CYPRIOT GRAMMAR

I eat neither nor dairy.
Μέ δαμαί έναι μέ έσσο.
It is neither here nor at home.
* This phrase includes the SUBJUNCTIVE. It is a sentence we will cover later on. But remember that when the preposition is used with
verbs the verbs are likely to be in Subjunctive form!
20.17 Revision
Nominative_____Accusative_______Genitive
Μέ...Μέ_________Εις____________Έκ/Έξ
Για_____________Πρός___________Μέσων
Ώς______________Που___________Θκιά
_______________Εώς/Ώς_________Μιτά
________________Μες____________Κατά
________________Με______________
______________________________
Αντίς/Αντί – Case depends on Verb. Δίχα, δίχας, δίχου, δίχως – Accusative with nouns and Genitive with Personal Pronouns.
20.18 Ασκήεις
Translate the sentences below into Cypriot.
His sister does not want to go to a trip without her husband.
His sister does not want to go to a trip without him.
Instead of that he bought that.
Lifelong learning.
She goes to school with him.
They go to work with my car.
Out of twelve people three went to England.
You (pl) are from England.
Do you want this or that?
You want neither that nor that.
As a student I go to school every week.
I’m heading/going towards Larnaca.
I slept until 7 o’clock.
The child is in his room.
He brought this for him.
I am going to a trip to England via Amsterdam.
You are against Euthanasia.
According to this book that is very bad.
He is neither here nor at school.
The meat is in the fridge.
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