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

Do you remember the moment you fell in love with languages? Do you desire to learn or advance in Greek quickly and effectively? Then you need a Greek tutor. A common question that first-time language-learners ask is "Where do I begin?" The answer? Guidance. For native English-speakers who want to learn Asian languages, for example, timelines provided by the U.S. Foreign Service Institute can appear discouraging. However, defeating these odds is not unheard of. If you want to beat the odds yourself, one of the best learning options is a subscription to Premium PLUS from Innovative Language. As an active Premium PLUS member of JapanesePod101.com and KoreanClass101.com myself, I have an enjoyable experience learning at an accelerated... Show more

Ever wondered how to say "north" or "south" in Greek? Or how about asking for some directions in Greek or providing them? Getting around a new and unfamiliar city such as Athens, or even a small island, can be tricky. But in Greece, kind-hearted and welcoming people are always eager to help you find exactly what you’re looking for! Although the majority of Greek people speak English at a conversational level, it’s always good to know the basics. In this blog post, we’ll present you with some of the most popular words and ready-to-use phrases, as well as useful examples, so you can learn everything you need to know about asking for or giving directions in Greek. Table of Contents Directions on the Map Directions on the... Show more

In this article, you’ll learn all the essential Greek nouns so that you can enhance your knowledge about useful, everyday words. Before we start our modern Greek nouns list, what are Greek declensions? In Greek, each noun has a gender, which is indicated by its article. More specifically, Greek noun declension by gender uses the following articles: ο (singular) or οι (plural) — indicates a masculine noun η (singular) or οι (plural) — indicates a feminine noun το (singular) or τα (plural) — indicates a neutral noun Therefore, in this guide, we’ll use the articles respectively to indicate the Greek nouns’ gender and number. Are you ready to learn some nouns in Greek? Let’s begin! Table of Contents Appliances ... Show more

Ever wondered how to say Happy Birthday in Greek? Well, now you can easily learn all the useful Greek phrases about various life events, brought to you in this article by GreekPod101.com. Learning—and using—the most popular Greek life event messages, such as Merry Christmas in Greek and Happy New Year in Greek, can be a nice surprise for your Greek friends. Let’s have a look at the most appropriate ready-to-use Greek congratulations phrases you can use for each of the following occasions. Table of Contents Birthday Pregnancy and Birth Graduation New Job or Promotion Retirement Wedding Death or Funeral Bad News Illness or Injury Holidays New Beginnings within the Year ... Show more

Can You Really Learn Greek Alone? Learning a language on your own or without traditional classroom instruction may seem quite daunting at first. What if you run into questions? How do you stay motivated and on track to achieving goals? Don’t worry, not only is it possible to learn Greek or any language without traditional classroom instruction: GreekPod101 has created the world’s most advanced and extensive online language learning system. Not only is GreekPod101 specifically designed to help you with learning a language on your own, it’s actually faster, more convenient, and less expensive than traditional classroom options! Let’s look at some of the benefits of learning Greek or any language alone. Also, don't forget to download... Show more