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New course

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Learn to read, write and pronounce Greek

These propaedeutic lessons will teach you the Greek alphabet and its sounds step by step. After the first lesson you will already be able to read some Greek words. Students who can already read, write and pronounce any Greek word (without necessarily understanding it) can safely ignore these lessons and start with the actual course.

• Lesson 1
• Lesson 2
• Lesson 3
• Lesson 4
• Lesson 5
• Lesson 6
• Appendix A: Common phrases

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Lessons for beginners

In order to do the following lessons you need not have any previous knowledge of Greek, however it is assumed that you can already read, write and pronounce Greek (as taught in the course above). When complete, the lessons in this course will lead you up to level A1 of the European Reference Framework for Languages. The old course needs rewriting. Please help. The lesson plan for the new course can be found at Modern Greek Lesson plan.

• Lesson 1: Greetings
• Lesson 2: Names, Nationalities and Professions

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Original course

• Lesson 1: Reading, pronunciation, subject pronouns, and verbs in first conjugation
• Lesson 2: Cases, articles, numbers, verbs in second conjugation, more verbs in first conjugation
• Lesson 3: Irregular verbs, the genitive, family, the body, prepositions
• Lesson 4: Object pronouns, the vocative, more numbers, food, past tenses in first conjugation
• Lesson 5: The countryside, aorist of second-conjugation verbs, future tenses
• Lesson 6: Passive voice, perfect tenses, the verbs βλέπω and λέω, numbers to 1000
• Lesson 7: Passive imperfect, comparisons, expressions of time
• Credits, legal, and licensing information for materials used from third-party sources