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In this lesson, you'll learn the present conjugation for the Greek verb meaning to drink.
Repeat the Greek aloud and copy the hand gestures to improve recall.
Πίνω (píno)
to drink
εγώ πίνω (egó píno)
I drink
εγώ πίνω (egó píno)
εσύ πίνεις (esí pínis)
you drink
εσύ πίνεις (esí pínis)
αυτός πίνει (aftós píni)
he drinks
αυτός πίνει (aftós píni)
αυτή πίνει (aftí píni)
she drinks
αυτή πίνει (aftí píni)
εμείς πίνουμε (emís pínume)
we drink
εμείς πίνουμε (emís pínume)
εσείς πίνετε (esís pínete)
you drink (plural)
εσείς πίνετε (esís pínete)
αυτοί πίνουν (aftí pínun)
they drink (masculine)
αυτοί πίνουν (aftí pínun)
αυτές πίνουν (aftés pínun)
they drink (feminine)
αυτές πίνουν (aftés pínun)
Ο Τζακ πίνει καφέ.
(O Tzak píni kafé.)
Jack is drinking coffee.
Πίνουμε νερό.
(Pínume neró.)
We are drinking water.
Let's review.
Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud and copying the hand gestures.
εγώ πίνω (egó píno)
εσύ πίνεις (esí pínis)
αυτός πίνει (aftós píni)
αυτή πίνει (aftí píni)
εμείς πίνουμε (emís pínume)
εσείς πίνετε (esís pínete)
αυτοί πίνουν (aftí pínun)
αυτές πίνουν (aftés pínun)
And that's it for this lesson.
Great job!
Now you know how to conjugate this verb.
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