Χίλια ευχαριστώ. Νice to not only explain the differences between closely related words, but also put them in action by using them in excellent example sentences. Μπράβο!
I wanted to say that you look like "Flo" on the Progressive Insurance commercial, hoping to use "σαν," on Google Translate, but I got "Μοιράζεις με την Flo." Γιατί; I enjoy how you explain things. Who is that one person who doesn't like your video? Oh, I just realized that I'm on my brother John's account, με λένε Δημήτρη.
Very good video, Alexandra! Thank you. I wanted to clarify something about your δασκάλα examples. We say: Η Σοφία ειναι δασκάλα, σαν τη Μαρία. but Η Μαρία ειναι δασκάλα, ώπος η μητέρα της. is this because η μητέρα της is possessive? If there is no της, would I use σαν? For example: H Μαρία είναι δασκάλα, ώπος το αφεντικό της. (Μaria is a teacher, like her boss.) but Η Μαρία είναι δασκάλα, σαν το αφεντικό. ??? (Maria is a teacher, like the boss.) Another example: Το στυλό είναι άσπρο, σαν τον πίνακα. but Το στυλό μου είναι άσπρο, ώπος τον πίνακα μου. ???? Thanks so much for these lessons!
Γειά σου Jason 😘😘. No, we can't use σαν here. It's not about possessive, it's about the case after σαν or όπως . So after σαν we use accusative σαν τη μητέρα της, and after όπως nominative :όπως η μητέρα της. Λοιπόν, your second example seems the same because Το αφεντικό is a neuter noun and you know that neuters don't change. So, σαν το αφεντικό μου (accusative), όπως το αφεντικό μου (nominative)
Γεια σου 😍 you mean a comma before όπως, right? For example :η μητέρα σου είναι ξανθιά, όπως εσύ. We need the comma here because with όπως we a have a different clause in the sentence.
Ευχαριστώ για το μάθημα. Είναι πολύ χρήσιμο όπως συνήθως! Είμαστε πολύ τυχεροί να έχουμε δασκάλα σαν εσένα.
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Χίλια ευχαριστώ. Νice to not only explain the differences between closely related words, but also put them in action by using them in excellent example sentences. Μπράβο!
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I wanted to say that you look like "Flo" on the Progressive Insurance commercial, hoping to use "σαν," on Google Translate, but I got "Μοιράζεις με την Flo." Γιατί; I enjoy how you explain things. Who is that one person who doesn't like your video? Oh, I just realized that I'm on my brother John's account, με λένε Δημήτρη.
hahaha thank you so much Δημήτρη! i didn't know this commercial but I looked for it and yes, I think I look like her a little! Της μοιάζω λίγο!
Very good lesson.
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Very good video, Alexandra! Thank you.
I wanted to clarify something about your δασκάλα examples.
We say:
Η Σοφία ειναι δασκάλα, σαν τη Μαρία.
but
Η Μαρία ειναι δασκάλα, ώπος η μητέρα της.
is this because η μητέρα της is possessive?
If there is no της, would I use σαν?
For example:
H Μαρία είναι δασκάλα, ώπος το αφεντικό της.
(Μaria is a teacher, like her boss.)
but
Η Μαρία είναι δασκάλα, σαν το αφεντικό. ???
(Maria is a teacher, like the boss.)
Another example:
Το στυλό είναι άσπρο, σαν τον πίνακα.
but
Το στυλό μου είναι άσπρο, ώπος τον πίνακα μου. ????
Thanks so much for these lessons!
Γειά σου Jason 😘😘. No, we can't use σαν here. It's not about possessive, it's about the case after σαν or όπως . So after σαν we use accusative σαν τη μητέρα της, and after όπως nominative :όπως η μητέρα της. Λοιπόν, your second example seems the same because Το αφεντικό is a neuter noun and you know that neuters don't change. So, σαν το αφεντικό μου (accusative), όπως το αφεντικό μου (nominative)
When you use the word όπως, it seems always followed by a comma “,” as if it is a sentence clause. Could you please explain weather this is so?
Γεια σου 😍 you mean a comma before όπως, right? For example :η μητέρα σου είναι ξανθιά, όπως εσύ. We need the comma here because with όπως we a have a different clause in the sentence.
Well done, move on
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