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[et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”]Here you will find a number of resources for learning Greek via the natural method, based upon a famous story written in 1909 by W.H.D. Rouse of the Perse Grammar school in Cambridge.
Here is a link to a free PDF of the text so that you may download it and follow along while you listen to the audio which we have provided. You can also purchase a nice print edition edited by Anne Mahoney here. And here is a link to Rouse himself reading some Greek.
There is also a Greek to Greek vocabulary here: Rouse, A Greek Boy at Home, vocabulary. This defines the words without using a second language, the best method for acquiring Greek vocabulary without the interference of one’s native tongue.
Audio files
Section II, pp. 1-2
Section IIA, pp. 2-3
Section IIB, pp. 3-4
Section IIΓ, p. 4
Section III, pp. 4-5
Section IIIA, pp. 5-6
Section IIIB, p. 6
Section IIIΓ, p. 7
Section IIIΔ, pp. 7-8
Section IIIE, p. 9
Section IIIZ, pp. 9-10
Section IIIH, p. 10
Section IIIΘ, pp. 10-11
Section IV, pp. 11-12
Section IVA, pp. 12-13
Section IVB, p. 13
Section IVΓ, p. 14
Section IVΔ, pp. 14-15
Section IVΕ, p. 15
Section IVZ, pp. 15-16
Section IVH, p. 16
Section IVΘ, p. 17
Section IVI, pp. 18-19
Section IVΛ, pp. 20-21
Section IVM, p. 21
Section V, pp. 21-22
Section VA, p. 22
Section VI, p. 23
Section VIA, p. 23
Section VII, p. 24
Section VIIA, pp. 24-25
Section VIII, p. 25
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