As a Greek language teacher with over ten years of experience, I’ve had the pleasure of teaching many group classes, often including couples—husbands and wives learning together. Through this experience, I’ve noticed an interesting trend: in 8 out of 10 couples, women tend to learn Greek more easily and effectively than their male partners. This observation has always intrigued me, and I’d like to share some thoughts on why this might happen.
Greek is a language with a rich history, cultural significance, and practical importance. Over the years, many foreigners have been drawn to learning Greek, and their reasons vary depending on their location and personal circumstances. Here’s an exploration of why people from different countries choose to learn Greek.
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The Centre for the Greek Language has announced the official dates for the Greek Language Proficiency Exams scheduled for May 2025. These exams will take place in Greece and internationally, including at designated testing centers in Cyprus.