[B-Greek] Inductive Approach?
eunice.yantzi at utoronto.ca
eunice.yantzi at utoronto.ca
Thu Aug 11 09:57:07 EDT 2005
This question is very pertinent for me at the moment, as I am in the process of
preparing a workbook for a beginners' of New Testament Greek that I plan to
teach at a Bible College this fall.
I am starting with nouns, as I find that vocabulary interests me, not more than
verbs, but without the vocab, the verbs do not make sense.
I am having a question about declensions; would it not be easier, if the nouns
were simply arranged according to gender and classified further, according to
their endings?
Quoting Fitzwilliam Darcy <fitzwilliamd at hotmail.com>:
> I am hoping that there are some inductive approaches to learning New
> Testament Greek. I am not a complete beginner: I can pronounce the words and
>
> I have about a hundred word vocabulary.
>
> My goal is to be able to read the New Testament in Greek casually. I have no
>
> desire to gain the proficiency of a translator. I tend to get bogged down by
>
> deductive approaches that concentrate on grammar minutia and rule
> memorization. I have tried it and failed miserably.
>
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
>
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