Greek 101: Learning an Ancient Language

Learn Ancient Greek from an award winning educator through two of the most important works in the Greek language.

• By This Professor
• 01: The Greek Alphabet & Pronunciation
• 02: First-Declension Nouns
• 03: Basic Rules of Greek Accentuation
• 04: Additional Patterns of the First Declension
• 05: Verbs in the Present Tense
• 06: Adjective Forms & Second-Declension Nouns
• 07: Building Basic Translation Skills
• 08: First- & Second-Declension Pronouns
• 09: Verbs in the Imperfect Tense
• 10: Verbs in the Future & Aorist Tenses
• 11: First-Declension Masculine Nouns
• 12: The Root Aorist
• 13: Third-Declension Nouns
• 14: Understanding Dactylic Hexameter
• 15: Practicing Dactylic Hexameter
• 16: The Middle/Passive Voice: Present & Future
• 17: Aorist & Imperfect Middle/Passive
• 18: Perfect & Pluperfect Active
• 19: Forming and Using Infinitives
• 20: Active Participles
• 21: Middle/Passive Participles
• 22: The Perfect System in the Middle/Passive
• 23: The Subjunctive Mood
• 24: The Imperative Mood, Active
• 25: The Imperative Mood, Middle/Passive
• 26: The Optative Mood
• 27: The Aorist Passive
• 28: Third-Declension Adjectives
• 29: Demonstrative Adjectives & Pronouns
• 30: Personal & Possessive Pronouns
• 31: Relative, Interrogative & Indefinite Pronouns
• 32: Regular -μι Verbs in the Active
• 33: Regular -μι Verbs in the Middle/Passive
• 34: Review of Regular -μι Verbs
• 35: The Verb εἰμί
• 36: Irregular Verbs & Tips for Further Study