athenasgreek.net · Sentence breakdowns
Greek, pronunciation, English, and word-by-word breakdowns with part of speech. Same order as the sentence song.
| Greek | Pronunciation | Meaning | Part of speech |
|---|---|---|---|
| Το | to | the | Article (definite article (neuter)) |
| παιδί | pedhí | child | Noun (neuter) |
| γελάει | yelái | laughs / is laughing | Verb (present tense, 3rd person singular) |
Grammar note: Το is the neuter form of “the.” The verb γελάει means “laughs” or “is laughing.” Greek uses the present tense for both meanings.
| Greek | Pronunciation | Meaning | Part of speech |
|---|---|---|---|
| Η | i | the | Article (definite article (feminine)) |
| μαμά | mamá | mom / mother | Noun (feminine) |
| μαγειρεύει | mayirévi | cooks / is cooking | Verb (present tense, 3rd person singular) |
Grammar note: Η is the feminine form of “the.” The verb μαγειρεύει means “cooks” or “is cooking.” The ending -ει is commonly used for the third-person singular present tense.
| Greek | Pronunciation | Meaning | Part of speech |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ο | o | the | Article (definite article (masculine)) |
| σκύλος | skílos | dog | Noun (masculine) |
| τρέχει | tréchi | runs / is running | Verb (present tense, 3rd person singular) |
Grammar note: Ο is the masculine form of “the.” The verb τρέχει means “runs” or “is running.” Notice that Greek uses different forms of the word “the” depending on the gender of the noun.
| Greek | Pronunciation | Meaning | Part of speech |
|---|---|---|---|
| Το | to | the | Article (definite article (neuter)) |
| μωρό | moró | baby | Noun (neuter) |
| κοιμάται | kimáte | sleeps / is sleeping | Verb (present tense, 3rd person singular) |
Grammar note: Μωρό is a neuter noun, so it uses το. The verb κοιμάται means “sleeps” or “is sleeping.” It is a common verb form used when talking about someone sleeping.
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