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Fygame! Greek Language Book – Off we go to learn Greek! + AUDIO

Fygame! Φύγαμε για ελληνικά!  The Story Behind Omilo’s Greek Language Book How do you keep improving your Greek after returning home from an intensive language course in Greece? This was a question we often heard from Omilo students,  and it eventually led to the creation of «Φύγαμε για ελληνικά!» (Fygame gia Ellinika – Off we […]

The Omilo song(s)!

Finding the Omilo Song; Over the years, we often wondered whether Omilo should have its own  song. But how could we possibly choose one? Greek music offers such an incredible variety of styles, singers and composers that choosing just one song to represent Omilo always seemed impossible. At Omilo, we dance to traditional Greek music, go […]

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More Than Greek Lessons: Lifelong Friendships at Omilo

Celebrating 30 Years of Omilo: Reflections from Our Students In 2026, Maya and Dimitris are celebrating 30 years of Omilo, and we are delighted that so many students have been sending us their feedback, memories and personal reflections. Reading these messages means a great deal to us. They make us extremely happy, bring back many […]

30 Years Omilo; How to Enter Our Prize Draw & get an anniversary discount

Omilo Celebrates 30 Years … And you can help us spread the word! This year is a very special one for Omilo: we are celebrating our 30th anniversary! Thirty years of teaching Greek, sharing Greek culture, exploring beautiful places together, and, most importantly, meeting thousands of wonderful students from all over the world. If you […]

An Omilo song! Performed and created by Omilo students :-)

The Omilo Song Is Here! After 27 years of organising Omilo Greek Language and Culture courses, we finally have our very own Omilo song! And what makes it even more special? It was written and performed by Omilo students. During our September  course on Syros island, Stephanie from Canada and Ellen from the USA met for […]

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How Can I Start Learning Greek? A Beginner’s Guide

Are you interested to learn Greek? Then here some tips how to go from the Greek alphabet to conversations; —>start Greek with the right foundations Learning Greek is not just about grammar and vocabulary. It’s about: Speaking with locals Feeling closer to the culture Understanding songs Reading signs without translating Connecting to history, philosophy, and […]