How to Say Where You're From - Practice

Practice saying where you're from

Lesson Transcript

Let's practice.

Imagine you're Jack Jones from London.

Respond to Panagiotis Papakonstantinou's question.

Ready?

Από πού είστε; (Apó pú íste?)

Είμαι από το Λονδίνο. (Íme apó to Londíno.)

Listen again and repeat.

Είμαι από το Λονδίνο. (Íme apó to Londíno.)

Let's try another.

Imagine you're Mia Martin, and you're Australian.

Use the variation pattern.

Ready?

Από πού είστε; (Apó pú íste?)

Είμαι Αυστραλέζα. (Íme Afstraléza.)

Listen again and repeat.

Είμαι Αυστραλέζα. (Íme Afstraléza.)

Let's try one more.

Imagine you're Chrissi Papadopoulou from Athens.

Ready?

Από πού είστε; (Apó pú íste?)

Είμαι από την Αθήνα. (Íme apó tin Athína.)

Listen again and repeat.

Είμαι από την Αθήνα. (Íme apó tin Athína.)

This is the end of this lesson.

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Now you know how to say where you're from in Greek.

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