Category: greek exercises
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Greek-Speaking Videos with Subtitles
Greek speaking videos with English and Greek subtitles to learn modern Greek. For beginners and advanced Greek speakers.
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Greek Listening Comprehension – A2 | Greek Listening
Greek listening materials for beginners. Greek listening exercise for A2 level.
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Greek Listening Comprehension – A1 | Greek Listening
This Greek listening comprehension exercise is for beginners. You will listen to two easy-to-follow conversations and a monologue in modern Greek and then you will be requested to answer a few questions.
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Greek Nouns Exercises (A1/A2): Cases, Articles, Plural/Singular Forms
Greek Nouns (A1/A2) for Beginners. A list of free vocabulary and grammar exercises for practicing the use, meaning, and declension of Greek nouns in all cases and forms.
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Greek Synonyms and Antonyms Exercise. Can You Find the Correct Answer?
Test your Greek vocabulary skills with a synonym/antonym exercise. The exercise is two-fold: a) you need to know the meaning of the provided word/ phrase, b) you need to know the meaning of the words/ phrases from the multiple-choice options. Can you find the correct answer?
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Greek Listening #17: Greek Job Search Vocabulary Challenge | Greek Comprehension
Helinika’s Greek listening exercise #17 will help you expand your Greek career and job search vocabulary. With the help of the story of a young Greek college graduate named Alexandros. Can you respond to the questions correctly?
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Greek Listening #16: Pronouncing Greek Consonants (Β, Γ, Δ, Ρ etc.) | Greek Comprehension
One of the most challenging things of language learning is the pronunciation of vowels and consonants. In Greek, there is a group of Greek consonants (β, γ, δ, χ, ρ, θ) that are often mispronounced. Here is what you should know.
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Greek Listening #15: Greek Verbs “Ξέρω” and “Γνωρίζω” (to know) | Greek Comprehension
The verb “to know” can be translated in two different ways in Greek: «γνωρίζω» and «ξέρω». Is there a difference between these two Greek verbs? When do we use «γνωρίζω» and when do we use «ξέρω»?