Greek I.6 The A-Declension
Feminine nouns of the -A declension, adjectives, word order of nouns plus adjective
Feminine nouns of the -A declension, adjectives, word order of nouns plus adjective
This lesson includes conversation that are built from the words and phrases of the first three lessons. It also reviews what you should already know, the present tense of regular verbs in -are and the plural forms of the definite articles.
Donald Trump has reopened the debate on ius soli citizenship, or what people ignorant of both law and Latin insist on calling birthright citizenship. So much nonsense is being written by both sides of the question that it is probably a waste of time to say anything.
A) Review and re-memorize the present tense of avere, from English to Italian with pronouns, as in:
For over a decade I have been working on a lecture series about the mind of the ancient Greeks. I have gone through several titles–The Greek Mind, The Greek Conservative Mind, The Aboriginal Greeks–and have not yet settled on one of them.
“Solomon” continues his sermon against idolatry but with the declaration that God loves his people to whom he will show mercy to the sinners: