Greek lesson | Past tense in greek| How to create 'Παρατατικός' | Do You Speak Greek?

Greek lesson | Past tense| How to create 'Παρατατικός' | Do You Speak Greek? Hi my friends! In this lesson we're learning how to create the first of two past tenses in greek, called 'παρατατικός'. This is the link for your homework:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1hdGh... In video I conjugate the verb 'δένω' , which means I tight. For creating this tense we need the verb in present tense: δένω After that we remove the ending ω , and because our verb starts with a consonant we put in front of it an 'ε', except from we and you(plural). So it is έδεν . In the, end the endings of this tense. You will find in this link some more verbs , which are formed the past tense like δένω: https://greekwithalexa.wordpress.com/... SUBSCRIBE for more lessons: https://bit.ly/2KiPD6J My last video: Neuter nouns in greek end in -ι, -ο, ος and -υ :    • Greek lessons online| Neuter nouns in gree...   For the word of the day join to our facebook and Instagram community : fb:   / greekwithalex   insta:   / doyouspeakgreek   I will be glad to answer your questions! Thank you for watching!!! Γεια σας!!! hashtags: #greek_lessons #doyouspeakgreek #learninggreek #greek_verbs #verbs #past #past_tense #grammar #greek_phrases #παρατατικός #greeklessonsonliine #active #greek #learn_greek #greek_vocabulary #passive #greek_words #speak_greek #greek_teacher #greek_learning_channel #greek_with_Alex #greek_with_alexa #greek_language #greeklearning #vocabulary #greek #greek_vocabulary #greek_lessons_online