Well, this is how I do it....

[Jim]

I don't rely on just one method, I use every resource I can get my hands on - here's a short list of the main ones:-

Face to face lessons at the CLL at Newcastle - by far the most valuable resource!

The Greek audio course at Kypros.org - I stick 5 on a CD and play it continuously in the car. When everything sounds familiar, I move on to the next 5 - I'm onto lessons 40 - 45 at the mo.

VTrain vocabulary trainer - I reckon vocabulary is more important than grammar for communication - although obviously you need a bit of both.

Listening to as much Greek radio and TV on the internet as possible.

and of course:
Going to Greece as often as possible!

I think that's about it!

[admin]

A multi-approach is definitely more effective. Keep your eyes and ears open for new exciting resources. We are only limited by our imagination 

[Clara]

I loved the part of going to Greece! Face to face lessons would be great...only I live in Lisbon. Kypros is great and I have all the lessons printed, but my computer has no sound now and for the next 6 months. I am loaded with money at the moment. The same goes for Greek radio and Tv. But! I have a dear Greek friend who does everything possible to help me. Friendship is also an excellent way to learn Greek.. Bilingual books or the same books in Greek and any language I know is also extremely useful. And so is being very stubborn...

[zenzenas]

Happy New Year,
I would like practice greek language by watching movies is greek. But where I could find?

[stavros]

You can find Greek films on DVD with English and French subtitles in BIBLIAGORA. Here is the link to the relevant page http://www.bibliagora.co.uk/learn_greek_books.php

Enjoy

[admin]

Watch Greek movies online at http://www.greek-movies.com/

[pisyoana]

I watch a lot of greek tv and I love " My big fat wedding"
So greek..