Language/Modern-greek-1453/Grammar/0-to-A1-Course
Hi Modern Greek (1453-) learners! 😊
Welcome to the Complete 0 to A1 Modern Greek (1453-) Course. This course is designed for complete beginners and aims to take you to an A1 level according to the CEFR standard.
In this course, you will learn basic vocabulary, grammar, and culture that will help you communicate in everyday situations, as well as some more advanced topics that will broaden your understanding of the language and culture.
Here is a summary of the course content:
- Basic Vocabulary
In this section, you will learn fundamental vocabulary and phrases for everyday communication. Topics include greetings and introductions, numbers, days, months, and seasons, food and drink, family and relationships, colors and shapes, and hobbies and interests.
- Basic Grammar
In this section, you will learn the basics of Greek grammar, including nouns and gender, pronouns and verbs, question words, basic sentence structure, adjectives and adverbs, prepositions and conjunctions, and simple past and future tense.
- Culture and Customs
In this section, you will learn about Greek customs and traditions, Greek mythology, Greek cuisine and gastronomy, Greek music and dance, and Greek history.
- Intermediate Vocabulary
In this section, you will learn vocabulary related to travel and tourism, education and careers, technology and media, and health and wellness.
- Intermediate Grammar
In this section, you will learn more advanced concepts such as present perfect and past perfect tense, passive voice, relative pronouns, and conditional and subjunctive mood.
- Arts and Literature
In this section, you will learn about Greek literature, art and architecture, cinema and theatre and contemporary art.
- Advanced Vocabulary
In this section, you will learn advanced vocabulary related to politics and government, science and technology, business and economics, and law and justice.
- Advanced Grammar
In this section, you will learn about past continuous and future continuous tense, modal verbs, indirect speech, and participles.
- Famous Greeks
In this section, you will learn about famous Greek philosophers, scientists, politicians and leaders and athletes.
By the end of this course, you will have a solid foundation in Modern Greek (1453-) and will be able to communicate in a broad range of situations. We hope that you will find this course informative, engaging and insightful.
➡ If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section below. 😎