by Apostolia & Eleni | Oct 13, 2026 | Greek Language & Culture
A family argues over an inherited house. Someone admits that they can never resist dessert. A conversation brings up an old disagreement, and suddenly everyone has something to say. In Greek, each of these situations can be described through a myth. The house becomes...
by Apostolia & Eleni | Oct 11, 2026 | Greek Language & Culture
You may have met “π” in a maths lesson or seen “Ω” on an electrical device long before reading your first Greek word. The number π, approximately 3.14, connects a circle’s circumference with its diameter. “Ω” represents the ohm, the unit of electrical resistance....
