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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 singular) |
| λεωφορείο | leoforío | bus | Noun (neuter) |
| φτάνει | ftáni | arrives / is arriving | Verb (present tense, 3rd person singular) |
Grammar note: Το is the neuter form of “the.” The verb φτάνει is the third-person singular form of φτάνω (to arrive). Greek uses the present tense for both “arrives” and “is arriving.”
| Greek | Pronunciation | Meaning | Part of speech |
|---|---|---|---|
| Η | i | the | Article (definite article, feminine singular) |
| πόρτα | pórta | door | Noun (feminine) |
| ανοίγει | aníyi | opens / is opening | Verb (present tense, 3rd person singular) |
Grammar note: Η is the feminine form of “the.” The verb ανοίγει comes from ανοίγω (to open). Its ending -ει is used here for the third-person singular.
| Greek | Pronunciation | Meaning | Part of speech |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ο | o | the | Article (definite article, masculine singular) |
| φίλος | fílos | friend | Noun (masculine) |
| γράφει | gráfi | writes / is writing | Verb (present tense, 3rd person singular) |
| ένα | éna | a / one | Article (indefinite article, neuter singular) |
| γράμμα | grámma | letter | Noun (neuter) |
Grammar note: Ο is the masculine form of “the.” Ένα is the neuter form of the indefinite article “a” or “one,” and it agrees with γράμμα, which is neuter. The verb γράφει comes from γράφω (to write).
| Greek | Pronunciation | Meaning | Part of speech |
|---|---|---|---|
| Τα | ta | the | Article (definite article, neuter plural) |
| παιδιά | pedhiá | children | Noun (plural of παιδί, neuter) |
| παίζουν | pézun | play / are playing | Verb (present tense, 3rd person plural) |
| έξω | éxo | outside | Adverb |
Grammar note: Τα is the neuter plural form of “the.” Παιδιά is the plural of παιδί (child). The verb παίζουν comes from παίζω (to play) and is used with plural subjects. Έξω means “outside.”
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