Goodbyes aren’t easy.  Saying goodbye is a heartfelt and difficult process, but it’s an integral part of everyday life. The good news is that we’re here to make it easier for you.  If you’ve ever wondered how to say goodbye in Greek, then you’re in the right place! After reading this article, you’ll be able to say goodbye in any situation. Before we continue, let’s refresh ourselves on the basics, shall we? How to Say Hello in GreekHow to Introduce Yourself in Greek Start with a bonus, and download the Must-Know Beginner Vocabulary PDF for FREE!(Logged-In Member Only) Table of Contents The Most Common Ways to Say Goodbye Specific Ways to Say Goodbye Saying Goodbye Based on the Time of Day Foreign Goodbye... Show more

Learning a new language can be intimidating. When it comes to a less-popular language like Greek, spoken by only 13.8 million people worldwide, many potential learners wonder "Is it hard to learn Greek?" The good news is that Greek is a branch of the Indo-European languages. This means that it shares many common characteristics with Spanish, English, and Italian.  The bad news is… Wait a minute! Is there really any bad news?  If you’re reading this article, then you should be fluent in English, regardless of your mother tongue. There it is: you’re already familiar with the philosophy of the most popular Indo-European language. This is a huge asset that will play an important role during your Greek-learning journey.  With... Show more

We all make mistakes. That’s a fact.  When it comes to learning a new language, it’s almost certain that you’ll make numerous mistakes. And mistakes on top of those mistakes. And a few more. But you’ll learn. It’s all part of the learning process, right? In this article, we’ll go over the most common mistakes Greek language-learners make. Learn everything you need to know early on, so that you can avoid these mistakes in Greek and sound more like a native speaker. Table of Contents Greek Pronunciation Mistakes Greek Vocabulary Mistakes Greek Grammar Mistakes Other Greek Mistakes The Biggest Mistake Conclusion 1. Greek Pronunciation Mistakes The most common mistake in Greek pronunciation is... Show more

"Oh, how can I say this in Greek?" You’ve been there. We know. That’s why we’ve created this blog post, featuring the top ten most popular questions and their answers in Greek.  Whether you’ve just started learning Greek or you’re thinking about it, after reading this guide, you’ll be able to construct simple Greek questions and answers with accuracy.  Table of Contents What’s your name? Where are you from? Do you speak Greek? How long have you been studying Greek? Have you been to Greece? What’s the weather like today? Do you like Greek food? What are you doing? What’s wrong? How much is it? Conclusion 1. What’s your name? So, what’s the first thing you... Show more

So, you’ve been learning Greek for a while, and have reached a certain level of fluency.  Now what?Learning a new language is mainly a personal journey, but there are certain situations where having a certification could be useful. Through an official Greek test or exam, you can test your knowledge and add a new language to your CV.  Here’s everything you need to know about getting your Greek language knowledge certified. Table of Contents General Information About the Exam Examination Sections A1 Level - Beginner A2 Level - Elementary B1 Level - Intermediate B2 Level - Upper-Intermediate C1 Level - Advanced C2 Level - Proficiency Tips on How to Prepare for the Exam Conclusion ... Show more

Okay, we should admit it.  How about sentence patterns, though? Yes, I mean versatile Greek sentence patterns, which can be adapted for anything you want to say. That’s exciting, right? In this article, we’ll focus on practical examples, demonstrating all the basic sentence patterns in Greek. After reading this, you’ll be able to construct simple sentences in Greek, which will certainly be useful whether you’re a beginner or a more advanced learner. Table of Contents Linking Two Nouns: A is B Using Adjectives to Describe a Noun: A is Expressing Desire: I Want (to)… Expressing Need: I Need (to)... / I Have to… Saying What You Like: I Like (to)... Politely Asking Someone to Do Something: Please… Asking... Show more

In the Greek language, an adverb is an uninflected part of speech, which normally modifies a verb. However, adverbs can also modify adjectives, nouns, and even entire phrases.  The good news is that these Greek adverbs remain unchanged, regardless of the case, the number, the tense, or any other grammatical phenomenon. And in Greek, where most parts of speech get inflected, this is definitely an assurance. The bad news—if any—is that there’s a wide variety of adverbs, and it’s nearly impossible for a novice Greek learner to study all of them.   In this blog post, we’ll guide you through learning the top 100 most common Greek adverbs, along with useful examples of their use.  First of all, Greek adverbs are divided into five... Show more

Do you know why Greek is considered a hard language to learn? (Yes, we know that you might be thinking of many different answers!) Nevertheless, a perfectly acceptable answer here would be: Verb conjugation!Greek verbs tend to change according to the person(s) they refer to, the number, the tense, the mood, the voice, and the conjugation group they belong to. Greek verb conjugation is difficult—we get it. However, it’s not a true mystery. There are several rules that can help you categorize regular verbs and conjugate them correctly, but at the same time, there are several irregular verbs you should probably learn by heart.In this blog post, we’ll focus on the regular Greek verbs’ conjugations, presenting you with tips, tricks, and... Show more

When it comes to Greek verbs, many people focus only on the grammar aspect, neglecting to really expand their vocabulary.  In this blog post, we aim to provide you with the top 100 most essential Greek verbs. In order to achieve this, we’ve divided the verbs into meaningful categories and have provided an example of how to use each one.  This is your ultimate guide to the huge variety of Greek verbs!  Table of Contents An Introduction to Greek Verbs Usage Greek Verbs of Motion Sport-Related Verbs Verbs of Communication Study-Related Verbs Verbs of the Mind Verbs of Sentiments Auxiliary Verbs Linking (or Copular) Verbs Conclusion 1. An Introduction to Greek Verbs Usage ... Show more

Pronouns are such useful little words! They normally substitute nouns, making written and verbal language less boring by enhancing their flow.  If we could choose one thing to begin studying when you first start learning any new language, it would probably be its pronouns. They’re so useful that you’d find it difficult to construct a full sentence in any language without using them.  In Greek, as in English, the pronouns are divided into various categories. So, in this article, we’ll demonstrate all the tips and tricks about personal, demonstrative, interrogative, and indefinite Greek pronouns, setting the base for your further studies. Table of Contents Personal Pronouns in Greek Demonstrative Pronouns in Greek ... Show more