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Greek Grammar

Greek grammar doesn’t have to feel heavy or confusing.

Here you’ll find clear explanations of how the language works, from articles and pronouns to verbs and sentence structure.

Each lesson is designed to make Greek feel logical, not intimidating, so you can understand how sentences come together step by step.

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when to put accents in greek and tonal paronyms
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When and Where to Put Accents in Greek

Hello my beautiful Greek Learners! Today, we will talk about where to put accents in Greek and we will see how…
Posted by Marina Politou May 21, 2024
the ultimate guide to all greek grammatical terms
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The ultimate guide to all Greek grammatical terms

Hello, my lovely Greek learners! In my personal battle with languages, one of the things I found most difficult to remember…
Posted by Marina Politou June 16, 2021
The Greek article – Definite and Indefinite
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The Greek article – Definite and Indefinite

Hello, my beautiful Greek learner! If the Greek article and its different forms have been making your head spin, don’t worry,…
Posted by Marina Politou June 13, 2021
Vowel combinations – αυ and ευ
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Vowel combinations – αυ and ευ

Hello my dear friends! So far, we’ve looked at the Greek alphabet as well as two-letter vowels and consonants. You might…
Posted by Marina Politou June 13, 2021
an image with all greek two letter consonants and their english equivalents
Posted inBeginners Greek - A1 Greek Grammar

Letter Combinations – Two letter vowels and consonants

Hello dearests! In a previous post, we talked about the Greek alphabet and we analyzed each of the twenty-four letters. Building…
Posted by Marina Politou June 13, 2021

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