[SOLO-Greek Poetry] ΕΙΡΗΝΙΚΑ - brrot
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PL OK for section 1!
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Thanks!
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Section 2 is Ready for PL at your leisure.
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For the intro and outro, remember to use the feminine form of the ordinal number, so it would be "Ενότητα δεύτερη", and "Τέλος δεύτερης ενότητας".
And just one pronunciation note:
0:57 λευκές λαμπάδες, it should be pronounced more like lefkes.
And just one pronunciation note:
0:57 λευκές λαμπάδες, it should be pronounced more like lefkes.
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We are PL OK for #2!
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Yay!
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Section 3 is Ready for PL.
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An enjoyable listening experience; I laid back, relaxed and listened to some Greek poetry
My one comment is for the outro where you make use of the definite article, it would be "τελος της ενότητας τρίτης" instead of του
My one comment is for the outro where you make use of the definite article, it would be "τελος της ενότητας τρίτης" instead of του
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Your 1 minute and 66 seconds of listening pleasure is at hand. Or you can save it up and listen to several sections later.
Section 4 only has been uploaded.
Best,
Christine
Section 4 only has been uploaded.
Best,
Christine
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I think I like this poem best so far!
Pronunciation comments; I think you used the δ sound instead of θ in θύρες at 0:29, and θωρώντας at 0:48, if you'd like to fix that, or maybe it's just the way you pronounce this letter, which is fine!
As a fun fact: in the word αγκάλες, the γκ combination is a two-letter consonant, and its sound turns to something like "ng". I found this wiki article that explains it some if you're interested: https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Greek_Language/Two-letter_Consonants
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Excellent! I will work on these things! Learning with each poem. Thanks for being my mentor!Rapunzelina wrote: ↑February 6th, 2024, 11:21 am
I think I like this poem best so far!
Pronunciation comments; I think you used the δ sound instead of θ in θύρες at 0:29, and θωρώντας at 0:48, if you'd like to fix that, or maybe it's just the way you pronounce this letter, which is fine!
As a fun fact: in the word αγκάλες, the γκ combination is a two-letter consonant, and its sound turns to something like "ng". I found this wiki article that explains it some if you're interested: https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Greek_Language/Two-letter_Consonants
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I fixed Section 4, I think.
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I had a listen! The θ sound is clear now
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Sections 5 and 6 are Ready for PL. Now you know what I did while the server was down.
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These are both PL OK!