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1. Conversational Modern Greek in 20 Lessons by
Richard D. Abraham, Philip D. Emmanuel, Paperback: 288
pages, Publisher: Cortina
The Cortina Method has been time-tested and is the
quick, easy and natural way to learn a language. It has
received the approval of teachers, students, schools,
colleges and business firms all over the world. The 20
lessons consist of dialogues that incorporate key
vocabulary terms and increasingly advanced grammatical
structures. Most of the dialogues focus on everyday
aspects of Greek life, including Transportation,
Cuisine, Sightseeing, etc.). Special features of this
book include guides to Greek Pronunciation and basic
Greek sentence structure, a 60+ page
English-Greek/Greek-English Dictionary, an Irregular
Verb List with grammatical conjugations, and a 30+ page
Greek Grammar guide.
2. Hugo Language Course: Greek In Three Months (with
Cassettes) by Hugo's Language Books, Niki Watts,
Paperback: 256 pages, Publisher: Dorling Kindersley
Available in both book only or book and cassette format,
this self-study program is designed for the individual
seeking to acquire a good working knowledge of a
language in a short amount of time. Devoting just over
an hour daily to the course, the program provides
grammar lessons, contextual conversion drills, relevant
word lists, and graded exercises, giving you an
immediate and practical grasp of the language. In
addition, pronunciation is made easy with Hugo's unique
"imitated pronunciation" system, which represents
foreign sounds with English syllables. Whether you are a
businessman tackling an international account, a student
preparing for an adventurous holiday, or simply a lover
of new languages, this course makes learning easy and
satisfying.3. Greek: A Comprehensive Grammar of
the Modern Language (Routledge Grammars) by David
Holton, Paperback: 544 pages, Publisher: Routledge
A complete reference guide book to modern Greek grammar.
It contains a comprehensive description of Greek grammar
and offers an analysis of the complexities of the
language. Written in a fresh and accessible style, this
book focuses on the real patterns of use in modern
Greek. The book is well organized and is filled with
full, clear explanations of areas of confusion and
difficulty. It also includes an extensive index,
glossary of linguistic terms and numbered paragraphs
designed to provide readers easy access to the
information they require. An essential reference source
for the learner and user of Greek, this book will be the
standard work for years to come.
4. Learn to Read and Write Greek: The Basics of
the Greek Language by Matina Psyhogeos, Paperback: 122
pages, Publisher: Holy Cross
The book is an extended version of a Mini-Course and
consists of three parts. Part one teaches reading,
writing and vocabulary. Part two gives the simplified
rules of grammar with many examples and explanations in
English. Part three: contains more than 27 lists of
commonly used vocabulary, which is recommended for
anyone who wishes to learn or improve his/her Greek.
5. Teach Yourself Beginner's Greek by Aristarhos
Matsukas, Paperback: 304 pages, Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Each friendly and practical course introduces the new
language without overwhelming the learner and includes:
Lively dialogues and exercises; A helpful pronunciation
section; Manageable lists of practical vocabulary; A
glossary of grammar terms; Hints on how to make learning
easy; Fascinating language and cultural information;
Accompanying dialogue recordings on CD.
6. The Pocket Oxford Greek Dictionary : Greek-English
English-Greek by J. T. Pring (Editor), Paperback: 572
pages, Publisher: Oxford University Press
Covering the most commonly used vocabulary of everyday
Greek life, as well as that found in general literature,
this revised edition of the highly acclaimed Oxford
Dictionary of Modern Greek is specially designed for
tourists, travelers, students, and business people
alike. This authoritative guide offers comprehensive
coverage of 67,000 words and phrases, as well as some
82,000 translations, and includes many idioms and
illustrative phrases in both Greek and English showing
words in use. Information is given on points of style
and usage, and appendices are included listing the
principal parts of Greek verbs, place names, and
personal names. Brought completely up-to-date with the
monotonic spelling system for the Greek language, now
the most widely used in Greece, this reference guide is
a must for anyone learning or using Greek.
7. Divry's Modern English-Greek and Greek-English
Desk Dictionary by George C. Divry, Hardcover,
Publisher: French & European
A comprehensive bilingual dictionary, that will be an
invaluable reference for you as you learn Greek. In
addition to the entries and their definitions, this
Dictionary provides a guide to Greek pronunciation and
appendices on transliteration from Greek to English, and
grammar.
8. Reading Greek: Grammar, Vocabulary and Exercises
(Reading Greek) by Joint Association of Classical
Teachers, Paperback: 384 pages, Publisher: Cambridge
University Press
The JACT Reading Greek Course has been written for
beginners in the upper school, at university and in
adult education. Its aim is to enable students to read
fifth- and fourth-century Attic Greek, Homer and
Herodotus, with some fluency and intelligence in one to
two years. The main medium of learning is a continuous,
graded Greek text, adapted from original sources.
9. It's Still Greek to Me: An Easy-To-Understand
Guide to Intermediate Greek by David Alan Black,
Paperback: 191 pages, Publisher: Baker Academic
An easy-to-understand and humorous guide to Greek
grammar by a topflight scholar. Designed for students in
their second year of Greek study.
10. Greek Anthology = Helleniko Anthologio: An
Advanced Modern Greek Reader by Matina Psyhogeos,
Paperback: 130 pages, Publisher: Holy Cross
Greek Anthology: is an advanced reader. The prose and
poetry were carefully chosen and adapted in order to
inspire the reader and kindle his/her interest to study
more and become fluent in the Greek language, get
acquainted with Greek literature and get motivated to
read it further. The stories used are simple and of high
interest; the extensive vocabulary and grammar help the
student comprehend what he/she reads.
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