Andrey Taranov - Greek vocabulary for English speakers - 9000 words

Contains the most commonly used words Recommended as an addition to any language course Meets the needs of beginners and advanced learners of foreign languages Convenient for daily use, reviewing sessions, and self-testing activities Allows you to assess your vocabulary T&P Books vocabularies are intended for helping you learn, memorize and review foreign words. This vocabulary contains over 9000 commonly used words arranged thematically. 256 themes cover all major aspects of everyday activities, business, science, culture, etc. Foreign language learners often feel the necessity to enrich their vocabulary with new words and review the materials they have studied before in order to talk on different subjects more fluently and comprehensively. Conventional dictionaries with alphabetical arrangement of words fail to produce effective results, whereas theme dictionaries from T&P Books are specially designed to elevate the convenience of studying and reviewing the vocabulary. This vocabulary book can be used as an addition to a foreign language course textbook or a course.

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ab. about adj adjective adv adverb anim. animate as adj attributive noun used as adjective e.g. for example etc. et cetera fam. familiar fem. feminine form. formal inanim. inanimate masc. masculine math mathematics mil. military n noun pl plural pron. pronoun sb somebody sing. singular sth something v aux auxiliary verb vi intransitive verb vi, vt intransitive, transitive verb vt transitive verb m masculine noun f feminine noun m pl masculine plural f pl feminine plural n pl neuter plural Letter's name Letter Greek example T&P phonetic alphabet English example alfa [] shorter than in park, card epsilon [] man, bad ita [i] shorter than in feet yiota [i] shorter than in feet omikron [o] pod, John ipsilon [i] shorter than in feet omega [:] door, floor vita [v] very, river gama [] between [g] and [h] gama [j] yes, New York thelta [] weather, together zita [z] zebra, please thita [] month, tooth kapa [k] clock, kiss lamtha [l] lace, people mi [m] magic, milk ni [n] name, normal xi [ks] box, taxi pi [p] pencil, private ro [r] rice, radio sigma [s] city, boss taf [t] tourist, trip fi [f] face, food hi [h] home, have psi [ps] lips, triceps . [] man, bad . [af] after, staff . [i] shorter than in feet . [ef] chef, left . [ev] travel, have . [i] shorter than in feet . [u] book . [ng] English, hungry . [g] game, gold . [g] language, single . [b] baby, book . [mb] embassy, somber . [d] day, doctor . [nd] standard, around . [] cats, tsetse fly . [] beads, kids 1 before sounds [e] and [i] 2 before vowels and voiced consonants 3 before vowels and voiced consonants 4 at the beginning 5 in the middle of words 6 at the beginning 7 in the middle of words 8 at the beginning 9 in the middle of words Created by Andrey Taranov Layout by Studio 123 Books Director Alis Morgunova ISBN 978-1-78071-091-4 All rights reserved. [] beads, kids 1 before sounds [e] and [i] 2 before vowels and voiced consonants 3 before vowels and voiced consonants 4 at the beginning 5 in the middle of words 6 at the beginning 7 in the middle of words 8 at the beginning 9 in the middle of words Created by Andrey Taranov Layout by Studio 123 Books Director Alis Morgunova ISBN 978-1-78071-091-4 All rights reserved.

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I, me [] you [si] he [fts] she [vti] it [ft] we [mis] you (to a group) [sis] they [vti] Hello! (fam.) ! [je su] Hello! (form.) ! [je ss] Good morning! ! [klimr] Good afternoon! ! [klimr] Good evening! ! [klispr] to say hello [hert] Hi! (hello) ! [je] greeting (n) (m) [hertizms] to greet (vt) [hert] How are you? [tiknis] What's new? [tin] Bye-Bye! Goodbye! ! [je su] See you soon! ! [tlm] Farewell! (to a friend) ! [di] Farewell (form.) ! [diss] to say goodbye [phrt] So long! ! [je] Thank you! ! [fhrist] Thank you very much! ! [efhrist pli] You're welcome ! [prkl] Don't mention it! [tipt] It was nothing [tipt] Excuse me! (fam.) ! [msinhris] Excuse me! (form.) ! [msinhrit] to excuse (forgive) [sinhr] to apologize (vi) [zit sinmi] My apologies [sinmi] I'm sorry! ! [msinhrit] to forgive (vt) [sinhr] please (adv) [prkl] Don't forget! ! [miksehset] Certainly! ! [vvs] Of course not! ! [hi vv] Okay! (I agree) ! [simfn] That's enough! ! [ftni] mister, sir [kir] ma'am [kiri] miss [spinis] young man [nr] young man (little boy) [ri] miss (little girl) [krii] 0 zero [min] 1 one [n] 2 two [i] 3 three [tri] 4 four [tsr] 5 five [pnd] 6 six [ksi] 7 seven [ft] 8 eight [ht] 9 nine [en] 10 ten [k] 11 eleven [nk] 12 twelve [k] 13 thirteen [ktri] 14 fourteen [ktsr] 15 fifteen [kpnd] 16 sixteen [kksi] 17 seventeen [kft] 18 eighteen [kht] 19 nineteen [kn] 20 twenty [iksi] 21 twenty-one [iksi n] 22 twenty-two [iksi i] 23 twenty-three [iksi tri] 30 thirty [trind] 31 thirty-one [trind n] 32 thirty-two [trind i] 33 thirty-three [trind tri] 40 forty [srnd] 41 forty-one [srnd n] 42 forty-two [srnd i] 43 forty-three [srnd tri] 50 fifty [pnind] 51 fifty-one [pnind n] 52 fifty-two [pnind i] 53 fifty-three [pnind tri] 60 sixty [ksind] 61 sixty-one [ksind n] 62 sixty-two [ksind i] 63 sixty-three [ksind tri] 70 seventy [vmind] 71 seventy-one [vmind n] 72 seventy-two [vmind i] 73 seventy-three [vmind tri] 80 eighty [nd] 81 eighty-one [nd n] 82 eighty-two [nd i] 83 eighty-three [nd tri] 90 ninety [nnind] 91 ninety-one [nnind n] 92 ninety-two [nnind i] 93 ninety-three [nnind tri] 100 one hundred [kt] 200 two hundred [ijaks] 300 three hundred [triks] 400 four hundred [tetrks] 500 five hundred [pendks] 600 six hundred [eksks] 700 seven hundred [eftks] 800 eight hundred [htks] 900 nine hundred [eks] 1000 one thousand [hia] 2000 two thousand [i hias] 3000 three thousand [tris hias] 10000 ten thousand [k hias] one hundred thousand [kt hias] million (n) [ktmir] billion (n) [isktmir] first (adj) [prts] second (adj) [fters] third (adj) [trits] fourth (adj) [ttrts] fifth (adj) [pmbts] sixth (adj) [kts] seventh (adj) [vms] eighth (adj) [:s] ninth (adj) [nts] tenth (adj) [kts]