Maria Ifigeneia R.

We will start by learning the Greek alphabet and pronunciation. At first, I always use romanization (Latin characters) next to the Greek text to make it easier for you to get used to the Greek characters and sounds. However, after several lessons, when you feel more comfortable, we will stop doing that and only keep the Greek text! Then, after learning the alphabet, I will slowly introduce Greek grammar and how we use it! Finally, we will read texts and create sentences with everything we will have learned until that point.

The most challenging thing when someone learns a language is the lack of practice in speaking. Even if your family/friends are fluent in Greek, they might not have the patience to speak in Greek with you!In that case, we could choose a more conversational approach in our lessons. For example, we can choose topics to discuss in every lesson, read articles, discuss them, or talk about everyday life.

They say that children's brains are like sponges. So, undoubtedly, a child can learn way more effortlessly than an adult.Lessons for children should be fun! We will learn Greek using pictures, colors, videos, and songs! Every child is unique; that is why a unique approach should always be used.