I'm greek, and i'm around the greek language a lot. I know the basics and i was wondering how hard it would be for me to learn it. It's pretty easy for me to pick up on words and remember them, my pronunciation is decent. So would it be hard for me to learn this language?
I want to learn it because my whole family speaks it, as im the only one that doesn't understand what they say

do you think Greek language is very difficult for you?
for those of you which find here in my simple guestion, a reason to make political propaganda....just i block you
and Good bye!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_language

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_language

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_language

I read somewhere that modern greeks are really a mixture of albanians and slavic people who adopted the greek language after Greek independence.

I need to write an essay on the Greek language, but I need three subtopics to write about, and I can't think of any. Do you have any ideas?

In the Greek language there are so many more useful words. I've read a few books by Plato/Artistotle and the english language doesn't do it justice. for example "love" has several different branches.. "eros" - romantic love "philia" - family love etc...
Similarly, the word "justice" has so many more deeper explanations to it, with several other words for that too, each with thought-provoking and almost insightful definitions.
Im a deep thinker and I love learning more ways to express myself, as I have come to realize that the english language really, really doesnt provide enough words to describe emotions fully.

Any more examples such as the "love" and "justice"?

I'm learning the Greek language so I might as well give the writing a try to:P any good websites peeps?

In other words, let's suppose I learned how to read and write in Greek. If I signed my name in Greek-language documents, would I have to sign my name in Greek, or would I use my regular English signature?

My friend and I want to learn a greek language, and we want to start with the easier one.

Also, if we do both, which would be the best to learn first?
Thanks for your help!
I know they are both tough, but which one is maybe a little easier than the other?

I am studying Classical Langauges (i.e. Latin etc.) and I would like to know if there are any good places online to start learning the Classical Greek language, perhaps interactive sites. If not, are there any good book you would recommend?

Hi i need to know How to write correctly in Greek language this words: Peace and Love

because i dont know anything about Greek lenguage and i try to search in a translator but i found a lot of difference like:

ειρήνης και της αγάπης

αγάπης και της ειρήνης

ειρήνης και αγάπης

Please anyone knows??

I want to know the translation and the similar meaning of this idiom in greek language thanks for your help

I would like to know how my name is written in Roman, Egyptian and Greek and any other ancient Language. Is there a reliable site out there that will give me a full and reliable conversion of my name from English to Ancient Egyptian symbols, or Roman or Greek language?

Me and my friend are very interested in finding words in the Greek language but we've searched for endless hours without prevail as to how you would write "Leader" or "Commander" in Greek. ηγέτης and Dioiki̱tí̱s is the closest I could find but I would really appreciate it if anybody could tell me how to pronounce "Leader" and "Commander" in Greek, as well as to how it would be spelled in Greek and how it would be spelled in English from the Greek version of it. Please and thank you.

the Romans who could read were the educated and the educated Romans could also read in the Greek language.. then why did the educated Romans who also were able to read Greek, read Greek texts through translations such as of Cicero and Horice, when they could read them from the original language?

I am trying to learn Greek for the next time I visit my family, so I want to try to watch a movie that I already know, but is in the Greek language. Thanks!!!

When you hear Spanish language ; you feel great connection with Italian , Romanian , Frensh ..etc . when you hear English ; you feel good connection with german ..etc . When you hear Jewish ; you feel great connection with Arabic .. etc . But when you hear a greek language ; you don't find a clear relation with the spoken language of the other countries . Am I wrong ? why ?

How would the name Mark look in Greek letters and how would it look in the Greek language?

i need to put the greek language in may phone.....help please

I found a self-study book to learn the Greek language, but the book is from the 60's. I heard that Greek underwent a change during the 70's, I believe, and so was wondering, aside from a few obvious anachronisms, if I used this book to learn Greek and went over to Greece, would I be understood and be able to understand others?

My family is of Greek decent and I am thinking about getting a tattoo with a couple words that translate into Greek language.

i would like to know what the word moraki means in the greek language

How do you write "Ioannis Katsogiannos" with the greek language?

I'm going to Baptist Bible College in Clarks Summit, PA in January, and my admissions counselor told me that they are going to make me learn so much Greek my brain is going to explode (not in those words)

In Bible College, do they make you learn the ENTIRE Greek language or just certain relevant parts? My parents made me go to Hebrew School was I was a kid, and they only made us learn certain aspects of the Hebrew language.. it was 2 hours of pure misery every tuesday night.

Is Greek a difficult language?

Websites that explain in full greek language....or at least cover the basics and are easy to learn. I appreciate it.

Many teachers today pretend to know Greek when they don't. I am talking about pastors and ministers religious guides. I am Greek and I know that many of what they say is nonsense and lies.
I hear even "Great"teachers that talk on radio and TV that have no clue on what they say!
I can read Ancient Greek-Byzantine Greek-Modern Greek-You name it.
I am being very objective and I know that people can learn the Greek Language. But I am talking about people that don't respect the language. I hear someone say PNEUMA and pronounce it newma. You think a Greek would understand it?
As for the NSAB that Sofia and Theo's Mommy see Ephesians 5:12 the word Αισχρον is not disgraceful= it means ugly.
There are words that changed could mislead to wrong conclusions.

I am learning Greek language. I am a beginner. How to write pronunciation 'cha' (as in chatting)? Also please tell me the pronunciation of Greek letter Chi (χ) with the help of English words. Is the pronunciation of 'χ' is CHA?
Also please tell me how to write the pronunciation of 'y' as in english 'yahoo'

Hi,

I am currently learning Greek, and was wondering if anyone could suggest any Greek language alternative music, or prehaps indie/electro.

Thanks

i want to learn to speak the greek language. any suggestions on the web sites, or free material i can get to help me learn?

I recently installed a modified version of Windows XP (specifically windows xp performance edition feb 2008) but the Greek language to use for my keyboard isn't there in the list of languages to pick from..

Where can I get it and how do I put it?
I want to type greek.

are there helpful websites that could help me to learn greek language?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!??!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!!??!?!?!