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[stelioskyriacou]

Greek, please! Greek Courses at the Cyprus University of Technology Language Centre

The Cyprus University of Technology Language Centre offers Greek language courses of all levels to the wider public. The courses follow the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (A1-C2). The courses are open to non-native speakers who are interested in learning or improving their knowledge of the Greek language. Courses aim at the simultaneous development of all language skills, namely reading, writing, listening, and speaking in authentic situations.


For more information, please contact the Language Centre: +357 25 00 27 08, Mob: +357 99 75 71 16, Costa Haraki 8, 3115, Lemesos.
Fax: +357 25 00 26 34, e-mail: [email protected]

http://www.cut.ac.cy/languagecentre/courses/public/?languageId=1

[CBBB]

Why are there no courses in Cypriot?

[stelioskyriacou]

There are!

[kurupetos]

There are!

Cancel them.

[CBBB]

There are!

Where?

[stelioskyriacou]

is incorporated into the greek course

[kurupetos]

is incorporated into the greek course

[Me Ed]

CBBB raises a very valid point.

There's no point teaching a non-native speaker Greek unless they are living in Greece - it has to be Cypriot if they are going to get the best out of living in Cyprus.

[GreekIslandGirl]

CBBB raises a very valid point.

There's no point teaching a non-native speaker Greek unless they are living in Greece - it has to be Cypriot if they are going to get the best out of living in Cyprus.

What do you know? Do you think people are going to spend their whole time conversing with peasants (like me ) in fields?

[Me Ed]

CBBB raises a very valid point.

There's no point teaching a non-native speaker Greek unless they are living in Greece - it has to be Cypriot if they are going to get the best out of living in Cyprus.

What do you know? Do you think people are going to spend their whole time conversing with peasants (like me ) in fields?

I can only assume from what you say that

a) you have never been to Greece or,
b) if you have been to Greece, you never had to adapt your language significantly so that they can actually understand what you are saying.