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Greek Course

The World Language Lab has a wide range of foreign languages. From these some are less frequently required like Danish, Finish, Greek, Irish, Indonesian, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, and Thai, these are often required by those who visit these countries for work or study. The training covers the historical aspects of the language, its spread, and in which regions they are spoken.

The World Language Lab’s foreign language academy is well equipped with overall knowledge of these from the basic to an advanced level, to match the students present level and his requirement one could take up diploma or degree courses, or travelers or crash courses. Students can study in group and individual classes.

 

Level I Basic Course
Course structure

Covers fundamental vocabulary of the language and its sound system. Functions like understanding, speaking, Reading, and Writing are taught. Audio and Video are also teaching aids. Students are made familiar with the culture and lifestyle of the country.

Other highlights include questions on comprehension of simple texts, descriptions from day to day life situations, simulated dialogues and role playing.

On course completion the student will be able to

Comprehend the spoken language from vocabulary used in text. Read and understand the language at a specific level. Recognize correct sound patterns. Write exercises manipulating grammatical items studied. Know cultural elements of the societies. Carry on a conversation within the framework of the vocabulary studied.

Duration Two and a half months.

 

Level II - Intermediate

Course eligibility For those familiar with the basic level of the language.
Course structure

This course covers the intermediate level of grammar, conversation, discussion, essays writing , culture, civilization and business. The language is used extensively in class during discussions and role- playing. This helps students to improve their fluency and speak correctly.

On course completion one will be confident to

Use and understand the language in the text. Write using an expanded vocabulary. Read with improved ability. Demonstrate a developing empathy for the culture. Form questions and answers based on familiar material. Carry on an extended conversation using vocabulary studied. Engage in special projects: workbook and library research.

Duration Two and half months

 

Level III - Advanced Course

eligibility For those who want to specialize in the language.
Course structure

This course covers written comprehension, oral communication and expressions, writing besides the advanced level of grammar, conversation, discussion, writing essays, culture, civilization and business. The language is used extensively in class during discussions and role- playing. Students improve their fluency and speak correctly. Continued practice in the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing and opportunities to expand individual interests in reading and cultural items are given Short stories, plays, essays, are brought to knowledge using varied vocabulary. The language is used extensively in class during discussions and role -playing.

On course completion the student will be guaranteed to

Use and understand the language and the vocabulary text. Speak, read and write with improved ability using a wide vocabulary. Understand and be understood by a native speaker. Translate from English to the particular language while demonstrating grammatical skills. Acquire a greater understanding of the culture. Formulate questions and answers based on material read or discussed. Special Projects: Work book, library research, project work. Duration Two and half months.

After completing each level and attending the test, the students get a certificate from World Language Lab. Back

 

