ParseGreekLITE- Greek Quizzing

ParseGreekLITE- Greek Quizzing

Parsing app for New Testament

65 ratings
16 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 4, 2012
  • December 8, 2024

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This app helps students of New Testament Greek practice parsing verbs, nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. It offers over 9,500 forms directly from the Greek New Testament and allows for customizable quizzes to suit various learning needs.

9,500+ Greek New Testament forms
Quizzes on verbs, nouns, adjectives, pronouns
Customizable quiz criteria
Supports beginner and advanced students
Compatible with top intro grammars
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What's New in ParseGreekLITE

3.1

December 8, 2024

- listo para estudiantes de español! Spanish localization is here! - new textbook: Black, Hudgins Hudgins, y Polo, Aprenda A Leer El Griego Del Nuevo Testamento (2015) - new textbook: Darryl Burling, "Beginning Greek in Small Steps," Biblical Mastery Academy, (2024) - new textbook: Henriques, Morales, y Steffen, Introducción al griego biblico (2015) - database fixes - bug fixes

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Powerful app to learn parsing Greek

Nothing Like It!!

This app gives me the practice I need to learn the various aspects of Koine Greek. Sell whatever you have to, to get this app.

Great tool, but falls short

I have just moved on to chapter 4 of Beginning Greek by Merkle and Plummer, which means I am using vocab from chapter’s 1-3. The problem is that when I select chapter three to review these verbs, this app is expecting me to know all of the V, M, and T plus all the conjugations of the verbs. The only verb conjugated at chapter 4 is the present tense of ειμι. I just don’t know what value the app brings to me until I fully learn all the verb variables because of this.

Also, when declining 1st declination alpha nouns, when the same ending (-ας) is used for Gen/Singlular and Acc/Plural nouns, for some of them I get a “1 of 2” and “2 of 2” indicator in the upper left corner of the screen, which allows me to do do one of these first then follow-up with the other; but for most of them I don’t get anything. Then when I select either the genitive or the accusative options, I don’t know until I get to the results screen if I selected the pairing the app was expecting me to select.

As a suggestion, it would be nice to also have a feature that is just straight flash cards to help learn the vocabulary without also having to decline or conjugate the terms. Yes I bought the flashcards that go with the text, but it is not always convenient to use physical cards and it would be nice to use this app for this purpose.
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Great App. Very Useful. Could be Improved

This app came highly recommended by my Greek professor and I can see why. It’s very helpful. I love the customization feature that lets you customize what will be on your quiz.
My only issue is that it can’t be customized further. For instance, I used this to study as a progressed through my textbook and assumed that only material from my textbook would be included. This was not the case however. While most of my vocabulary was included. It was not limited it forms, tenses, mood and voice according to my chapter progressions which meant I would be quizzed on things I did not know because I never read them in the first place.

I’ve had a great time using the app. It’s very user friendly and fun to use.
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Excellent Practice, However…

Chapter 11 Duff on 2nd Aorist/Liquid verbs we’ve not covered passive, perfect, or subjunctive, and even when I narrow verbs to only indicative verbs these keep showing up. I only got the cards down from 800 to 600 by narrowing it to indicative and it’s still throwing them in there - frustrating because these two firms are hard enough to wrap my head around the new vocab and weird tense forms.
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FAQ

What is ParseGreekLITE?

ParseGreekLITE is an educational app designed to help students of New Testament Greek practice parsing verbs, nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. It contains over 9,500 forms sourced directly from the Greek New Testament.

How does ParseGreekLITE help students learn?

ParseGreekLITE aids learning by providing extensive practice through customizable quizzes. Students can tailor quizzes based on various criteria to suit their specific learning needs and progress.

Is ParseGreekLITE suitable for beginners?

Yes, ParseGreekLITE is designed for both beginning and advanced students. For beginners, it is compatible with many popular introductory New Testament Greek grammars.

What grammars are compatible with ParseGreekLITE?

ParseGreekLITE is compatible with grammars such as William Mounce's 'Basics of Biblical Greek,' David Alan Black's 'Learn to Read New Testament Greek,' and many others listed in the app's description.

What is the rating of ParseGreekLITE?

ParseGreekLITE has a high user rating of 4.7 stars, based on 65 ratings, indicating positive user sentiment.

What devices does ParseGreekLITE support?

ParseGreekLITE is available for iPhone and iPad devices, making it accessible for users on Apple's mobile and tablet platforms.

How often is ParseGreekLITE updated?

The app was last updated on December 8, 2024, with version 3.1, suggesting regular maintenance and potential feature additions.

What is the age rating for ParseGreekLITE?

ParseGreekLITE has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning Greek.