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Greek
Save Greek as a language-learning interest while level-specific, reviewed instruction is developed.
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What this course establishes
- Read and produce a small set of stress-marked Modern Greek greetings and distinguish informal singular from formal or plural address
- Exchange name, origin, residence, and limited language information using appropriate person forms
- State non-understanding, request repetition or slower speech, ask for spelling, and confirm a key detail
Entry knowledge
- No prior Greek required
- Ability to read or use an accessible alternative for short text in the modern Greek alphabet
Scope boundaries
- Introductory A1-oriented interaction only; not fluency, dialect mastery, complete grammar, interpretation, translation, certification, Ancient Greek, Koine Greek, or professional-language qualification
Fastest competency route
No fluency or fastest-hour claim; acceleration depends on demonstrated listening, speaking, reading, writing, interaction, script, stress, address, and repair competence rather than isolated phrase recognition.
- Pass alphabet, stress, address, listening, pronunciation, and person-form diagnostics after approved audio exists
- Complete greeting, identity, and communication-repair performances
- Correct script, stress, person, register, meaning, and interaction errors in a final portfolio
Full self-paced route
- Script, stress, greetings, and address lesson with qualified-speaker audio
- Identity information and verb-person lesson
- Requests, clarification, and confirmation lesson
- Interaction portfolio, feedback, revision, and final assessment
Lesson and assessment map
Γραφή, χαιρετισμοί και προσφώνηση
Read and exchange core greetings while preserving stress marks and choosing informal singular or formal/plural address deliberately.
4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.
Ταυτότητα, τόπος και ρηματικά πρόσωπα
Exchange identity, origin, residence, and language information using context-appropriate second-person and first-person verb forms.
4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.
Διευκρίνιση και επιβεβαίωση
State non-understanding and request repetition, slower speech, spelling, or confirmation without pretending comprehension.
4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.
Required applied assignment
Greek introductory interaction portfolio
Create three short Standard Modern Greek interactions—greeting, introduction, and practical communication repair—in Greek script with consistent address, stress marks, English functional meanings, and revision. Listening and pronunciation scoring remain unavailable until qualified-speaker audio is approved.
- Informal or polite greeting exchange with justified address choices
- Identity exchange covering name, origin, residence, and languages
- Practical exchange containing non-understanding, a matched repair request, and confirmation
- Line-by-line English functional meaning and annotation of at least four verb-person forms
- Pronunciation rehearsal notes tied to approved speaker- and region-labeled audio once available
- Revision memo correcting script, stress, person, register, meaning, or unsupported identity inference
Passing standard: 80 of 100 points, with substantive revision required.
Continue after this course
- Greek alphabet decoding and handwriting across upper- and lower-case forms
- Noun gender, articles, case, adjective agreement, and high-frequency preposition-plus-article combinations
- Present-tense verb classes, negation, questions, object pronouns, and past/future reference
- Listening, guided conversation, reading, and short writing with qualified-speaker models