Speak Greek
A1 → A2

12 units.
From the alphabet
to real conversation.

Each unit starts from a situation you'll actually face in Greece: meeting people, ordering food, finding your way around. You learn the grammar and vocabulary to handle it, and interactive exercises help it stick.

Units 1–12 are live today. The remaining units are in development and release in order.

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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 for the longer term. 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 1 · A1 Free · no sign-up

The Greek Script & Sounds

You've just arrived in Greece. Say hello and introduce yourself to the people you meet, then crack the code of the signs around you: learn the letters, the sounds they make, and where the stress falls.

  1. 1 Introduce Yourself
  2. 2 Setting Up Your Greek Keyboard
  3. 3 The Greek Alphabet
  4. 4 Diphthongs & Consonant Clusters
  5. 5 Stress Marks & Rhythm
  6. 6 Adding Speak Greek to Your Home Screen

+ vocabulary set · 26 words

+ practice drills · 2

Introducing yourselfThe alphabetDiphthongs & consonant clustersStress marks
Unit 2 · A1 Free with account

Meeting Greeks

You've landed in Athens. Everywhere you go, someone new to meet. Let's say hi!

  1. 1 Γεια σου, Greece!
  2. 2 Είμαι, είσαι — I Am, You Are
  3. 3 Πώς σε λένε; — What's Your Name?
  4. 4 Από πού είσαι; — Where Are You From?
  5. 5 Ένα, δύο, τρία — One to Ten

+ vocabulary set · 56 words

+ practice drills · 1

Verb είμαιPersonal pronounsPreposition από
Unit 3 · A1

About Me

Now you've met some people, let's get to know more about them. Like their job, family, and phone number.

  1. 1 Ο, Η, Το — How Greek Nouns Work
  2. 2 Μιλάω, γράφω — Type A Verbs
  3. 3 Έντεκα ως εκατό — Eleven to a Hundred
  4. 4 Η κάρτα μου — Business Cards
  5. 5 Στο καφέ — The Language Café
  6. 6 Η οικογένειά μου — Family Portraits
  7. 7 Πώς είναι; — Describing People
  8. 8 Τα νούμερά μου — My Life in Numbers

+ vocabulary set · 93 words

+ practice drills · 3

Type A verbsDefinite articlePossessives
Unit 4 · A1

Around the Clock

You're settling into a rhythm. Learn about daily routines, making plans, and arranging to meet.

  1. 1 Τι ώρα είναι; — Telling the Time
  2. 2 Τι μέρα είναι; — The Greek Week
  3. 3 Τη Δευτέρα — Saying When
  4. 4 Αργώ! — Type B2 Verbs
  5. 5 Κοιμάμαι — Type C2 Verbs
  6. 6 Μια μέρα στην Αθήνα — Daily Routines
  7. 7 Πόσο συχνά; — How Often?
  8. 8 Επιτέλους, βραδινό! — The Dinner, Finally

+ vocabulary set · 60 words

+ practice drills · 3

Clock time & daysThe cases by nameType B2 & C2 verbsFrequency adverbs
Unit 5 · A1

In the City

You need a pharmacy, a coffee, and directions to the metro. Time to explore the city.

  1. 1 Πού είναι το φαρμακείο; — Where Is It?
  2. 2 Ένας, μια, ένα — The Indefinite Article
  3. 3 Υπάρχει; — Is There One Near Here?
  4. 4 Πάμε! — πάω, λέω, τρώω, ακούω
  5. 5 Στρίβετε δεξιά — Giving Directions
  6. 6 Ο πρώτος, η δεύτερη — Ordinals
  7. 7 Εκατό, διακόσια, χίλια — Numbers 100–1,000
  8. 8 Έναν καφέ, παρακαλώ — Ordering at the Café
  9. 9 Ο Γιώργος στην πόλη

+ vocabulary set · 105 words

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, you need to talk about it.

  1. 1 Ο κατάλογος — The Greek Menu
  2. 2 Τι είναι αυτό; — Pointing with αυτός, αυτή, αυτό
  3. 3 Μου αρέσει — Likes and Dislikes
  4. 4 Κρασί ή μπύρα; — Choices with ή
  5. 5 Έρχομαι! — Type C1 Verbs
  6. 6 Καλή όρεξη! — At the Taverna
  7. 7 Στη λαϊκή — At the Street Market
  8. 8 Το τραπέζι της Κυριακής
Verb αρέσωType C1 verbsAll noun genders (singular)

A2 — Waystage

6 units
Unit 7 · A2

Home & Neighbourhood

You've settled into a flat of your own. Describe your home and the neighbourhood around it.

  1. 1 Τα δωμάτια — Plural Nouns, Nominative
  2. 2 Τους, τις, τα — Plural Nouns, Accusative
  3. 3 Το ιδανικό σπίτι — Plural Adjectives
  4. 4 Ιταλικός καναπές — Nationality Adjectives for Things
  5. 5 Τίνος είναι; — The Genitive Singular
  6. 6 Αυτό ή εκείνο; — Demonstratives Before the Noun
  7. 7 Η γειτονιά που … — Relative Clauses
  8. 8 Ποιον; Ποια; Ποιο; — The Declined Question Word
  9. 9 Ενοικιάζεται — Reading a Property Listing
  10. 10 Έχω κράτηση — Hotel Check-In
  11. 11 Ο Γιώργος στην Αθήνα
Plural nouns & adjectivesFull genitive caseRelative clauses with που
Unit 8 · A2

Work & Leisure

You're building a life in Greece. Talk about your job, your hobbies, and your weekend plans.

