Learn how to talk about your spouse and children
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| Welcome to Can-Do Greek by GreekPod101.com. |
| Γεια σε όλους! Είμαι η Χρυσή Παπαδοπούλου. (Ya se ólus! Íme i Hrisí Papadopoulou.) |
| Hi everyone! I'm Chrissi Papadopoulou. |
| In this lesson, you'll learn how to talk about your family from a parent's perspective. |
| This is Karen Lee and she's studying with her Greek teacher, Anna-Maria Aslanidou. |
| The teacher notices a picture on Karen's computer and asks, |
| "Is this your family?" |
| Anna-Αυτή είναι η οικογένειά σας; (Aftí íne i ikoyéniá sas?) |
| Listen to the conversation, and focus on the response. |
| Ready? |
| Anna-Αυτή είναι η οικογένειά σας; (Aftí íne i ikoyéniá sas?) |
| Ναι. Αυτή είναι η οικογένειά μου: ο σύζυγός μου, ο γιος μου, η κόρη μου και εγώ. (Ne. Aftí íne i ikoyéniá mu: o sízigós mu, o yos mu, i kóri mu ke egó.) |
| Once more with the English translation. |
| Anna-Αυτή είναι η οικογένειά σας; (Aftí íne i ikoyéniá sas?) |
| "Is this your family?" |
| Ναι. Αυτή είναι η οικογένειά μου: ο σύζυγός μου, ο γιος μου, η κόρη μου και εγώ. (Ne. Aftí íne i ikoyéniá mu: o sízigós mu, o yos mu, i kóri mu ke egó.) |
| "Yes. This is my family: my husband, my son, my daughter, and me." |
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