Interested in holding spontaneous conversations using simple sentences in modern Greek on everyday topics? Want to grasp the subject of television and radio shows, read for practical information, and write on familiar topics? This class is for you.

Course Requirements:

Outside class, reading and writing will be the core of homework assignments.

Intended Audience:

Anyone with an interest in learning modern Greek

Class Format:

Four one-hour meetings per week.

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