My Greek Teacher Podcast

Send a textListen and Read part of the book "Γαλήνη", add new words to your vocabulary, get deeper into the Hellenic World and enjoy!Read the script hereSupport the show

Send a textWe speak about a Greek painter that raised a whole generation of Greeks.Alekos Fasianos.Read the text hereSupport the show

Send a textHow often do you go to the supermarket? How often do you go to Greece?Do you ever take your computer for service?Listen to the podcast and read the text hereSupport the show

Send a textWe listen to a passage of the book of John Higgs "The Future Starts Now" Find the Text and Useful Vocabulary hereSupport the show

Send a textNikos is thinking of renting his apartment. What will he do? Will he put an add online? See text and Useful Vocabulary here  Support the show

Send a textWe learn about the Greek Rock Star Vasilis Papakonstantinou, because if we learn Greek and we don't learn about this musician and singer, we are not doing it right.Practice your Vocabulary, study new words and meet the people who have put huge stones in what we call "Greece".Read the text hereSupport the show

Send a textWe make one of the most favorite Greek recipes, pastitsio, and we practice our Greek.Learn New Vocabulary!Find text hereSupport the show

Send a textA girl in a coffee shop. What's in her mind? Listen to her thoughts in Greek!You can find the text to study here + Useful VocabularySupport the show

Send a textToday we talk about shopping in Greek. Where do we shop? Online? To the market? Big stores? Malls? Or small shops?Find the text of the listening exercise hereemail: [email protected] the show

Send a textToday we learn about the important singer and actor Vlassis Bonatsos and we also learn how to conjugate the verb "θυμάμαι" in Greek, which means "I remember".It is so nice to remember of Vlassis Bonatsos. If we learn Greek and we don't learn about Vlassis Bonatsos, we are not doing it right.You can also study the text of this podcast hereSupport the show

Send a textIn this podcast we will talk about 7 idioms we use in our everyday life, phrases that contain food words, but the meaning of the phrases is not about food.Confusing?Not at all! Let's go!Support the show

Send a text Helpful Exercise In Greek. Match The 4 Places You will listen to four people talking on the phone. Where are these people?Find the text of this listening exercise and Useful Vocabulary hereSupport the show

Send a textListening Exercise In Greek. Match the 3 Places. Where are these people?In the fourno? (bakery)?           bakaliko? (Greek mini market)??or the periptero? (kiosk)???Read script and Useful Vocabulary hereSupport the show

Send a textThe Legendary Story Of The Painter George Prokopiou (B2 Listening+ 1 Listening Tip)Find the script and Useful Vocabulary hereSupport the show

Send a textGo to the Butcher's shop and buy things you need.Read the script here and find the vocabulary you needSupport the show

Send a textPractice your Greek and find the script to read as you listen and study useful Vocabulary Text hereSupport the show

Send a textAt the beach. What are you doing at the beach? Practice your listening and vocabulary..Support the show

Send a textHaving the feeling of anger in the learning process.an absolutely normal feeling and what we can do when it happens so as to keep on learning without negative breaks.Support the show

Send a textThe olives and the wine in Paxos. Text to practice your Greek.Who planted all these olives on the island of Paxos? Was is Poseidon, who cut a piece of the land of Corfu to create a small island to enjoy it with his love Amfitriti?Learn the story in Greek ! Support the show

Send a textMany people are thinking about taking up Greek, but the key is to get to know ourselves better so as to know not only when to start, but also what to do next.Support the show

Send a textWhat is the number 1 thing a teacher is fighting to change in the mind of a student? What is even more important than Grammar and Vocabulary?What is this number 1 thing that if we change it our performance will go to another level?Can we change it by ourselves?Support the show

Send a textPractice your Greek with a classic Greek recipe. You can also read this recipe and find useful vocabulary hereSupport the show

Send a textA week in the island of SamosHere is the link to the script of the listening + Useful Vocabulary to study and translate the text.Support the show

Send a textPractice your Greek while you listen about a day in the city of Leeds, in the UK.A day in Leeds, a beautiful city of England, full of shops and food from all over the world but also a remarkabla museum.Support the show

Send a textLearning a new language will empower you brain and your memory, will give you the feeling of satisfaction to accomplish even more things. Also, Greece is more than souvlaki and tzatziki. Greece and basically Hellas will take your spirit to another dimension. This way you can give yourself the wings to flySupport the show

Send a textCan I learn Greek on my own?4 Tips For Independed Learners. Things to take under consideration,if you want to learn Greek by yourself.Support the show

Send a textAnna Vissi is the ultimate Greek Pop Star. This is a small listening exercise to practice your Greek but most importantly it can be a small start to explore the amazing world of Anna Vissi, our biggest Pop Star. If you come to Greece and you find a concert of Anna Vissi in your area, don't miss your opportunity to be part of an amazing history that takes place in Greece for the past 50 years.It's is like watching Cher, Madona or any other big pop star you have in your mind, in Greece and in my opinion, better.Support the show

Send a textI want to learn Greek but I don't have the time what can I do? Every person is different but I will tell you what I have been doing and it worked perfect for more. To be accurate, it transformed my life completely, because every good thing we do for ourselves towards the good direction, helps us do better in everything.Support the show

Send a textSligo is a city in Ireland that has got everything. Bookstores, Music shops, a Library, bakeries, restaurants and a beautiful river. You never get bored in Sligo, let's go practice our Vocabulary together...Support the show

Send a textIn this podcast we are landing in the airport of Ireland, we get on the train to travel in the North of the country. We talk about what we see during the trip with the train and cool things like that...Support the show

