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Facts About Greek Easter | Pascha in Greece
Does the Easter bunny visit Greece to hide colorful eggs on Easter? Is Greek Easter celebrated at the same time as Catholic Easter? What are some common Greek Easter traditions?…
Greek Listening Comprehension – C1 | Greek Listening
This is a Greek listening comprehension exercise for advanced speakers. You will be listening to three advanced-level conversations and monologues in modern Greek and then you will be requested to…
Classroom 15x: Unlock Ultimate Learning Potential
Welcome to the era of Classroom 15x, where education meets innovation! Imagine a learning environment that amplifies potential and sparks creativity in every student. This groundbreaking approach is transforming classrooms…
HygroPack: The Ultimate Solution for Freshness!
Freshness is everything. Whether it’s the crisp bite of an apple or the aroma of freshly baked bread, we crave that vibrant quality in our food. But how often do…
Modern Greek Verb “To Have” (Έχω) Conjugation in Present, Past, and Future
The modern Greek verb «έχω» means “to have”. «Έχω» is one of the most useful modern Greek verbs, since it is used in all the Perfect Greek tenses (Παρακείμενος, Υπερσυντέλικος,…
Greek Flag Day: October 27 | Greek National Day
“Greek Flag Day”, known also as “Greek National Day”, is celebrated on the 27th of October, one day before the “Ohi Day”. Helinika has gathered everything you should know about…
Four Things to Avoid in Greece | Greece Travel Advice
Some time ago I posted a video with do’s and dont’s in Athens, Greece. But I realized that there are other things that I did not mention and that do…
What Do Greeks Celebrate on October 28?
On the 28th of October Greeks and philhellenes around the world celebrate the “Anniversary of the No” (Επέτειος του Όχι), also known as “Ohi Day” (Ημέρα του Όχι). It marks…
This Is Your Sign for Learning Greek
You have been debating whether you should start learning modern Greek and you constantly postpone it for the next week, the next month, the next year. Maybe you are contemplating…