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Talk About Feeling Unwell in Greek | Lesson 45 (opens the original)
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Practise asking what is wrong and talking about illness, pain, tiredness, and a cold in Greek. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-greek-beginner Phrases in this lesson: • What's the matter? • I feel ill. • I've got a headache. • My eyes hurt. • I've got a cold. • He looks tired. • How is he today? • He is not well. Continue learning with LinguaBoost This episode is a selected sample from the complete
Talk About a Party in Greek | Lesson 44 (opens the original)
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Practise asking about a party and describing whether it was fun, boring, short, or memorable in Greek. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-greek-beginner Phrases in this lesson: • How was the party? • The party was great. • We all had a good time. • It was boring. • I left early. • I stayed for a long time. • We danced for many hours. • We should do this again sometime. Continue learning with LinguaBo
Describe Your Morning Routine in Greek | Lesson 35 (opens the original)
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Practise describing a morning routine from waking up through arriving at work in Greek. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-greek-beginner Phrases in this lesson: • Do you wake up early? • I wake up at six o'clock. • I get up at seven o'clock. • For breakfast, I always drink juice. • After breakfast, I go to work. • I leave my house at eight o'clock. • I arrive at work at half-past nine. • Sometimes I
Talk About Meals, Hunger, and Thirst in Greek | Lesson 31 (opens the original)
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Practise asking whether someone has eaten and talking about meals, hunger, and thirst in Greek. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-greek-beginner Phrases in this lesson: • Have you eaten lunch yet? • No, I haven't eaten yet. • I ate lunch an hour ago. • What did you eat? • I ate fish. • Do you eat breakfast every day? • Yes, I eat breakfast every day. • I'm hungry. • I'm thirsty. Continue learning wi
Talk About Your Week in Greek | Lesson 28 (opens the original)
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Practise asking about someone's week and describing work, visitors, routines, and recent purchases in Greek. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course: https://linguaboost.com/learn-to-speak-greek-beginner Phrases in this lesson: • How was your week? • It was good. • My friends arrived on Monday. • I worked in the office. • My sister visited on Thursday. • I walked my dog everyday. • I bought a new phone a few days ago. Continue learning with Lin
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