My sister is going there for a week this summer, and she doesn't know any Greek. Not even hello, thanks, etc. She is going to go to the mostly tourist sites like Athens, so do they speak some English there? Also, she wants to know if it is hard to learn basic Greek. Just simple/everyday terms that would help her communicate

Thanks!

I have no financial or personal obligations. I also have family in various parts of Greece. I'm looking to move to Athens or neighborhing region. My ultimate goal is to relocate my life. I speak Greek.
I was born in Canada. I am a Canadian citizen.

I'm moving out to live in Athens with my partner (who is greek) in January next year and Will need to look for a Job. I'm a Cardiac nurse working in the UK at present and hopefully will be learning Greek once I move. I tired to contact the embassy in Greece regarding work but I did not find it very useful.

Right now I know a little Greek, but no where enough to even try for Greek speaking job.

Does anyone know what type of work (if any) that I might be able to get in Athens that requires English only?
Maybe private nursing jobs, ex- pat hospitals? I really don't Even know where to start looking for such jobs.

I've been told you can get greek news papers in English but I've not seen any in the local shops in Athens.

Is there anyone who has similar experience or any idea where I start?

I have an online friend who lives in Athens, and her computer breaks a lot, so we'd like to send each other physical letters. She sent me the way to address an envelope to her with the words in Greek but spelled with our alphabet. But would I have to write the envelope in the Greek alphabet? It would confuse my post office, but maybe not hers. She can send me the info written in Greek. I'm not sure which one I would have to do in order to get my letter to her.

I would like to learn Greek, to read and write to a pen-pal living in Athens. Suggestions anyone?

I am an American wishing to attend a medical university in Athens or Thessaloniki but have no idea of what they require.. Please help me and please answer the following questions.

1)Do the universities act differently towards foreign students or will i be treated and be expected to speak and write greek

2)Are there any universities who teach medicine in English

3)Please write anything that greek universities require and want..
THANK U!!

I am an American wishing to attend a medical university in Athens or Thessaloniki but have no idea of what they require.. Please help me and please answer the following questions.

1)Do the universities act differently towards foreign students or will i be treated and be expected to speak and write greek

2)Are there any universities who teach medicine in English

3)Please write anything that greek universities require and want..
THANK U!!

Someday in Athens - The 4 levels of existence (Greek 70's psychedelic rock band)

you know how rihana and jay z and kanye took the background music to make run this town?
well i need to know
what the song
someday in athens is saying in greek
can anyone help?

In 1829 when Greece became a state, for the first time, it was a small country covering the region of Morea, modern day Peloponnesus (Greece proper). The majority of people living in Morea at the time spoke Albanian, Turkish, Vlach and Slav. Athens itself, the cradle of the ancient civilization, was nothing more than an Albanian village.

http://mk.wikibooks.org/wiki/BIG_Greek_Lie_10_-_Greeks_claim_no_Macedonians,_Turks,_Albanians_or_Vlachs_live_in_Greece_today

http://www.maknews.com/html/articles/stefov/stefov88.html

http://www.ancientmacedonia.com/greekmyth.html

http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Greece

http://www.greekhelsinki.gr/Minorities_of_Greece.html

http://www.farsarotul.org/nl27_1.htm

http://say-macedonia.blogspot.com/2008/04/ignored-minorities-in-greece-turks-and.html

http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/09/26/asia/greece.php

I had a school project and i was wondering how you write athens?

I recently learned I am 50% Greek. My birth-father was born in Athens. We don't have a relationship, but I'd love to learn about my Greek heritage so that I can pass it to my children. Are there any websites or organizations that could help? I thought about contacting my local Greek school. What do you think?

Voulagmeni Beach in Athens, can you help me find out if its free and how to get there in Greek or English if possible ? I have been looking on google and cant find any good information, thanks so much!!

Also,were can I find a map of how to ge tto places in Athens ?

I am an Englishman engaged to my beautiful Greek girlfriend and we are planning my move to Athens from England probably sometime after Christmas to be together. I am currently learning Greek, and thoroughly enjoying it, and was wondering if anyone knew how this will help me find regular work and settle in Athens.

Also, same phrases but in Egyptian language -will that be Arabic?

I will be visiting Athens and Alexandria in early October.

How would you write "Nyx Aeluros Arion of Athens" in Greek? Like with the greek alphabet? It's for a unit in school on ancient greece.