Alpha, veeta, gamma, delta, epsilon, zeeta, eeta, theeta, giota, kappa, lamda, mee, nee, xee, omikron, pee, roh, sigma, taf, ipsilon, fee, hee, psee, omega. You learn your first words. In your alphabet session you might end up with a new vocabulary of 20+ words plus sentences which you can write down and practice, especially if you’re a visual and / or kinesthetic learner.

Greek is considered a fairly difficult language to master, especially for native English speakers. The best way to learn Greek is to move to Greece and hang out with Greeks! Is modern Greek the same with ancient Greek? You start making connections from yοur past experiences with the language, even if they were unintentional e.g π = pi, Δ= delta etc. Traditionally, Greek is taught with lots of grammar included. This is true for native speakers as well. We do learn grammar starting from the elementary school. If you only want to read Greek on a road sign or a taverna menu, this shouldn’t be a problem. You just need to familiarize yourself with each letter or combination, and remember its sound. The Language Reference Book for Reading Greek Sections 1-9 is also designed with Greek beginners in mind. It sets out in clear form all the tables of verbs, nouns and adjectives met in Reading Greek Sections 1-9, provides summaries of key grammatical concepts, and aims to answer some of the specific, more complex, questions raised by students. It also contains a list of all the learning vocabulary met in these initial sections of Reading Greek. Reading Greek: Online Vocabulary TesterHow do you find this special place? Ask a local! To grammar or not to grammar, that is the question It’s always a nice gesture to try and learn a few words in the Greek language. After all, an effort to speak Greek will attract some smiles, and possibly some treats! 20 useful Greek words Alright! Now that you have a good start with reading, writing and typing let’s see how to use some Greek. It’s all Greek to me Hard to read out? No worries. Here’s a short video with the Greek alphabet. Letter combinations in Greek

MeatySpoon wrote: ↑ Tue Dec 20, 2022 12:34 am...free online resources such as chapter readings from Scorpio Marcianus (Latin pronunciation Youtube guy) and others (Trivium Triodos, Audiobooks, Polis videos, etc.) Most Greeks speak at least a few words in another language. So you don’t really need to worry about learning Greek at all.That is, yes, find out the answers to your questions, but don’t get too caught up in the rules and the exceptions. The eternal sunshine of the Greek mind and other Greek myths PS: Don't bother with the second half of the second volume of IT Athenaze, it is mostly Thucydides and Aristophanes and really at that point you might as well read anything else.