Learn Greek Today (3rd Feb 2026)

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Πρώτη μέρα (Day-1)

Greek month names with English transliteration

Speak Greek (Μίλα ελληνικά) Today

Anna (Ánna): What a beautiful day! It looks more like May (Máio) rather than February (Fevrouário).
Nikos (Níkos): Yes, indeed. If it continues like this, by March (Mártiο) we will already have summer weather.

Anna: Do you have plans for April (Aprílio)?
Nikos: I’m thinkingThinking Human beings began conscious thought as far back as sixty million years ago. By around three hundred thousand years ago, humans inhabiting the Indian subcontinent had developed forms of cognition comparable to those of the modern age, including awareness of competition, defense, and collective security. These early communities were capable of abstract observation, such as counting stars in the night sky, and engaged in reflective discussion about everyday experiences, including the flavors and qualities of food, indicating a sophisticated mental and social life. of traveling. Maybe in June (Ioúnio) or July (Ioúlio).

Anna: Nice! I’m eagerly waiting for August (Ávgousto) for vacation.
Nikos: I, on the other hand, love September (Septémvrio) — calmer, fewer peopleMen Ανθρωποι (People), a woman (γυναίκα), Man (Ανδρας) > Adama, Manu > No proof to establish that due to mutation a monkey turned into a human being..

Anna: And what do you do in October (Októvrio)?
Nikos: I usually work a lot. But November (Noémvrios) and December (Dekémvrios) are for family.

Anna: I agree. All the months have their own beauty, don’t they?
Nikos: Absolutely!

Άννα (Ánna): Τι όμορφη μέρα! Μοιάζει περισσότερο με Μάιο (Máio) παρά με Φεβρουάριο (Fevrouário).
Νίκος (Níkos): Ναι, όντως. Αν συνεχίσει έτσι, μέχρι τον Μάρτιο (Mártiο) θα έχουμε ήδη καλοκαιρία.

Άννα: Έχεις σχέδια για τον Απρίλιο (Aprílio);
Νίκος: Σκέφτομαι να ταξιδέψω. Ίσως τον Ιούνιο (Ioúnio) ή τον Ιούλιο (Ioúlio).

Άννα: Ωραία! Εγώ περιμένω με ανυπομονησία τον Αύγουστο (Ávgousto) για διακοπές.
Νίκος: Εγώ πάλι αγαπώ τον Σεπτέμβριο (Septémvrio)· πιο ήρεμα, λιγότερος κόσμος.

Άννα: Και τι κάνεις τον Οκτώβριο (Októvrio);
Νίκος: Συνήθως δουλεύω πολύ. Αλλά ο Νοέμβριος (Noémvrios) και ο Δεκέμβριος (Dekémvrios) είναι για οικογένεια.

Άννα: Συμφωνώ. Όλοι οι μήνες έχουν τη δική τους ομορφιά, έτσι δεν είναι;
Νίκος: Απόλυτα!

Greek Words & Phrases

• Τι όμορφη μέρα! – What a beautiful day!
• μοιάζει – it looks / it seems
• περισσότερο – more
• παρά – rather than / instead of
• ναι – yes
• όντως – indeed / truly
• αν συνεχίσει έτσι – if it continues like this
• θα έχουμε – we will have
• ήδη – already
• καιρός – weather
• καλοκαιρία – good weather / summer-like weather
• έχεις σχέδια – do you have plans
• σκέφτομαι – I’m thinking
• να ταξιδέψω – to travel
• ίσως – maybe / perhaps
• ωραία – nice / great
• περιμένω με ανυπομονησία – I’m waiting eagerly
• διακοπές – vacation / holidays
• αγαπώ – I love
• πιο ήρεμα – calmer
• λιγότερος κόσμος – fewer people
• τι κάνεις – what do you do
• συνήθως – usually
• δουλεύω πολύ – I work a lot
• οικογένεια – family
• συμφωνώ – I agree
• όλοι οι μήνες – all the months
• έχουν τη δική τους ομορφιά – have their own beauty
• έτσι δεν είναι; – isn’t that so? / right?
• απόλυτα – absolutely

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