Attic Greek Foundations I
A complete-beginner, reading-first course influenced by Athenaze and modern core-vocabulary work. Every lesson adds a small word bank and uses Greek in controlled sentences before expanding the grammar.
Learn first. Then use it.
- 01Understand
Read one focused explanation without repeated summaries or filler.
- 02See it work
Language lessons place new grammar and vocabulary inside a real sentence.
- 03Apply
Answer questions that require recognition and reasoning, not copied wording.
- 04Build
Carry core words, concepts, and source habits into the next lesson.
A guided path in 12 short steps.
Each lesson moves from a focused explanation to an example and aligned checks. Sources remain one click away throughout.
- 018 min→
The alphabet through real words
Decode the twenty-four letters and final sigma in a handful of frequent words.
- 028 min→
Breathings, accents, and sound
Recognize the marks around a Greek word without letting them prevent basic reading.
- 038 min→
Your first Greek clauses
Read simple statements and see how verb endings identify singular and plural actors.
- 048 min→
The article as a map
Use ὁ, ἡ, τό to recognize gender, number, and case.
- 058 min→
Subjects and objects
Use nominative and accusative forms to determine who acts on whom.
- 068 min→
First-declension nouns
Recognize common feminine and masculine first-declension patterns.
- 078 min→
Second-declension nouns and neuters
Read common -ος masculine and -ον neuter nouns.
- 088 min→
Present active verbs
Recognize all six present active persons and read a verb without an expressed pronoun.
- 098 min→
Being and describing
Use εἰμί and adjective agreement in identifying and descriptive clauses.
- 108 min→
Genitive and dative relationships
Recognize possession, source, recipient, location, and means in controlled phrases.
- 118 min→
Prepositions and particles
Use small, frequent words to map place and follow an argument.
- 1210 min→
Read a connected Attic story
Combine articles, cases, present verbs, εἰμί, and particles without transliterating every word.