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It’s November! When a month changes in Greece, it is very popular to say «καλό μήνα» (kaló mina), that is “have a nice month”.   Let’s see what we can say about each month!  ο Ιανουάριος → τον Ιανουάριο είναι η πρωτοχρονιά (o Ianuários à ton Ianuário íne i protohroniá)  January → January is the new year  o… Read More »Οι μήνες (i mínes) – the months

We know that it can be very challenging to understand the difference between the definite and the indefinite article. Let’s try to make it easier for you! 

A very typical mistake in the Greek language is the wrong use of the adverb «πολύ» and the feminine adjective «πολλή». Both of them sound phonetically the same and are used to show the quantity or the high degree of something / someone. It is so easy… Read More »πολύ ή πολλή (polí í polí) – adverb or adjective?

Historical facts confirm us in the most revealing way, the continuous necessity of the man to be able to communicate effectively with people of different cultures. Archaeological findings revealed that commercial ambassadors of Late Bronze Age Midle East Kingdoms were able to communicate in various… Read More »Articles – The multilingualism as a modern necessity in the E.U.

The best way to learn English is to practise it everyday. You may do it in various ways but learning words is essential if you want to communicate. How do you feel when you find something funny and cheerful, ‘excited’ – I guess. When I… Read More »Articles – How do English words taste like?