This isn't just about word memorization; it's about pronunciation. We ensure you say "brother," "sister," "son," and other family terms accurately in the language you're studying. Get ready to impress your relatives with your newfound language skills!
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Stepmother
Μητέρα (Mitéra)
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Stepbrother
Ετεροθαλής αδερφή (Eterothalís aderphí)
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Parents
Γονείς (Gonís)
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Stepfather
Πατριός (Patriós)
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Daughter-in-law
σύζυγος (sízigos)
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Mother
Μητέρα (Mitéra)
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Brother
Μητέρα (Mitéra)
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Son-in-law
Μητέρα (Mitéra)
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Stepsister
Ετεροθαλής αδερφός (Eterothalís aderphós)
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Children
Παιδιά (Paidiá)
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Sister
Αδερφή (Aderphí)
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Son
σύζυγος (sízigos)
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Daughter
σύζυγος (sízigos)
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Child
Μητέρα (Mitéra)
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Wife
Μητέρα (Mitéra)
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Husband
Μητέρα (Mitéra)
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Father
Πατέρας (Patéras)
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Family members :: Greek vocabulary
Knowing how to refer to family members is a cornerstone of effective communication in any language. Greek Lesson 34 is designed to equip you with the essential Greek vocabulary you need to talk about your family. By the end of this Greek lesson, you'll be able to mention your mother, father, siblings, and more, all while pronouncing their titles perfectly.
In Greek Lesson 34, the focus is on the Greek vocabulary for immediate family members like "Mother," "Father," "Brother," "Sister," "Son," and "Daughter." We also introduce terms for extended roles such as "Stepmother," "Stepfather," "Stepsister," "Stepbrother," "Son-in-law," and "Daughter-in-law." You'll learn how to properly pronounce these words and effectively use them in sentences to describe family dynamics and relationships.