"June"

[Vistonreve]

I have a question: Is it correct to translate "June" with the article like "Ο Ιούνιος" in greek? Thanks in advance for your reply :-)

[Alexia805728]

i think, there is no need to though. if you have it in a sentence like "june is my favourite month" you will translate it to "ο ιούνιος είανι ο αγαπημένος μου μήνας".

[Vistonreve]

Ok, as a substantive only, without context, the article isn't necessary. Thanks

[Giedre971830]

I wish the new words were used in contexts/sentences. And not just "it is June", but using more creative examples. For example, if we get a sentence "we have fresh strawberries in June", we can then learn this new word and additionally learn/repeat some other nouns, adjectives, prepositions.

[G.Georgopoulos]

You're almost right in this case. In general, there are a lot of full sentences throughout the course. It's not always easy to do that, however, since there are some restrictions concerning the words we can use in each skill, especially if that skill is one of the first ones. For example, your suggestion contains the phrase "fresh strawberries", but the adjective "fresh" could not be used in the plural number, same goes for "strawberries". There is going to be a greater variety of sentences in the second tree ;)

[Charamei]

Bug: I typed Ιυνίος & was told 'You have a typo' and the correct answer was 'Iunios' (i.e. wrong alphabet).

[Jon345104]

Ο Ιούνιος was marked wrong