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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [εξήντα έξι]

66 [exḗnta éxi]

Κτητικές αντωνυμίες 1

Ktētikés antōnymíes 1

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I – my ε---–-δικ--μου ε__ – δ___ μ__ ε-ώ – δ-κ- μ-υ -------------- εγώ – δικό μου 0
egṓ –--ikó-m-u e__ – d___ m__ e-ṓ – d-k- m-u -------------- egṓ – dikó mou
I can’t find my key. Δεν βρ-σ-ω -ο-----δ--μο-. Δ__ β_____ τ_ κ_____ μ___ Δ-ν β-ί-κ- τ- κ-ε-δ- μ-υ- ------------------------- Δεν βρίσκω το κλειδί μου. 0
Den b-ísk- ---kl--dí -ou. D__ b_____ t_ k_____ m___ D-n b-í-k- t- k-e-d- m-u- ------------------------- Den brískō to kleidí mou.
I can’t find my ticket. Δε---ρ--κ- τ- -ι-ιτ-ριό-μ--. Δ__ β_____ τ_ ε________ μ___ Δ-ν β-ί-κ- τ- ε-σ-τ-ρ-ό μ-υ- ---------------------------- Δεν βρίσκω το εισιτήριό μου. 0
D-n---í--ō--- --s---r-- --u. D__ b_____ t_ e________ m___ D-n b-í-k- t- e-s-t-r-ó m-u- ---------------------------- Den brískō to eisitḗrió mou.
you – your ε-ύ-- δι-- -ου ε__ – δ___ σ__ ε-ύ – δ-κ- σ-υ -------------- εσύ – δικό σου 0
esý-- --k--sou e__ – d___ s__ e-ý – d-k- s-u -------------- esý – dikó sou
Have you found your key? Βρήκες τ--κ--ι-ί --υ; Β_____ τ_ κ_____ σ___ Β-ή-ε- τ- κ-ε-δ- σ-υ- --------------------- Βρήκες το κλειδί σου; 0
Brḗkes-t- k----í-s-u? B_____ t_ k_____ s___ B-ḗ-e- t- k-e-d- s-u- --------------------- Brḗkes to kleidí sou?
Have you found your ticket? Β--κ-ς -- ε-σ-τ-ρι----υ; Β_____ τ_ ε________ σ___ Β-ή-ε- τ- ε-σ-τ-ρ-ό σ-υ- ------------------------ Βρήκες το εισιτήριό σου; 0
Brḗkes -- --si-ḗ--- s--? B_____ t_ e________ s___ B-ḗ-e- t- e-s-t-r-ó s-u- ------------------------ Brḗkes to eisitḗrió sou?
he – his α-τός----ικό τ-υ α____ – δ___ τ__ α-τ-ς – δ-κ- τ-υ ---------------- αυτός – δικό του 0
a---- – d--- t-u a____ – d___ t__ a-t-s – d-k- t-u ---------------- autós – dikó tou
Do you know where his key is? Ξ-ρ--ς πού είναι-το κλ--δί --υ; Ξ_____ π__ ε____ τ_ κ_____ τ___ Ξ-ρ-ι- π-ύ ε-ν-ι τ- κ-ε-δ- τ-υ- ------------------------------- Ξέρεις πού είναι το κλειδί του; 0
Xér-i- po--eína--t- kl-idí t-u? X_____ p__ e____ t_ k_____ t___ X-r-i- p-ú e-n-i t- k-e-d- t-u- ------------------------------- Xéreis poú eínai to kleidí tou?
Do you know where his ticket is? Ξέ-εις π-ύ -ίν-- -ο -ι-ιτήρ-- -ου; Ξ_____ π__ ε____ τ_ ε________ τ___ Ξ-ρ-ι- π-ύ ε-ν-ι τ- ε-σ-τ-ρ-ό τ-υ- ---------------------------------- Ξέρεις πού είναι το εισιτήριό του; 0
Xé---- -o---ín-i to ei--tḗ----t-u? X_____ p__ e____ t_ e________ t___ X-r-i- p-ú e-n-i t- e-s-t-r-ó t-u- ---------------------------------- Xéreis poú eínai to eisitḗrió tou?
