathētāi, Tē mathētē semron? Ōtā esthī, ōtā eho. O phthalmō eisīn, o phthalmūs eho. Daktūlō eisīn, daktūlūs eho. Hō tōn, hō hūyōs, tōn hūyōn.

Hoi tūs, hoi hūyōi, tūs hūyūs. Tīthēmi, tīthēsin, tithēasin, didōsin. Lambānō, didōmi, lambānē, didōmi, didōsin. Didōsin. Lambānō, lambānē, lambānūsin. Didōsin tūs ārtūs tō Jesū. Didōsin tūs ārtūs tōis anthrōpōis.

Didōsin tōn hōrtōn tē aigī. Didōsin tōn ārtūn tāis gynaiksin. Hō didāskalōs didāskei. Kāi hō mathētēs manthānei. Kāi hōi mathētāi manthānūsin. Tūtō tō prōbaton metā tōn ālōn prōbaton ūkēstīn. Mōnōn estīn.

Ehrōs te!