Foreign Languages (GREK1-CE)

Did you know that the word <i>alphabet</i> is derived from Greek? Come learn <em>alpha, beta,</em> and the rest of the Greek alphabet in this beginner class. Acquire Modern Greek pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary though interactive activities that are supported by structured, sequential assignments. By the end of the course, you will be able to engage in simple conversations in Greek and have a broader understanding of the Greek culture. Classes are conducted in Greek to the extent possible. <em>Registering at least two weeks prior to the course start date is highly recommended.</em>

Did you know that the noun <em>polyglot,</em> a speaker of many languages, is derived from Greek? Whether you are, or wish to be, a polyglot, take the next step in this course, which builds upon what was learned in <em><a href="https://www.sps.nyu.edu/professional-pathways/courses/grek1-ce9001" target="_blank">Greek: Modern I</a>,</em> or its equivalent. Expand the range of your grammatical structures, acquire new vocabulary, and converse on everyday topics. Classes are conducted in Greek to the extent possible. <em>Registering at least two weeks prior to the course start date is highly recommended.</em>

<p>Building upon what was learned in <a href="https://www.sps.nyu.edu/professional-pathways/topics/languages/greek/GREK1-CE9302-modern-greek-for-professionals-ii.html">Modern Greek for Professionals II</a>, or its equivalent, &nbsp;this course focuses on strengthening your ability to communicate in Modern Greek confidently and effectively. Taught almost entirely in Greek, this course is targeted to individual learners&rsquo; skill levels, professional goals, and interests. Through a variety of paired, small-group, and whole-class activities that rely on interaction and participation, you&rsquo;ll improve your fluency in the Greek language and your knowledge of Greek culture. With this dynamic and interactive instruction, continue to refine your pronunciation and gain the language skills to engage with greater ease in conversations, discussions, and professional communications in Greek. This course is best suited for low- intermediate learners and above. Registering at least two weeks prior to the course start date is highly recommended.</p>

<p>This course focuses on Modern Greek for the professional and provides the fundamentals for clear and effective communication in Greek. Taught in Greek to the extent possible, this course is targeted to individual learners&rsquo; skill levels and interests. Through a variety of paired, small-group, and whole-class activities that rely on interaction and participation, you&rsquo;ll build your vocabulary and fluency in the Greek language and your knowledge of Greek culture. With this dynamic and interactive instruction, gain the language skills to engage in simple professional conversations, discussions, and communications in Greek. This course is best suited for beginners. Registering at least two weeks prior to the course start date is highly recommended.</p>

If you have completed at least Level II, or the equivalent, of modern Greek language study, then this conversation course will help you to build upon that knowledge. Taught almost entirely in Greek and targeted to individual learners&rsquo; skill levels, this course focuses on conversational Greek, helping you to activate the knowledge you already have and strengthening your ability to communicate in Greek accurately and effectively. Through a variety of paired, small-group, and whole-class activities that rely on interaction and participation, you will increase your fluency in the Greek language and your knowledge of Greek culture. In this dynamic and interactive course, gain the language skills to engage in conversations, discussions, and to communicate with greater ease in modern Greek. Course content changes every semester, so this course may be taken more than once. <em>Registering <strong>at least two weeks</strong> prior to the course start date is highly recommended.</em>

If you have completed at least Level II, or the equivalent, of Modern Greek language study, this conversation course will help you to build upon that knowledge. Taught almost entirely in Greek and targeted to individual learners&rsquo; skill levels, this course focuses on conversational Greek, helping you to activate the knowledge you already have and strengthening your ability to communicate in Greek accurately and effectively. Through a variety of paired, small-group, and whole-class activities that rely on interaction and participation, you will increase your fluency in the Greek language and your knowledge of Greek culture&mdash;including exposure to music, film, modern poetry, and prose. In this dynamic and interactive course, gain the language skills to engage in conversations and discussions and to communicate with greater ease in Modern Greek. <em>Note: Course content changes every semester, so this course may be taken more than once. Registering at least two weeks prior to the course start date is highly recommended.</em>

Have you ever wanted to read Sappho in the original? Learn Ancient Greek with a dynamic veteran classics instructor. Starting with the alphabet and concepts such as noun inflection and verb conjugation, learn basic grammar through abundant practice exercises. Also, read short selections from original works of Greek literature, ranging from Homer to the New Testament.

<p>Building upon what was learned in&nbsp;<a data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.sps.nyu.edu/professional-pathways/courses/grek1-ce9001&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1619123218234000&amp;usg=AFQjCNHAVVN6EJAlW_Jd2Vi-1h52nRZOuQ" href="https://www.sps.nyu.edu/professional-pathways/courses/grek1-ce9001" target="_blank"><i>Greek: Modern I</i></a><i>,&nbsp;</i>this course focuses on strengthening your ability to communicate in Modern Greek accurately and effectively. Taught in Greek to the extent possible, this course is targeted to individual learners&rsquo; skill levels, professional goals, and interests. Through a variety of paired, small-group, and whole-class activities that rely on interaction and participation, you&rsquo;ll increase your fluency in the Greek language and your knowledge of Greek culture. With this dynamic and interactive instruction, gain the language skills to engage with greater ease in conversations, discussions, and professional communications in Greek. This course is best suited for high-beginners and above.&nbsp;<i>Registering at least two weeks prior to the course start date is highly recommended.</i></p>

If you have a basic knowledge of ancient Greek, use your skills to read and discuss an ancient Greek work that ranges from the timeless epics of Homer to the New Testament. In addition to a focus on grammar and syntax, this course includes an exploration of the historical background and literary interpretation of the selected readings. To the extent possible, commentaries are chosen based on their capacity to help build grammar and vocabulary. <em>Note: Content changes every semester, so this course may be taken more than once. Registering at least two weeks prior to the course start date is highly recommended.</em>