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World Traveler Course - Greek Language for Beginners

World Traveler Course - Greek Language for Beginners

Equip students with essential Greek language skills to navigate common travel scenarios confidently, from introductions to asking for directions and shopping. Ideal for complete beginners starting at Level A1.
  • 00:00:00Course Duration
  • BeginningSkill level
  • $250
    $280
    ( 11% off )
    Price
  • 30. Mai 2025Admission Deadline

Week 1: Introduction to the Greek Alphabet and Greetings

Focus:

  • Familiarize with the Greek alphabet and pronunciation.
  • Basic greetings and self-introductions.
    Key Phrases:
  • Γεια σας! ("Hello!")
  • Με λένε Μαρία. Εσένα; ("My name is Maria. And you?")
    Activities:
  • Practice writing and pronouncing letters and words.
  • Role-play simple greetings and introductions.

Week 2: Numbers, Days, and Time

Focus:

  • Numbers 1–100 and telling time.
  • Days of the week and basic scheduling vocabulary.
    Key Phrases:
  • Τι ώρα είναι; ("What time is it?")
  • Είναι δέκα το πρωί. ("It’s 10 in the morning.")
    Activities:
  • Bingo with numbers and times.
  • Practice scheduling a day trip in Greek.

Week 3: Food and Ordering at Restaurants

Focus:

  • Names of common foods and beverages.
  • Ordering food and drinks at restaurants.
    Key Phrases:
  • Θέλω ένα καφέ, παρακαλώ. ("I want a coffee, please.")
  • Το μενού, παρακαλώ. ("The menu, please.")
    Activities:
  • Simulated restaurant role-play.
  • Matching food items to their Greek names.

Week 4: Shopping and Prices

Focus:

  • Vocabulary for shopping and making purchases.
  • Asking about prices and bargaining.
    Key Phrases:
  • Πόσο κοστίζει αυτό; ("How much does this cost?")
  • Είναι πολύ ακριβό! ("It’s too expensive!")
    Activities:
  • Role-play shopping scenarios in markets or stores.
  • Practice identifying items and their prices.

Month 2: Navigating Greece Like a Local


Week 5: Transportation and Directions

Focus:

  • Vocabulary for transportation (bus, taxi, metro).
  • Asking for and giving directions.
    Key Phrases:
  • Πού είναι το μετρό; ("Where is the metro?")
  • Πηγαίνετε ευθεία. ("Go straight ahead.")
    Activities:
  • Map-based exercises to give and follow directions.
  • Simulated travel scenarios.

Week 6: Accommodation and Check-ins

Focus:

  • Booking a room and discussing amenities.
  • Describing your needs at a hotel or Airbnb.
    Key Phrases:
  • Έχω μια κράτηση. ("I have a reservation.")
  • Υπάρχει Wi-Fi στο δωμάτιο; ("Is there Wi-Fi in the room?")
    Activities:
  • Simulated hotel check-in role-play.
  • Matching accommodations to descriptions.

Week 7: Exploring the City and Activities

Focus:

  • Talking about sightseeing, museums, and events.
  • Asking about opening hours and entrance fees.
    Key Phrases:
  • Τι μπορείτε να μου προτείνετε; ("What can you recommend to me?")
  • Πόσο κοστίζει η είσοδος; ("How much is the entrance fee?")
    Activities:
  • Plan an imaginary day trip in Greek.
  • Practice sightseeing conversations with a partner.

Week 8: Emergency Situations and Wrap-Up

Focus:

  • Vocabulary for emergencies (medical, police, etc.).
  • Review and role-play for all travel scenarios.
    Key Phrases:
  • Χρειάζομαι βοήθεια! ("I need help!")
  • Πού είναι το νοσοκομείο; ("Where is the hospital?")
    Activities:
  • Simulated emergency role-plays.
  • Final review quiz and conversation practice.

What’s Included

  • Audio Materials: Pronunciation guides and recorded dialogues.
  • Flashcards: Vocabulary and phrases for quick reference.
  • Interactive Scenarios: Role-play exercises for real-world practice.

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