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GREEK FOR BEGINNERS




Hearing someone say Greek words is interesting and sounds easy, but learning it is somewhat different. Reading ang writing the Greek language can be challenging. For beginners, learning the basic greetings and goodbyes is a step, also the key is listening and practice.

There are great language apps available for free, you can start there and practice by watching Greek films with your mother tongue as subtitles. That way you can test your learnings.

Some Greeks are bilingual or even multilingual, these happens to be a grear opportunity to learn the Greek Language from native speakers. You can contact Greek tutors that knows your mother tongue for better practice and easy learnings. 

Published: January 29, 2019


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