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Family Members

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Οικογένεια

[Oikogéneia]

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the grandfather ο παππ--ς ο π______ ο π-π-ο-ς --------- ο παππούς 0
o pa----s o p______ o p-p-o-s --------- o pappoús
the grandmother η για--ά η γ_____ η γ-α-ι- -------- η γιαγιά 0
ē gi--iá ē g_____ ē g-a-i- -------- ē giagiá
he and she α-τό- κ------ή α____ κ__ α___ α-τ-ς κ-ι α-τ- -------------- αυτός και αυτή 0
a------ai----ḗ a____ k__ a___ a-t-s k-i a-t- -------------- autós kai autḗ
the father ο---τ--ας ο π______ ο π-τ-ρ-ς --------- ο πατέρας 0
o--até-as o p______ o p-t-r-s --------- o patéras
the mother η-μ---ρα η μ_____ η μ-τ-ρ- -------- η μητέρα 0
ē m-téra ē m_____ ē m-t-r- -------- ē mētéra
he and she αυ-ό---αι-αυτή α____ κ__ α___ α-τ-ς κ-ι α-τ- -------------- αυτός και αυτή 0
a--ós kai -u-ḗ a____ k__ a___ a-t-s k-i a-t- -------------- autós kai autḗ
the son ο γι-ς ο γ___ ο γ-ο- ------ ο γιος 0
o gios o g___ o g-o- ------ o gios
the daughter η--όρη η κ___ η κ-ρ- ------ η κόρη 0
ē-k--ē ē k___ ē k-r- ------ ē kórē
he and she αυτ---κα--α--ή α____ κ__ α___ α-τ-ς κ-ι α-τ- -------------- αυτός και αυτή 0
a-t-- --i -u-ḗ a____ k__ a___ a-t-s k-i a-t- -------------- autós kai autḗ
the brother ο--δελ-ός ο α______ ο α-ε-φ-ς --------- ο αδελφός 0
o-a--lph-s o a_______ o a-e-p-ó- ---------- o adelphós
the sister η --ε--ή η α_____ η α-ε-φ- -------- η αδελφή 0
ē--d----ḗ ē a______ ē a-e-p-ḗ --------- ē adelphḗ
he and she α--ό- --- -υτή α____ κ__ α___ α-τ-ς κ-ι α-τ- -------------- αυτός και αυτή 0
au-ó--k-- -u-ḗ a____ k__ a___ a-t-s k-i a-t- -------------- autós kai autḗ
the uncle ο----ος ο θ____ ο θ-ί-ς ------- ο θείος 0
o--h-í-s o t_____ o t-e-o- -------- o theíos
the aunt η---ία η θ___ η θ-ί- ------ η θεία 0
ē--heía ē t____ ē t-e-a ------- ē theía
he and she αυ--ς -α---υτή α____ κ__ α___ α-τ-ς κ-ι α-τ- -------------- αυτός και αυτή 0
au-ós k---au-ḗ a____ k__ a___ a-t-s k-i a-t- -------------- autós kai autḗ
We are a family. Ε--ίς-ε-μασ---μία---κογέν-ι-. Ε____ ε______ μ__ ο__________ Ε-ε-ς ε-μ-σ-ε μ-α ο-κ-γ-ν-ι-. ----------------------------- Εμείς είμαστε μία οικογένεια. 0
Em-ís eím---e-mía --ko-éne--. E____ e______ m__ o__________ E-e-s e-m-s-e m-a o-k-g-n-i-. ----------------------------- Emeís eímaste mía oikogéneia.
The family is not small. Η ο-κ---ν--α δεν-ε-----μι---. Η ο_________ δ__ ε____ μ_____ Η ο-κ-γ-ν-ι- δ-ν ε-ν-ι μ-κ-ή- ----------------------------- Η οικογένεια δεν είναι μικρή. 0
Ē -ikogé--ia --n -í-ai -i-rḗ. Ē o_________ d__ e____ m_____ Ē o-k-g-n-i- d-n e-n-i m-k-ḗ- ----------------------------- Ē oikogéneia den eínai mikrḗ.
The family is big. Η -ι---έ---α--ί--ι--εγάλ-. Η ο_________ ε____ μ______ Η ο-κ-γ-ν-ι- ε-ν-ι μ-γ-λ-. -------------------------- Η οικογένεια είναι μεγάλη. 0
Ē-o-k-g-n--a ------m-gálē. Ē o_________ e____ m______ Ē o-k-g-n-i- e-n-i m-g-l-. -------------------------- Ē oikogéneia eínai megálē.

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