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If you’ve ever heard a Greek say “Ιωάννα μου” or “Γιάννη μου,” you may have wondered what it means. Since μου literally translates as “my,” it’s easy to think they’re saying “my Ioanna” or “my Yannis.” But that’s not really the case. What does “μου” mean? In Greek, μου is often used to express warmth,…
If you’re learning Greek, you’ve probably noticed something surprising: the “i” sound can be written in six different ways! These are: At first, this can seem overwhelming. How are you supposed to know which spelling is correct? The good news is that you don’t need to memorize every word. Greek spelling follows patterns, and recognizing…
If you’re learning Greek, you’ve probably heard greetings like Kalimera, Kalispera, and Yia. But when should you use each one? The good news is that it’s much simpler than it seems. Once you know a few basic rules, you’ll be able to greet people naturally in almost any situation. Say Kalimera before noon Καλημέρα (Kalimera)…
If you’re learning Greek, you may have noticed that people’s names don’t always stay the same. For example: Although we’re talking about the same person, the ending of the name changes depending on its role in the sentence. This happens because Greek is an inflected language, meaning that nouns and names change form according to…
Planning a holiday in Greece? Learning a few beach-related words can make your trip even more enjoyable. Here are some useful Greek words you’ll hear all summer: These are some of the first words you’ll need when visiting a Greek beach. Whether you’re ordering a sunbed, asking for directions, or simply talking with locals, this…