she – her αυτ-----ικ- τ-ς α___ – δ___ τ__ α-τ- – δ-κ- τ-ς --------------- αυτή – δικό της 0
a-tḗ-–-dikó tēs a___ – d___ t__ a-t- – d-k- t-s --------------- autḗ – dikó tēs
Her money is gone. Έ--σ- -α -ε--ά τ--. Έ____ τ_ λ____ τ___ Έ-α-ε τ- λ-φ-ά τ-ς- ------------------- Έχασε τα λεφτά της. 0
É--a-e ta --p-t---ē-. É_____ t_ l_____ t___ É-h-s- t- l-p-t- t-s- --------------------- Échase ta lephtá tēs.
And her credit card is also gone. Έ-α-ε--α----ν πιστ--ι---τη--κάρ-α. Έ____ κ__ τ__ π________ τ__ κ_____ Έ-α-ε κ-ι τ-ν π-σ-ω-ι-ή τ-ς κ-ρ-α- ---------------------------------- Έχασε και την πιστωτική της κάρτα. 0
Échas--k---tēn -is--------ē--k-r-a. É_____ k__ t__ p________ t__ k_____ É-h-s- k-i t-n p-s-ō-i-ḗ t-s k-r-a- ----------------------------------- Échase kai tēn pistōtikḗ tēs kárta.
we – our εμ-ίς – -ι-ό -ας ε____ – δ___ μ__ ε-ε-ς – δ-κ- μ-ς ---------------- εμείς – δικό μας 0
e--í- –--ik- m-s e____ – d___ m__ e-e-s – d-k- m-s ---------------- emeís – dikó mas
Our grandfather is ill. Ο -α--ού----ς-είνα--ά-ρ-στ-ς. Ο π______ μ__ ε____ ά________ Ο π-π-ο-ς μ-ς ε-ν-ι ά-ρ-σ-ο-. ----------------------------- Ο παππούς μας είναι άρρωστος. 0
O pap-o-s --------- -rrōsto-. O p______ m__ e____ á________ O p-p-o-s m-s e-n-i á-r-s-o-. ----------------------------- O pappoús mas eínai árrōstos.
Our grandmother is healthy. Η γ---ιά -α--ε---- --ι--. Η γ_____ μ__ ε____ υ_____ Η γ-α-ι- μ-ς ε-ν-ι υ-ι-ς- ------------------------- Η γιαγιά μας είναι υγιής. 0
Ē----------s---na- ygi-s. Ē g_____ m__ e____ y_____ Ē g-a-i- m-s e-n-i y-i-s- ------------------------- Ē giagiá mas eínai ygiḗs.
you – your εσ--- – -ικό σας ε____ – δ___ σ__ ε-ε-ς – δ-κ- σ-ς ---------------- εσείς – δικό σας 0
e-eí- ------ --s e____ – d___ s__ e-e-s – d-k- s-s ---------------- eseís – dikó sas
Children, where is your father? Π-ιδιά,---ύ --ν-ι---μ-αμ-άς σας; Π______ π__ ε____ ο μ______ σ___ Π-ι-ι-, π-ύ ε-ν-ι ο μ-α-π-ς σ-ς- -------------------------------- Παιδιά, πού είναι ο μπαμπάς σας; 0
Paid--, po--eí--i---m-am-ás--a-? P______ p__ e____ o m______ s___ P-i-i-, p-ú e-n-i o m-a-p-s s-s- -------------------------------- Paidiá, poú eínai o mpampás sas?
Children, where is your mother? Π------ πού-είναι-η----ά---ς; Π______ π__ ε____ η μ___ σ___ Π-ι-ι-, π-ύ ε-ν-ι η μ-μ- σ-ς- ----------------------------- Παιδιά, πού είναι η μαμά σας; 0
P-id-á, po- -í--i ē--amá---s? P______ p__ e____ ē m___ s___ P-i-i-, p-ú e-n-i ē m-m- s-s- ----------------------------- Paidiá, poú eínai ē mamá sas?

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