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Cretan Dakos – A Delicious Greek Salad

Did you ever order a “Cretan Dakos”? Greece is known for its delicious food, healthy dishes and lots of salads. One of the dishes you can usually find on the tavern menu, under “salads”, is the “dakos”. It is a traditional salad, from the island of Crete. But even if you visit other parts of […]

Greek Vocabulary With A Song By Rena Morfi

Learning Greek vocabulary through music is not only useful,  it’s also a lot of fun!Below, you can enjoy a beautiful and popular Greek song by Rena Morfi, while reading along with the lyrics. So turn up the volume, sing along (even if it’s just the chorus!), and let your Greek improve. One song at a […]

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Let’s watch a Greek Movie – Christmas Tango

Let’s watch a  Greek Movie; Christmas Tango! It looks like the ideal movie to watch around Christmas!   Here we’re presenting you a Greek drama film, Christmas Tango (in Greek: Το Τανγκό των Χριστουγέννων), which was directed by Nikos Koutelidakis and based on a novel by Yannis Xanthoulis. It is a story about love, loss and […]

Wildfires in Greece: How to save your life in case of emergency

Wildfires in Greece, unfortunately occur every summer season. Every Greek knows that high temperatures in combination with strong winds, often lead to wildfires. And this is what happened once again this month of July and August… We keep our fingers crossed that the existing fires will come to an end soon, and that the remaining […]

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Lambros Fisfis: When Everyday Life Turns into Comedy

Stand-up comedian Fisfis has gained in popularity, thanks to his ability to turn mundane everyday situations into an endless source of laughter through his sarcasm and expressiveness. So, let us introduce you to well-loved Greek stand-up comedian, actor and screenwriter Lambros Fisfis. All this, while improving your Greek of course 🙂

Where To Stay In North Athens? [Maroussi, Kifissia,..]

Where to stay in North Athens?  – Close to the Green Metro Line 1 Omilo students booking a Greek course in Athens stay all over the city and commute by public transport to Marousi (North Athens) where the Omilo Greek Language school is located. For directions to the Omilo, please click here