Odysseas Language Tutor - Hellenic Studies The Odysseas online language tutor is an interactive learning program designed to teach the Greek language and culture on the Internet using electronic learning principles and advanced user interface technology. The tutor is designed to emulate how an actual personal tutor would instruct a student. It provides several examples and no-risk quizzes so that students are familiar with the exam format ahead of time. After each exam the student receives customized feedback based on his/her performance. Odysseas also tracks the progress of students through several exams to ensure that they are making steady progress. The tutor has now taught Greek to thousands of students throughout North America and China, and has been recognized as a pioneer of online language instruction. The support of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation ensures Odysseas’s continued development and the creation of introductory courses in Arabic and Turkish. Register for the Odysseas Language Tutor.
Ten ways to learn Greek for free - RawLangs The internet has changed how we learn languages, such as Greek, forever. Suddenly all sorts of resources are available for free, wherever you are in the world, and companies such as Rosetta Stone and Pimsleur are having to really struggle to stay competitive and justify their extortionate prices. But that doesn’t mean that it’s always obvious how you can put the internet to best use for your language learning. Below is a list of ten great free resources that you can use to help you learn Greek. WARNING: Do NOT buy the ‘Teach Yourself/Complete Greek’ Course under any circumstances. Kypros.org This is a sign up and please make a donation site, but everything is free. Never miss another post! Sign up here and get updates from RawLangs delivered straight to your inbox. Like this: Like Loading...
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Tematica:Frasario greco - Wikivoyage Da Wikivoyage. Frasario greco Il Greco è una delle lingue Indo-Europee più antiche e meglio documentate. Bambini in costume tradizionale greco all'apertura della XXVIII edizione dei Giochi Olimpici, svoltisi ad Atene del 28 agosto 2004. Evoluzione del greco moderno[modifica] Il greco moderno si installa sul greco medievale o bizantino. Dopo la costituzione del regno di Grecia nel 1832, le autorità cercarono di depurare la lingua da ogni influenza straniera, soprattutto turca. Maggiori esponenti della letteratura neogreca[modifica] Costantino Kavafis (1863 – 1933) [1] [2] —Angelos Sikelianos (1884 – 1951) —Kostas Kariotakis (1896 – 1928) — Un poeta dall'anima inquieta che preferì il suicidio alla banalità della vita. Caratteristiche del greco moderno[modifica] Il greco moderno, pur nella sua versione demotica, rimane più fedele al greco classico di quanto non lo sia l'Italiano nei confronti del Latino. Alfabeto neogreco[modifica] Pronunzia[modifica] Dittonghi[modifica] Accenti[modifica] Ναι έχω.