Greek may not be an easy language to learn for some learners, but there are many ways to learn and practice conversational Greek at home. If there is an Greek-speaking person in your home, they can help you when you have questions about Greek vocabulary or grammar. But even if you don't, with the right materials, time and patience, you can master Greek conversation.
Learn the basics by studying Greek conversation in books, online, on television and on tape. There is no substitute for developing a rudimentary vocabulary and understanding basic sentence structure. start learning a few new Greek words each day.
Watch Greek television shows on subjects that are interesting to you. Sometimes, watching a show for children is easier to understand.
Get a script of an Greek film by looking on Google and take the part of one of the characters as you watch the film, speaking the part along with the actor. You can watch the scene many times and take the part of a different character. This exercise can help you with the rhythm of the Greek language and correct pronunciation of Greek sounds.
Develop targeted vocabulary that can be used in everyday situations. Learn how to order in a restaurant and ask for help in a store. Then put your knowledge to use while eating out and shopping. At this point, you will benefit from learning some idiomatic expressions.
Invite other learners to discuss a book that you read in Greek or film when you feel prepared to converse in Greek. Prepare for the meeting by handing out a list of questions about the characters, topics, settings and plot of the story.
You can also learn Greek better by using your webcam to speak in Greek with other people you have contacted on the Internet. The best method to learn speaking Greek is the "Penpals" forum in Skype.
Volunteer to assist children or beginning Greek speakers with their homework. Sometimes, the best way to learn and practice Greek is to teach someone else what you know.
When you converse with others, take a moment to prepare what you want to say. Make sure you know common Greek expressions and words, such as "Good morning. How are you today?", When listening to someone who is speaking Greek, concentrate on what he is saying and ask him about anything you don't understand. You might ask, "Can you repeat that, please?"
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