Helinika is a platform dedicated on the Greek language, history, and culture. Helinika offers affordable video courses that can help you teach yourself Greek, helpful resources, and unique Greek-inspired artwork, along with content related to the Greek history and culture. Helinika is the place to be when longing for something Greek.
What Helinika Offers:
“Helinika is an online platform with educational videos and entertaining – informative content.” -The Huffington Post Greece
“The most interesting online platform for learning Greek.” – ipop
Latest Posts:
Greek Language Immersion with Listening Exercises
Helinika created a new video series on YouTube called “Greek Listening Comprehension”. Listening comprehension exercises are essential for improving your listening and speaking skills in a foreign language.
Greek Verb “To Be” Conjugation (Είμαι, Ήμουν, Θα Είμαι)
The most common modern Greek verb is the verb “είμαι” (to be). The Greek verb “to be” has only three forms: one for the present, one for the future, and one for the past. There are no specific forms for every single modern Greek tense for the verb “είμαι”.
Greek Table of Verb Tenses: 30 Common Greek Verbs in ALL the Tenses
Helinika created a table with 30 common Greek verbs (regular/irregular, active/passive). Learning Greek is much easier than you think. Start by memorizing these verbs and you will already be able to maintain short conversations in Greek!
31 Days of Learning Greek | Learn Greek in One Month
Watch Helinika’s complete video series for learning the basics of the Greek language, which is complimentary to Helinika’s Udemy Course for absolute beginners, and improve your Greek skills in one month.
Greek Lessons for Absolute Beginners | Learn Greek Online
Learn Greek with Helinika’s Udemy course for absolute beginners. Fast, affordable, flexible. Greek lessons for absolute beginners.
The Passive Voice in Greek (Παθητική Φωνή)
The Passive Voice in Modern Greek is called «Παθητική Φωνή» and it is used to emphasize the action and not the subject in a sentence. Here is how to form the Greek Passive Voice!
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