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Greek Conjunctions and Linking Words

Linking words are the salt and pepper of every language. Especially in Greek, conjunctions and linking words can be found in almost every sentence. However, what exactly is a conjunction? Conjunctions are simply perceived as linking words that aim to connect phrases, actions, or even whole secondary sentences. Each conjunction, however, gives a different meaning to the whole sentence. So, there are different conjunctions to express cause, the time sequence of actions, or even certain conditions. Good news! This is a pretty easy chapter of the Greek language. So, by studying some examples, you’ll be able to master modern Greek conjunctions. In this article, we’ll present you with the most popular conjunctions in Greek. This is... Show more

Greek Etiquette, Manners and Customs

Simply copying foreign cultures can often lead to various misunderstandings. Indeed, we could say that Greek culture shows a few special customs and specific etiquette rules you should keep in mind. However, only a few examples are unique to the Greek culture, as manners in Greece are highly influenced by the most common European etiquette. In this blog post, we’ll explore proper manners in a wide variety of situations in Greece. So, are you ready? Let’s begin! Here are the most important Do’s and Don’ts when it comes to Greek etiquette, and other Greek etiquette tips! Table of Contents Greek Dining Etiquette: Do’s and Don’ts While Dining Greek Etiquette for Tourists: Do’s and Don’ts While Sightseeing Greek Meeting Etiquette:... Show more

Reading Dates and Days of the Week in Greek

How do you say dates in Greek? And how to write dates in Greek numerals? Being able to understand, read, and write dates in Greek can be quite tricky. Even things as simple as purchasing a ticket or setting an appointment may confuse novice Greek learners if they’re not familiar with Greek dates. But don’t worry! We’ve got your back! By the time you finish this guide, you’ll be able to learn how to read and write the dates, the months, the years, and the days of the week in Greek. You’ll also have a much clearer idea of how dates in modern Greek work. This is an essential chapter in language learning, as it will be useful whether you’re visiting Greece for vacation or for business. Ready? Let’s begin! Table of Contents How... Show more

Introducing Family in Greek

Our family has always been the core of our lives, and family in Greek culture means a lot. In addition, this is a pretty popular topic of discussion when meeting new people. Family bonds in Greece are very important, as most people are close to their family members, and families in Greek life play a huge part in society in general. So, how do you say "family" in Greek, or other essential words? So, before we begin, are you interested in a quick warm-up? Check out our Family Members Word List, where you can find the most important words and get ready for the in-depth approach that follows. Table of Contents Core Family Members in Greek Other Relatives in Greek Family Members as a Married Person in Greek Unique Family Greek Names... Show more

Greek Words for Traveling and Greek Phrases for Tourists

Greece is a popular destination for summer vacations. People from all over the world come to Greece to experience the history, the culture, the sun, and the scenic islands. Therefore, Greece has a long tradition in the tourism industry; if you ever decide to visit, it won’t be difficult to communicate, since most people here speak English fluently. However, a trip to Greece could be an exceptional opportunity to practice your Greek and feel a little bit closer to the locals. In this article, GreekPod101.com has gathered the most common phrases you might need while visiting Greece. Regardless of your Greek knowledge level, this blog post will provide you with a wide variety of ready-to-use and useful Greek phrases for travel. So let's get... Show more

How To Post In Perfect Greek on Social Media

You're learning to speak Greek, and it's going well. Your confidence is growing! So much so that you feel ready to share your experiences on social media—in Greek. At Learn Greek, we make this easy for you to get it right the first time. Post like a boss with these phrases and guidelines, and get to practice your Greek in the process. 1. Talking about Your Restaurant Visit in Greek Eating out is fun, and often an experience you'd like to share. Take a pic, and start a conversation on social media in Greek. Your friend will be amazed by your language skills...and perhaps your taste in restaurants! Sotíris eats at a restaurant with his friends, posts an image of of the food, and leaves this comment: POST Let's break down Sotíris's... Show more

How to Say Sorry in Greek

You may be wondering how to say sorry in learning Greek, and this is a good thing! It’s so important, actually, that we’ve dedicated this article to explaining how to say sorry in Greek phrases. When it comes to expressing regret, the phrase “I’m sorry” is the most common. However, another way to express it is through a more formal apology. Did you know that the word “apology” has ancient Greek roots? Indeed it emerges from the Greek word απολογία (apoloyía) which means “apology.” More specifically, it consists of two parts: + . Greeks are kind-hearted and polite people, so no need to worry if you do make a mistake. Simply apologize in a proper way, and everything will be fine. Regardless of the occasion, GreekPod101.com is here to... Show more