Send a textManos Loizos is a very important and beloved composer and singer. He was half Greek and half Cypriot, he worked with the most important creators of Greece and wrote History in this country. It is not possible not to know Manos Loizos, if we say we love Greece and we want to learn the Greek language.Support the show

Send a textMarina is going to London by plane and she is at the airport. She is doing her check in and shopping at the Duty Free shop. She is having her passport checked and all the necessary things in order to have all things set for her trip.Let's do it with her!Support the show

Send a textYanni is a very popular pianist and composer, especially in the 90's, a decade he enjoyed really big success with amazing concerts and awards all around the world.He is a self taught musician, high achiever, who started writing music when he was a child while he was also a swimming champion.It is important to get exposed to all types of music and follow good examples of people in order get the motivation to do also the best for ourselves.Support the show

Send a textLet's go together to the open market! Laiki, the folks market, where you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables in good prices and quality because you buy them directly from the farmer that grows them.It is very good to support these open markets, because it is not only good for our health and our wallet, but we also support people and families thrive.Support the show

Send a textLet's go together to the Paniyiri, a folks festival that takes place once a year in every region of Greece. We all know when we have paniyiri in our region, it can be on May, August or October and it is unique in every place.Paniyiri is the Greekest thing, so far it is an inside thing that flows like water in our hearts. It is an old tradition we found from our people and we need to keep it as it is as long as we leave and pass it to others.Support the show

Send a textMimis Plessas is one of our most beloved and important composers. Let's learn some things about him and let this Podcast be the reason you will start searching more about him.Support the show

Send a textAchilleas is learning English so he listens to the music, he reads the lyrics and watches movies. But he knows well that the best he can do is read. Reading posts on social media in English and read books as much as he can is what will help him feel more familiar with the language.Support the show

Send a textLet's go to the gym! Let's have a look at Vocabulary about Gym routine and things so as to get familiar with our favourite hobby!Support the show

Send a textLet's go to the Turkish Supermarket! In your city maybe you have Turkish or Asian Supermarkets where you can find things that come from Balkan countries, Middle East and Asia!Let's listen to a story that happened today in a turkish supermarket!Support the show

Send a textGill is with us to share her experience with learning Greek, the difficulties she has faced and how she overcame them. Learning a language is not something you will ever finish, but there are ways to feel more confident and familiar with it.Support the show

Send a textIn the previous podcast we left a positive review to a restraurant, but in life we may also need negative forms of verbs and vocabulary, so here is a negative review to a hotel.Practice the forms of the verbs in both podcasts and adjast them in your real life accordingly.Support the show

Send a textLet's leave together a positive review to a restaurant.When you like something, always say it. Because people tend to say only the negatives.Support people who work in a way that you like it.Support the show

Send a textIn this episode we go to a rent a car and we rent a small car for our holidays.Support the show

Send a textToday let's go together to a clothes shop!Support the show

Send a textGet exposed to listening Greek without expectations, just let the language play, focus on the words you recognized and pick one new word for your vocabulary.But most importanly, enjoy your listening and spend time with care with yourself.Support the show

Send a text 1 Ticket for Chios Slow Greek Podcast Prepare Yourself. Imagine you want to travel to Chios by ship and you go to a tourist office to get your ticket. Listen to the dialogue and prepare yourself for speaking. Support the show

Send a textEmbark on an enlightening exploration with us as we unravel the historical tapestry of 'school,' a word steeped in the Greek pursuit of leisure and intellectual debate. Our discussion ventures into the bastions of ancient learning, where the joy of discovery reigned supreme, and memorization took a backseat to vibrant discourse. We invite you to reimagine education through the lens of bygone eras, where the Sophist philosophers set the stage for an Athens flourishing under Pericles' vision. Through my own decade-long epiphany, I'll share how this realization has profoundly reshaped my approach to learning, transforming it into a thrilling odyssey of lifelong enrichment.Strap in for a ride through the peaks and valleys of personal growth as we offer a helping hand to fellow adventurers on the quest to master the Greek language. Step into our virtual agora where camaraderie and support await eager minds. I'll take you through my own year-long escapade with the electric guitar, laying bare the hurdles I've leaped and the strategies that turned stumbling blocks into stepping stones. Let's celebrate the art of self-improvement together, as I reveal the lessons learned and the sweet sound of progress that resonates with each new skill we acquire. Join us and discover the symphony of perseverance and communal spirit that fuels our journey toward self-betterment.Support the show

Send a textEver feel like the quest for perfection in language learning is more of a curse than a blessing? You're not alone. Join us on a heartfelt journey through the complexities of acquiring Greek, where the path to fluency is celebrated, warts and all. We'll unravel the emotional rollercoaster that comes with accent jabs and grammatical gaffes, and why those moments shouldn't cast a shadow over your linguistic ambitions. Forget about chasing the elusive ideal of the 'perfect' language student; instead, we're here to remind you that stumbling over your words is just part of the dance.But we're not just talking about language here. This episode is an ode to genuine success, the kind that's woven into the fabric of community and kindness rather than the threads of wealth and fame. We'll share how empowering others with education can create ripples of positive impact and why your dreams should never be clipped by the limited imaginations of doubters. And as a special treat, we're hinting at an upcoming discussion about the Greek word for "school" that might just redefine your understanding of personal growth. So brew a cup of coffee and get ready to join us for a virtual chat that promises to be as enriching as it is enlightening.Support the show

Send a textYou don't have to be a bookworm to be a reader. Start the habit of reading today.Support the show

Send a textHow we can build the habit of reading in Greek from zero.Support the show