Lesson 05 – Joy and happiness HitGreece.com

Dear HitGreece,
I am 14 years old and am currently trying to teach myself some Greek. I’m not Greek but am extremely intterested. I think that your website is such an amazing tool and I was so happy to see that it was free! Thanks! I also love how the podcasts are very in depth and don’t just teach words but how to move the mouth, cultural and social things. Please continue the lessons!

Thanks,
Cole

Dear Hitgreece,
I’m a 17 year old Italian student and I love very much you website and podcasts – moreover they’re free!! – I hope one day I will manage to go to Greece and use the words you’ve taught me!! Thanks again!!

Lorenzo

Great site!!!!!

I am going to Greece in 20 days, and I bet I will be able to speak some Greek

thank you very much!

Χρονια Πολλα!!!!
I’m veeery glad I found this website, since I’m getting also a nice introduction to ancient greek at the same time.
It’s great the closeness of the speaker, and I’m very fond of the slang you spread as vocabulary, that’s quite interesting, as with “poudra” in lesson 5.
Keep the excellent work!
Cheers from Barcelona.
Toni

yasu
efkharisto poli
for your good site.
please write the name of the days of week in greek.
thanks .
bye

greek has influenced our lives more than anything else….. i mean we have so much of use of alpha , beta , gamma , delta ,phi , nu ,lambda , kappa etc in science that i hav always been eager to learn this artistic and spiritual language …. i m 16 and i m a student of IIT … and ur website is such a fantastic tool ….. thanx for providing it for free …. its just fantastic and fun to learn thru podcasts……i m just more happier than i can tell u … its too easy with ur help sires …. can I hope for more detailed lessons from u in near future…….???????

Hi, I’m 13 years old adn im asian… I really like this plus the podcasts, it really does help. Though it’s kinda hard cuz you got to memorize a lot , it’s worth it. i hope you’ll continue doing this. oh yeah, is there a category where modern and ancient greek is separated? cuz sumtyms i get confused.
thanks
~ i don’t exist

Guys, I need wishes in Greek for birthday and for the occasion that we call in my country “nameday”

Γεια σε όλους. Είμαι γιος του πατέρα του ένα τουρκικό και ένα ελληνικό μητέρα. Μεγάλωσα στην Τουρκία, μιλούν τουρκικά. Αλλά η μητέρα μου ήταν πάντα διδάσκονται ελληνικά. Αυτή η ιστοσελίδα είναι πολύ όμορφο γιατί μου διδάσκει αρχαία ελληνικά. Îœ ‘αρέσει τόσο πολύ. Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ.

Hello everybody. I am a son of a Turkish father and a Greek mother. I grew up in Turkey, speaking turkish. But my mother has always taught Greek. This web site is very nice because it teaches me ancient Greek. I like it so much. Thank you a lot.

hi………dis sites really helped me a lot………i checked out loads of sites but cudnt understand nething dere………so……..keep da gud work goin!
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hi,
I’ll come to Greece from HK in coming June for 15 days, so a wonderful teaching topic in this web sit. Thanks for all and it is very useful information!
I’ve some question here : I want to know my name in Greek : May and then it shows me, but when I key May & Harvey, the name of May is changed also. Why does it mean? thank you for answer!
May

Hi. I like the way you write. Will you post some more articles?

Hello everione

My name is DUJAKOVIC ZDRAVKO

I am 46 years and I come from Bosnia-Hercegovina. I am of profession the interpretter and teacher of German and English language. I work a lot. I teach Gnglish and German at school, and in the afternoon I work in my interpretter agency. I am very proud of my profession, because I learnt German, English, Dutch by myself WITHOUT TEACHER !!!
Can you belive me ?

I learnt German and English when I was 20 years old. Several years ago I also downloaded a Dutsch course and learnt Dutch. An I speak Dutch very fluently. No I am learning Greek. AI also speak Russian.

I am very satisfied with this webside. I thing, I know it from my own reach experience, it is the best way of learning a foreign language.

Best regards