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Lesson Two

Lesson Two. By Christos Hadjichristidis. Today’s attractions:. Review of new and/or tricky alphabet sounds & letters Double vowels (diphthongs) Double consonants Reading practice Listening to Greek poetry: Ithaca & The Satrapy (Cavafy’s poems)

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Lesson Two

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  1. Lesson Two By Christos Hadjichristidis

  2. Today’s attractions: • Review of new and/or tricky alphabet sounds & letters • Double vowels (diphthongs) • Double consonants • Reading practice • Listeningto Greek poetry: Ithaca & The Satrapy (Cavafy’s poems) • Saying what nationality you are and where you are from and whether you are on holidays or business • Using the numbers 0 – 12 • Watch a short movie about Greece ….and if time allows: • Simple grammar ( articles, nouns, pronouns, the verb to be, ….)

  3. Alphabet, review of the tricky bits

  4. Two letter vowels (diphthongs)

  5. Two letter vowels (diphthongs)

  6. Let’s Practice – try to pronounce the following words

  7. Let’s Practice – try to pronounce the following words

  8. Two-letters consonants (one sound)

  9. Two-letters consonants (two sound)

  10. Two same-letter consonants (one letter sound)

  11. Two same-letter consonants (one letter sound)

  12. Let’s Practice – try to pronounce the following words

  13. Let’s Practice – try to pronounce the following words

  14. Let’s Practice – try to pronounce the following words

  15. Try to guess the meaning • You've learned the entire Greek alphabet, plus the double vowels and double consonants. At this point, you should be able to read any Greek word that you see. Try your hand at it. These words are called cognates, which means that they are words that sound like words you already know in English. Hint: some of them are names of cities and countries.

  16. Try to guess the meaning

  17. Greek numbers 0-12

  18. Countries & Nationalities

  19. Dialogue practice

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