2.21 | Expressing possession

Unlocking Greek potential

Possessive pronouns are used to show ownership or possession. In English, these words are my, your, his, her, etc. Although the functions are very similar, we must consider some details to use them correctly.
Possessive pronouns (weak form)

• μου
• σου
• του (masculine/neuter)
• της
• μας
• σας
• τους

Useful Vocabulary

• η τσάντα
• το ρολόι
• το παλτό
• υπέροχος,-η,-ο
• το νησί
• χαρίζω
• προσέχω
• μοιάζω

Answer:
She goes everywhere on her bike = Πηγαίνει παντού με το ποδήλατό της.
Song: " Το παλιό μου παλτό."

Support the show

If you want to maximize your Greek learning with our podcast, you can find the whole transcript of season 1 on our website. This is your all-in-one guide, featuring vocab, stories, lesson notes, and insider tips from our podcast.
The transcript of season 2 will come out the end of September.
You can also support us by buying a coffee!
Thank you for listening!