Learn Greek

Here I've put together this list of Greek podcasts I really like. There are some good options for beginner learners, as well as a few for people that have been studying Greek for a while.

In this guide, I'll explain how to order a cup of coffee in Greek, including different types of coffee.

In this guide, I'll explain how to order gyros in Greek, as well as read the menu.

If you want to learn Greek, there are plenty of interesting and high quality YouTube channels to help you get started.

In this simple guide, I'll explain how to say 'how are you' in Greek, and how to respond.

In this simple guide, I'll explain how to say introduce yourself in Greek, with multiple variations.

In this simple guide, I'll explain how to say 'hello' and 'goodbye' in Greek, with multiple variations.

Today I'm going to convince you that Greek is actually far easier to learn than you've been led to believe.

Today I'll share the best Koine Greek textbooks in case you're a theology student looking for quality books or you're unhappy with your current Greek book.

There currently is no Babbel Greek but the good news is there are some even better course and app alternatives for Greek learners.

While Hebrew and to a much lesser extent Aramaic are vital to OT study, it is absolutely paramount that every theology student learns Greek. Here's why.

So you’ve decided to start learning Greek? You need a guide to get started and that's what this post is for. If you find that learning Greek is really for you, be assured that it is a journey well worth it.

One of my main goals with this project is to identify the points where Koine Greek is a major struggle, look at how it's commonly taught and see if I can find a way to radically improve it.

This will be the first time where I use an ancient language as a foundation to learning a modern, conversational language (Koine Greek to Modern Greek).

Today I'll share my experience on the best online Greek courses available today (most popular course products).