#Greek langblr

[sebslanguageblog]

@ Greek learners, especially if you're learning on your own without a teacher

check out Unlocking Greek Potential

it's a podcast by Linguatree and her student

the method of teaching is reminiscent of Language Transfer but more engaging for listeners and IMO more interesting

[hi-i-am-a-sock]

latin and greek are basically the cheat code for learning scientific terminology

[studywithjennifer]

the true language learning experience is constantly switching between different keyboards on your laptop/computer and accidentally sending messages in the wrong alphabet

[lingodeer]

This blog is meant to be a place of passion for learning languages. A source of encouragement and positivity as well as a sense of community for those who use LingoDeer!

I created this blog because I am constantly trying to stay motivated and keep up my studies, so I kept searching for a discord dedicated to LingoDeer and found nothing, and the blog by the official LingoDeer creators only has 5 posts from 2019 ( and their tiktok is no longer active either! but I'm not that ambitious even though I want them to have all the love in the world ). I love the leader board feature and the ability to follow people but it feels a bit empty and lacking connection, so I hope through this blog and the discord server we can make up for that!

If you'd like study buddies, casual chats or competitive motivation, join the discord!

Thank you for reading, and for loving learning!

Please keep up your hard work and studies!

LingoDeer and I believe in you!

[tricksterstudies]

. INTRODUCTION .

Hi! My name is Garden ( From main account: @gardenkeeper ), and this is my somewhat studyblr?. I study arts and languages with a focus on the Indigenous languages of Turtle Island

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Some information about me:

. My pronouns are he/him. I'm trans and queer.

. I'm 22 years old

. I'm Irish/French-Canadian, from Quebec. French is my native language.

. I'm aspiring to become a librarian.

. I'm interested in both languages and linguistics.

Language information:

. FRENCH: As mentioned above, French is my native language. I specifically speak with a Southwestern Quebec dialect. My interest in French as a language in Quebec falls through the lens of linguistics, seeing how it developed with the influence of French minority languages such as Gallo and Poitevin-Saintongeais. I'm also interested in the history of la Francophonie of North America as a whole.

. ENGLISH: I consider myself to be in the C1 to C2 range for English. I've been speaking it since I was three years old and never made the conscious effort of learning it, and therefore see it as a second native language

. IRISH: I've been actively learning Irish for about a year at this point and fall somewhere in the A2 range. It's currently my main focus and a way for me to reconnect to my Irish heritage. I have a bias towards the Connacht Dialect, but haven't chained myself down to it yet

. GREEK: At the moment, Greek is my secondary focus. I do not spend much time on it, and am only keeping it active so that when I reach a higher level in Irish, I already have a base in this one

. OTHER: I dabbled in Italian as a teenager, but lost most of it, though I can still read it. My next language will either be ( Colombian ) Spanish or Aln8ba8dwaw8gan, depending on my situation in the next few years, and I hope to eventually be able to learn Turkish from Greek. I'm also interested in many other languages, including, but not limited to Tagalog, Catalan, ( Levantine ) Arabic, Icelandic, Norwegian, Breton and Punjabi

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I do not tolerate any form of bigotry. If you see me reblog or say something that shows otherwise, please inform me and I will remove the post or correct myself.

. . . . .

[littleduke]

[steviestudyblr]

1/100 days of productivity: december 4 2023

im combining the past 3 days into day 1 because i kept putting off posting, so let's get into it!

the first two days of work were spent digitizing my greek notes, which will be super helpful for next semester when i take intermediate greek over at our sister school, but not so useful for this semester as i am not currently taking a greek class. productivity as a vehicle for procrastination is still productivity, i suppose! i also cleaned my room because i found that the mess it had become was extremely distracting.

today, i continued research for one of my finals, specifically the video essay on the evolution of ballroom culture and drag starting with the harlem renaissance, which i had put off... all semester. oops. i met with that professor to get some help this morning and she gave some recommendations for other topics i could connect to my own, which was extremely helpful. i also continued reading the books i got for my thesis, namely the biopolitics of gender by jemima repo.

see y'all tomorrow!

today's song is: electric relaxation by a tribe called quest

[cilginfillermigoruyorumne]

I LOVE MAKING MISTAKES IN LANGUAGE CLASSES!!! I’m butchering the language with my pronunciation but that’s okay. It’s fun after all.

[metis-metis]

Got a new phone and haven’t downloaded my Greek keyboard yet. Feels very weird.

[just-another-dionysus-devotee]

Can anyone help me learn greek (ancient specifically ) !??

These seem to be super helpful so I'm gonna post again asking for help from anyone that speaks greek (ancient or modern , tho I'd like to learn ancient specificaly ) I have no idea where to or how to learn greek. I've had such a hard time finding resources so if you have any I'd be so so grateful !!!!

[sebslanguageblog]

Greek Youtube Channels

Άκης Πετρετζικης - Cooking

Ευτύχης Μπλέτσας - Travel

Easy Greek - Language

Do You Speak Greek - Language

i Mikri Ollandeza - Vlog, Lifestyle

Evelina Nikoliza - Vlog, Lifestyle

Greek Cooking Made Easy - Cooking

Linguatree - Culture, Language

Helinika - Culture, History

Learn Greek with Zoi - Language

Learn Greek with Katerina - Language

My Small Skinny Greek Lessons - Language

[lingual-exploits]

I swear you can find this show dubbed in any language

Code Lyoko in Greek

(sadly only found season 1 so far)

[studywithjennifer]

modern greek verb conjugation aka distant screaming - 19/06/2023

[alteregoauthentica]

Greek Language

[unhonestlymirror]

Ukrainian "г" actually sounds the same as the Greek "γ". But if I start calling people Olγa of Kyiv and Boγdan Khmeļnytśkyj, people are gonna go crazy... or maybe I should, though? "Гej, γej, γej sokoly..."

[cilginfillermigoruyorumne]

someone, anyone, for the love of god, recommend a greek sitcom with english subs! i need greek content so bad.