Greek Lessons | Online & In-person Greek classes in Athens, Kifisia
Greek Lessons online and in Athens for expats, travellers & heritage learners | private & group classes
We offer Greek lessons online and at our Greek school in Kifisia designed for adults who want to speak confidently in real-life situations. Whether you’re moving to Greece, reconnecting with your heritage, or planning your next trip to Greece, our Greek lessons combine grammar, conversation practice, and cultural immersion. Join our Greek classes (1:1 lessons or group) via Zoom or in-person in Kifisia, Athens.
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The story behind...📜
My name is Lydia Vantaraki, and I’m the founder of Oh my sweet Greece Greek language school.
This project began as a personal passion — to teach Greek as a living, breathing language full of meaning and feeling.
I design original materials inspired by real stories, sounds, and emotions, so that every lesson feels authentic and alive.
Over time, a small team of dedicated educators joined me, all sharing the same vision: to help learners connect deeply with Greek beyond just grammar and vocabulary. Together, we offer Greek lessons that are personal, thoughtful, and designed to help you truly think and feel in Greek.
Whether you are learning for heritage, travel, or simple curiosity, we’re here to warmly support your journey.
You’re welcome to start with a free Greek lesson and experience our approach firsthand.
Greek group lessons vs private classes: which is right for you? | Oh my sweet Greece
Greek group lessons vs private classes: which is right for you? The complete guide to choosing between Greek group lessons and private classes with real
From Greek class to Greek table
Learning Greek doesn’t stop when class end but it comes to life in everyday moments, like ordering at a taverna or asking for sparkling water. In this post, we’re sharing 4 real phrases our students often hear (and ask about!) when eating out in Greece. Whether you’re a beginner or brushing up your skills, these tips will help you feel more confident, connected, and ready to speak like a local.
Greek Past Tense rebels: the verbs that break all the rules
Struggling with irregular Greek past tense verbs in your Greek lessons? Discover the notorious -νω and -ζω verbs that transform unexpectedly and get practical strategies and techniques to memorize them.
Παρατατικός vs Αόριστος: how to choose the right Greek past tense
Confused about Greek past tense? Learn the difference between Αόριστος & Παρατατικός with real-life examples. Great for Greek lessons & self-study.
Greek audio story: Easter in the village
Listen to a Greek audio story about Easter & improve your listening skills. Perfect to enhance your Greek lessons with real-life language practice!
How to politely decline Greek Easter food
Learn essential phrases to politely decline Greek Easter food while respecting Greek hospitality. A cultural guide for language learners navigating traditional Easter meals.
When online learning comes to life: Practicing Greek in Greece on a special day at the Cycladic Museum
From online lessons to learning Greek in Greece! Join students as they go beyond online lessons to explore Athens’ Cycladic Museum, immersing themselves in culture, history, and the Greek language in real-life settings.”
Learn Greek verbs: key phrases for students in class
Learn the most common Greek verbs for students in class with practical examples! Perfect for Greek for beginners, this guide helps you practice essential verbs in real classroom settings to improve your Greek quickly.
Kind words about our Greek lessons from Oh my sweet Greece students
