Unit 1
A1
The Greek Script & Sounds
You've just arrived in Greece and you're surrounded by unfamiliar writing.
The alphabetVowels & diphthongsStress marks
A1 → A2 12 units.
12 units.
Two levels.
One story.
The curriculum is built around lived scenarios, not grammar tables. Each unit places you in real situations, and the interactive exercises will ensure what you learn sticks with you.
📖 Reading · Writing · Listening · Speaking ✅ Review built into every unit 🇬🇷 Culture woven throughout
A1 — Breakthrough
First contact with the language and culture. Reading the script, making connections, navigating basic daily situations. Six units that take you from the alphabet to ordering a meal in a taverna.
A2 — Waystage
Settling in and deepening engagement. Describing your life in detail, recounting the past, making plans, expressing opinions. Six units that make Greece feel like home.
A1 — Breakthrough
6 units 
Unit 2
A1
Meeting Greeks
You've landed in Athens. At the airport and on the metro, you start meeting people.
Verb είμαιPersonal pronounsPreposition από
Unit 3
A1
About Me
You've met some people and they want to get to know you, your job, family, phone number.
Type A verbsDefinite articlePossessives
Unit 4
A1
Around the Clock
You're settling into daily routines, making plans, arranging to meet.
Type B2 & C2 verbsFrequency adverbsTime prepositions
Unit 5
A1
In the City
You need a pharmacy, a coffee, directions to the metro.
Indefinite articleυπάρχει/υπάρχουνPlace adverbs
Unit 6
A1
Food & Greek Taste
Food is central to Greek life. Whether you're in a taverna or a market.
Verb αρέσωType C1 verbsAll noun genders (singular)
A2 — Waystage
6 unitsUnit 7
A2
Home & Neighbourhood
Now that you're acquainted with your surroundings, describe your flat and neighbourhood.
Plural nouns & adjectivesFull genitive caseRelative clauses with που
Unit 8
A2
Work & Leisure
Let's hear about your job, hobbies, and weekend plans.
Simple future tenseθέλω + να clauseModal expressions
Unit 9
A2
The Greek Calendar
Easter, christmas, and name days, learn how the locals celebrate.
Months & seasonsAccusative time expressionsDiminutives
Unit 10
A2
Stories & Memories
You've been in Greece a while. People ask about your experiences, now you can tell them.
Simple past tenseImperfect tenseWeak accusative pronouns
Unit 11
A2
Getting Around Greece
Ferries, buses, island-hopping. Compare options, book tickets, explore the Aegean.
Comparatives & superlativesSimple subjunctivePurpose structures
Unit 12
A2
Expressing Yourself
You can talk about almost anything now. Try giving advice, making arguments, or having a deeper conversation.
ImperativeFirst conditionalAgreement & disagreement
Ready to begin Unit 1?
Start with the alphabet. By the end of Unit 1 you'll be reading Greek script you see everywhere in Greece.