by Mona Spachi | Sep 17, 2021 | Greek grammar, Greek language, Learning Greek
Make questions in Greek! Here are all the words we use to make questions, to ask someone something. Don’t be shy! Go ahead and ask! Greeks are really direct, sometimes too much that they may embarrass you or make you feel uncomfortable! But don’t worry, they don’t...
by Mona Spachi | Aug 7, 2021 | Greek language, Language learning, Learning Greek
As you already may know in Greek language we have to be precise about the context when we are talking or writing, meaning is it an informal comunicative situation (friends, family, people I know) or formal situation (my professors, employees in public places, older...
by Mona Spachi | Aug 7, 2021 | Greek language, Language learning, Learning Greek
You are invited to go out by your Greek friend(s) but unfortunately you are busy. You have to say no, but you don’t want to sound rude or insult your friend(s) Remember to express either with the intonation, the tone of your voice, your facial expressions your...
by Mona Spachi | Aug 7, 2021 | Greek language, Language learning, Learning Greek
At last! You are invited by your Greek friends, or that guy or girl you met the other day and you cannot stop thinking about! So, what are we doing now? No worries! Here is how to accept an invitation in Greek, be polite and friendly!
by Mona Spachi | Aug 7, 2021 | Greek language, Greek vocabulary, Language learning, Learning Greek
You want to go out with your new Greek friend or you want to ask out that Greek guy or girl you met the other day that you cannot stop thinking about! Here are some phrases to help you out and I think that you will be successful! You will use the the 2nd person of the...
by Mona Spachi | Aug 3, 2021 | Greek language, Language learning, Learning Greek, Modern Greek
Here are 5 ways to introduce yourself in Greek! So, let’s start with the most common one! *Με λένε + your name WITHOUT ARTICLE & WITHOUT the ending -S for the Greek male names *Είμαι + ALWAYS WITH ARTICLE *«Λέγομαι» και «ονομάζομαι» WITHOUT ARTICLE Number 1 and 2...