  1. 1 Από τη Δευτέρα θα δουλεύω — Θα and the Future
  2. 2 Θα δουλέψω — The Second Stem
  3. 3 Θα δω, θα πω, θα φάω — Irregular Second Stems
  4. 4 Θα μιλήσω — Type B Verbs in the Future
  5. 5 Θα κοιμηθώ, θα έρθω — Type C Verbs in the Future
  6. 6 Κάθε Σάββατο ή αυτό το Σάββατο; — Continuous or Simple
  7. 7 Θέλω να πάω — Wanting To
  8. 8 Πρέπει να δουλέψω — Can and Must
  9. 9 Η δουλειά μου — Work
  10. 10 Το Σαββατοκύριακο — Leisure and Weekend Plans
  11. 11 Ένα Σαββατοκύριακο στην Αίγινα
Simple future tenseθέλω + να clauseModal expressions
Unit 9 · A2

The Greek Calendar

Easter, carnival, name days. Learn how Greeks celebrate through the year.

  1. 1 Οι μήνες και οι εποχές — Months and Seasons
  2. 2 Τον Αύγουστο — The Accusative of Time
  3. 3 Τι ημερομηνία έχουμε; — Dates
  4. 4 Για πόσο καιρό; — Prepositions of Time
  5. 5 Ένα καφεδάκι; — Diminutives
  6. 6 Ο καιρός — The Weather Forecast
  7. 7 Από την Αποκριά μέχρι το Πάσχα — The Easter Cycle
  8. 8 Χρόνια πολλά! — Name Days
  9. 9 Ένας χρόνος στην Ελλάδα
Months & seasonsAccusative time expressionsDiminutives
Unit 10 · A2

Stories & Memories

You've been in Greece a while. People ask about your experiences, and now you can tell them.

  1. 1 Πώς ήταν; — ήμουν and είχα
  2. 2 Πήγα, είδα, έφαγα — The Ten Frequent Pasts
  3. 3 Έγραψα, δούλεψα — Type A in the Past
  4. 4 Μίλησα, τηλεφώνησα — Type B in the Past
  5. 5 Γεννήθηκα το 1996 — Type C in the Past
  6. 6 Σε σκέφτομαι — Weak Object Pronouns
  7. 7 Αλλά, γιατί, όταν — Joining the Story
  8. 8 Όταν ήμουν παιδί — The Imperfect
  9. 9 Μια εβδομάδα στην Κέρκυρα — A Holiday Memory
  10. 10 Σου γράφω από την Αθήνα — Writing to a Friend
  11. 11 Η ιστορία μας
Simple past tenseImperfect tenseWeak accusative pronouns
Unit 11 · A2

Getting Around Greece

Ferries, buses, island-hopping. Compare options, book tickets, explore the Aegean.

  1. 1 Πιο γρήγορο από το πλοίο — Comparing Two Things
  2. 2 Καλύτερος, χειρότερος — The One-Word Comparatives
  3. 3 Το πιο ωραίο νησί — Superlatives
  4. 4 Πάω να δω — Going in Order To
  5. 5 Ελπίζω να — More Verbs Before να
  6. 6 Να πάμε; — να on Its Own
  7. 7 Όταν φτάσουμε — When, As Soon As, Before
  8. 8 Στο λιμάνι — Booking the Ferry
  9. 9 Στο ΚΤΕΛ — The Bus Station
  10. 10 Νησιά ή βουνά; — Deciding Together
  11. 11 Το ταξίδι μας
Comparatives & superlativesSimple subjunctivePurpose structures
Unit 12 · A2

Expressing Yourself

You can talk about almost anything now: give advice, make arguments, hold your own.

  1. 1 Γράψε, γράψτε — The Imperative
  2. 2 Έλα, πες μου, κάτσε — The Everyday Imperatives
  3. 3 Μην το ξεχάσεις — The Negative Imperative
  4. 4 Αν βρέξει, θα μείνω σπίτι — The First Conditional
  5. 5 Θα ήθελα, θα μπορούσες — Softening It
  6. 6 Εμένα ή εσένα; — Strong Pronouns
  7. 7 Κάθε μέρα, την άλλη φορά — κάθε and άλλος
  8. 8 Να πας στο γιατρό — Giving Advice
  9. 9 Στην τράπεζα — At the Bank
  10. 10 Συμφωνώ, αλλά … — Agreeing to Disagree
  11. 11 Καλώς ήρθες, Λούσι
ImperativeFirst conditionalAgreement & disagreement

Reference tools

Free tools you can use alongside the course or on their own.

Verb conjugator Full conjugation tables for Greek verbs, with quiz and typing practice. Dictionary English–Greek entries with audio, examples and exercises.

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