Why Is The 17th of November a Commemoration Day in Greece?
Lesa Smith The 17th of November commemorates the people who lost their lives in the Polytechnic Uprising that occurred in Athens in 1973. It also marks the beginning of the end of…
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Greek Listening Comprehension – B2 | Greek Listening
Καλημέρα. Good morning. This Greek listening comprehension exercise is for intermediate speakers. You will listen to three audio files in modern Greek. Then you will be requested to answer a…
Helinika’s Greek Language Courses
Start learning Greek online with Helinika’s complete on-demand video courses on Udemy. Learn anytime, anywhere. All you need is Internet connection and a device of your choice. Download the printable…
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…
Learn Greek By Watching These TV-Series and Films | Greek Movies and Series
Is there a better way to immerse yourself in a language other than watching films and tv-series in that language? You can improve your Greek language skills with Greek-speaking films…
Integrating Yourself in Greece as an Expat |Making Friends and Feeling at Home
How easy is it to integrate yourself into a new country, specifically Greece? How can you make friends and as an expat in Greece? Here are some tips on how…
The Greek Punctuation Marks
What is the Greek question mark? Why do the Greek quotation marks look so different? One of the most common assumptions Greek language students have when starting their learning journey…
The 12 Olympian Gods | Greek Gods Family Tree: From The Titans to The Olympians | #GreekMyths
There are many Greek gods and goddesses – it is called polytheism after all. We have talked about Persephone, Hecate, and Pluto. But there are twelve names that everyone who…
Greek Christmas Trolls: Kallikantzaroi | Greek Folklore
Small, chthonic creatures that resemble trolls, elves, or goblins. If they make it into your home, they steal your food, hide your tools and personal items, ruin your furniture, and…