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Absolute Beginner
Beginner
Continue your Greek journey with these 25 dialogue-based lessons.
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25 Audio Lessons
1

This Is Greek Athens—Or Is It?

Learn how to use the Greek verb that means "to be"

Audio
 • 12 Minutes
2

Take the Last Greek Train to Athens

Learn about the masculine indefinite article/pronoun enas and find out how we use it in Modern Greek

Audio
 • 12 Minutes
3

Keeping It in the Greek Family

Learn how to use adjectives in Modern Greek

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
4

Lunch…Before Lunch in Greece?

Learn about the genders (masculine, feminine, and neuter) of various parts of Greek speech, and we will focus on the feminine gender

Audio
 • 14 Minutes
5

Oh, This Is Greek Lunch!

Learn how to use the neuter gender in Modern Greek nouns

Audio
 • 11 Minutes
6

Greek Millions and Billions

Learn how to use singular and plural nouns in Modern Greek

Audio
 • 12 Minutes
7

How Long Is Your Lunch Break in Greece, Again?

Learn how to use proper nouns in Modern Greek

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
8

Any Greek Calls?

Learn how to use cases in nouns, particularly the genitive case, in Modern Greek

Audio
 • 12 Minutes
9

The British Call This Greek Place a 'Pub'

Learn how to use the vocative case in Modern Greek

Audio
 • 12 Minutes
10

How Many Greek Beers Is 'Too Much' Beer?

Learn how to use the irregular adjective that means "many" in Modern Greek

Audio
 • 12 Minutes
11

Ready or Not, We're Leaving for Greece!

Learn about the use of the first person singular and plural of the Greek verb eimai, meaning "to be"

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
12

I'm OK in Greece; are you OK?

Learn about use of the second person singular and plural of the verb eimai, meaning "to be"

Audio
 • 12 Minutes
13

What Do You Have in Greece?

Learn about the accusative case of nouns and how we use it with the Greek verb ého, meaning "to have"

Audio
 • 14 Minutes
14

To Have and Have Not in Greece

Learn about the Greek verb echo, meaning "to have," specifically in the first person in the singular and the plural

Audio
 • 14 Minutes
15

Everybody in Greece Has Them

Learn about the second and third person, singular and plural, of the Greek verb echo, meaning "to have"

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
16

What, No Greek Breakfast?

Learn about the present tense of some Greek verbs

Audio
 • 14 Minutes
17

Weren't You Just in Greece?

Learn about the past tense of the Greek verb eimai, meaning "to be"

Audio
 • 14 Minutes
18

Not Even for an E-mail from Your Greek Friend?

Learn about the past tense of the Greek verb echo, meaning "to have"

Audio
 • 14 Minutes
19

This Greek Place Is Really Old...

Learn about the past tense of some common Greek verbs

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
20

The Greek Kids Are All Right

Learn about the definite article of nouns

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
21

Are the Greeks Hiding Something?

Learn how to decline masculine Greek nouns of the first declension

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
22

Enough Greek Culture: Let's Get Some Lunch!

Learn about the second declension of feminine Greek nouns

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
23

Now, Where Was It in Greece?

Learn about the third declension of Greek nouns, which are neuter in gender

Audio
 • 13 Minutes
24

Cheaper and Better in Greece

Learn about the comparison of Greek adjectives and find out how to form the comparative degree

Audio
 • 15 Minutes
25

The Best Greece Has to Offer!

Learn about superlative adjectives

Audio
 • 13 Minutes