At first glance learning to speak the Greek language looks an awful lot harder than learning Spanish or French, and if your going to live in Greece then no problem because all Greeks speak English anyway. Or do they?

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Koine Greek is part of the legacy left by Alexander the Great’s imperial conquests which united Asia Minor, the north of &rica, and the vast territories of the Persian empire.

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The Original Word Teaching Series I: Introduction to New Testament Greek is one of the quickest and easiest ways to learn New Testament Greek.

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Bern Roche Farrelly learning the Greek Alphabet from Manos Kornelakis. Both Artists are showing work in the Trauma Queens Exhibition in Athens this September

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The impact of Greek civilization and of the Greek language in terms of literature and the impact on our European languages is amazing. While the Greek empire spanned eastward, the presence of Greek words is found throughout a variety of Western and Central European languages.

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While this is more political in a sense, it does touch upon the cultural and linguistic changes among Turkish speakers and Greek speakers.

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The following is a brief discussion about a new Greek language independent study guide. An Independent Study Guide to Reading Greek

It combines the best of modern and traditional language-learning techniques and is used in schools, summer schools and universities across the world. This Independent Study Guide is intended to help students who are learning Greek [...]

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Though his death saw the end of the empire he had forged, there remained a common Greek language, Koine, that continued to be spoken in the lands he conquered. This became the common language of the Mediterranean basin and the ancestor of Modern Greek.

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See the links below for a variety of free and paid options for learning or enhancing your Greek learning experience.

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The challenge of learning any language can be somewhat daunting at first glance. This is especially true for those languages that require the student to learn a new alphabet. This is the case for Greek, whether modern or ancient. < ?xml:namespace prefix = o />

Greek has some special draw to many. Perhaps the thought of [...]

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