Welcome Καλώς Ορίσατε (Kalós orísate) – frm Καλώς Όρισες (Kalós órises) – inf Καλώς Ήλθατε (kalós ílthate) – frm Καλώς Ήλθες (kalós ílthes) – inf Kαλώς Ήρθατε (kalós írthate) – frm Kαλώς Ήρθες (kalós írthes) – inf Hello Γειά! (ya) – inf Γειά σου (ya su) – inf Γειά σας (ya sas) – frm Έλα (éla) – inf (on phone) Λέγετε (léyete) – frm (on phone) Εμπρός (embrós) – inf (on phone) How are you? Πώς είστε; (pos íste?) – frm Πώς είσαι; (pos íse?) – inf Τι κάνετε; (ti kánete?) – frm Τι κάνεις; (ti kánis?) – inf I'm fine, thanks. And you?
Καλά (είμαι), σας ευχαριστώ. Εσείς; (kalá [íme], sas efharistó. Esís?) – frm Καλά (είμαι), ευχαριστώ. Εσύ; (kalá [íme], efharistó. Esí?) – inf
Long time no see
Καιρό έχουμε να τα πούμε! (keró éhume na ta púme! [lit "we haven't talked for a long time"]) Καιρό έχω να σας δω! (keró ého na sas do) – frm Καιρό έχω να σε δω! (keró ého na se do) – inf
What's your name?
Πώς σας λένε; (pós sas léne?) – frm Πώς σε λένε; (pós se léne?) – inf Πώς λέγεστε; (pós légeste?) – frm Πώς λέγεσαι; (pós légese?) – inf Πώς ονομάζεστε; (pós onomázeste? – frm Πώς ονομάζεσαι; (pós onomázese?) – inf Ποιό είναι το όνομά σας; (pyó íne to ónomá sas?) – frm Ποιό είναι το όνομά σου; (pyó íne to ónomá su?) - inf
My name is ...
Με λένε ... (me léne ...) Ονομάζομαι... (onomázome…) Με λένε... (me léne…) Λέγομαι ... (légome ...)
Where are you from?
Από πού είστε; (Apó pu íste?) – frm Από πού κατάγεστε; (Apó pu katágeste?) – frm Από πού είσαι; (Apó pu íse?) – inf Από πού κατάγεσαι; (apó pu katágese?) – inf
I'm from ...
Είμαι από... (íme apó…) Κατάγομαι από... (katágome apó…)
Pleased to meet you
Χάρηκα για την γνωρημία (hárika ya tin gnorimía) Χάρηκα (hárika) - inf
Good morning
Καλημέρα σας (kaliméra sas) – frm Καλημέρα σου (kaliméra su) – inf Καλημέρα (Kaliméra)
Good afternoon
Καλὸ ἀπόγευμα (Kaló apóyevma)
Good evening
Kαλησπέρα (Kalispéra) - when you come καλό βράδυ (kali bradu) - when you go
Good night
Καληνύχτα (Kaliníhta)
Goodbye
Γειά σας (Yiá sas) - frm, Γειά σου (Yiá sou) - inf, Αντίο (autio)
Good luck
Καλὴ τύχη! (Kalí tíhi)
Cheers/Good health!
Στην υγειά σου! (stin iyá su!) - sg Στην υγειά μας! (stin iyá mas!) – pl including self Στην υγειά σας! (stin iyá sas!) - pl not including self Είς υγείαν! (is iyían)
May you be well
Νάσαι καλά! (Náse kalá!) - inf Νάστε καλά! (Náste kalá!) - frm
Bon appetit
Καλή όρεξη! (Kalí óreksi!)
Bon voyage
Καλό ταξίδι! (Kaló taksídi!)
I don't understand
Δεν καταλαβαίνω (Then katalavéno)
Please speak more slowly
Παρακαλώ μιλάτε πιο αργά (Parakaló miláte pyo argá) - inf Παρακαλώ μίλα πιο αργά (Parakaló míla pyo argá) - frm
Please speak more slowly
Παρακαλώ μιλάτε πιο αργά (Parakaló miláte pyo argá) - inf Παρακαλώ μίλα πιο αργά (Parakaló míla pyo argá) - frm
Do you speak Greek?
Μιλάς Ελληνικά; (Milás Elliniká?) - inf Μιλάτε Ελληνικά; (Miláte Elliniká?) - frm
Yes, a little
Ναι, λιγάκι (Ne, ligáki)
How do you say ... in Greek?
Πώς λέτε ... στα Ελληνικά; (Pos léte … sta Ellinká?) - inf Πώς λές … στα Ελληνικά; (Pos les … sta Elliniká?) - frm
Excuse me
Με συγχωρείτε! (Me sinhorís) - inf Με συγχωρείς! (Me synhorís!) - frm
How much is this?
Πόσο κοστίζει αυτό; (Póso kostízi aftó?) Πόσα κοστίζει αυτό; (Pósa kostízi aftó?) Πόσο κάνει αυτό; (Póso káni aftó?)
Sorry
Συγνώμη! (sygnómi) Λυπάμαι! (lypáme [lit. ‘I’m saddened’]) – more frm
Thank you
Ευχαριστώ (Efharistó ) Ευχαριστώ πολύ (Efharistó polí)
Response (You're welcome)
Παρακαλώ (parakaló)
Where's the toilet?
Πού είναι η τουαλέτα; (pu íne I tualéta?) Πού είναι το μπάνιο; (pu íne to báño?)
This gentleman/lady will pay for everything
will pay for everything Ὁ κύριος θὰ πληρώσει γιὰ ὅλα (O kírios tha plirósi giá óla) - gentleman Ἡ κυρία θὰ πληρώσει γιὰ ὅλα (I kiría tha plirósi giá óla) - lady
Would you like to dance with me?
Θέλεις να χορέψεις μαζί μου; (thélis na horépsis mazí mu?) - inf Θέλετε να χορέψετε μαζί μου; (thélete na horépsete mazí mu?) - frm
I love you
Σ΄αγαπώ (S’agapó) - frm Σᾶς ἀγαπῶ (Sas aghapó) - inf
Get well soon
Περαστικά (Perastiká)
Leave me alone!
Άφησέ με ήσυχο! (áfisé me ísiho!) – m/inf Άφησέ με ήσυχη! (áfisé me ísihi!) – f/inf Αφήστε με ήσυχο! (afíste me ísiho!) – m/frm Αφήστε με ήσυχη! (afíste me ísihi!) – m/frm
Help! Fire! Stop!
Βοήθεια! (voíthia!) Φωτιά! (fotyá!) Στόπ! (Stop!) Σταμάτα! (stamáta!) - inf/sg Σταματήστε! (stamatíste!) - frm/pl
Call the police!
Καλέστε την αστυνομία! (kaléste tin astynomía!) – frm Κάλεσε την αστυνομία! (kálese tin astynomía!) - inf
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Καλά Χριστούγεννα! (kalá hristúyenna) Ευτυχισμένο το Νέο Έτος! (eftyhisméno to Néo Étos!) Καλή χρονιά! (kalí hroñá)
Happy Easter
Καλό πάσχα (kaló pásha) Χριστός ανέστη! (Xριστός ἀνέστη) (hristós anésti) – Christ has Risen Αληθώς ανέστη! (Ἀληθῶς ἀνέστη) (alithós anésti) – truly he has Risen (reply)
Happy Birthday
Χρόνια Πολλά! (Hróña Pollá) Χαρούμενα Γενέθλια! (Harúmena genéthlia!)
My hovercraft is full of eels
Το Χόβερκράφτ μου είναι γεμάτο χέλια (To hóverkráft mu íne gemáto hélia)
One language is never enough
Μία γλώσσα δεν είναι ποτέ αρκετή (Mía glóssa then íne poté arketí)
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