A2 - Elementary
Build confidence in everyday Greek
A structured continuation of A1, aligned with CEFR A2 and the proficiency descriptors of the Centre for the Greek Language (CGL).
What you will learn at A2
At A2, learners expand their ability to communicate in everyday situations and become more confident using Greek in their daily lives.
The course helps learners move beyond basic phrases and begin expressing themselves more independently. Learners develop the language skills needed to talk about experiences, routines, plans, preferences, and practical matters while interacting more comfortably with Greek speakers.
According to CEFR & ΚΕΓ, by the end of A2 learners can:
- understand frequent expressions related to daily life
- communicate in simple, direct exchanges
- describe experiences, habits, and immediate needs
- handle short social interactions
- write simple connected texts on familiar topics.
Language skills
The course develops all four language skills through practical communication activities and real-life situations that learners encounter while living, travelling, studying, or working in Greece.
Listening
Students can understand:
short, clear dialogues
announcements and instructions related to daily life
simple conversations about work, family, shopping, travel
Speaking
Learners can:
describe their routine, habits, and personal background
talk about plans and preferences
handle simple transactions (shops, cafés, transport)
ask for clarification and respond appropriately
Reading
Learners can understand:
short articles and descriptions
simple emails, messages, and notes
everyday texts such as menus, timetables, signs.
Writing
Learners can:
write short paragraphs
describe experiences and events
write simple emails and messages with connected sentences.
Core Language Structures
(Aligned with CEFR & ΚΕΓ)
Present tense (revision + irregular verbs)
Past tenses: Aorist (simple past) & Imperfect (basic use)
Future tense (θα + verb)
Adjectives (agreement, common patterns)
Adverbs of frequency & manner
Object pronouns (με, σε, τον, την, το, μας, σας, τους)
Basic modal expressions (μπορώ, πρέπει)
Comparatives & superlatives (basic forms)
Prepositions & cases in everyday use
Forming simple complex sentences (ότι, γιατί, όταν)
Topics & themes
According to CGL thematic areas:
- Daily routine and lifestyle
- Work and studies
- Food, shopping and services
- Health and appointments
- Travel, transportation and directions
- Free time, hobbies and social life
- Weather and seasons
- Introduction to Greek culture and everyday customs.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
- talk about their daily life, habits, and experiences
- describe past events and future plans
- participate in simple social interactions with greater confidence
- ask for and give directions
- handle common situations related to travel, shopping, and services
- express preferences, likes, dislikes, and basic opinions
- write short connected texts on familiar topics.
Is this level right for you?
Thiw level is right for:
- Students who have completed A1
- Learners who can already use basic Greek and want to communicate more independently
- People living in Greece or visiting regularly
- Anyone who wants to feel more confident in everyday conversations and practical situations.
Requirements
Completion of A1 or equivalent knowledge.
Ready to move beyond the basics?
If you can already introduce yourself, ask simple questions, and handle basic interactions in Greek, A2 will help you communicate more naturally, understand more of the language around you, and participate more confidently in everyday life.
Book a placement meeting to discuss whether A2 is the right level for you.