Vocabulary with spaced repetition
Around 750 Greek words across 40 topics: home, food, doctor, work, travel. Cards with audio and illustrations show up exactly when you're ready to review — no burnout.
Open the dictionary →Open Telegram or the website and you're already learning Greek: vocabulary, grammar, reading, phrases, culture. Nothing to download. Progress syncs between phone and laptop, and the core modules are not behind a future paywall.
This format is for people who want to start now, without downloads or payments, and fit Greek into a normal day.
Around 750 Greek words across 40 topics: home, food, doctor, work, travel. Cards with audio and illustrations show up exactly when you're ready to review — no burnout.
Open the dictionary →A2–B2 topics split into 5–7 minute lessons: rule in plain words, mini quiz, link to a related topic. No need to read a 400-page textbook.
Go to topics →Texts adapted by level. Any unknown word — tap to see the translation in a tooltip. Comprehension questions in exam style, but without a stopwatch.
Start reading →Conjugation across 5 tenses and 6 persons, irregulars like βλέπω → είδα, a separate session for «weak» forms. Free in both Telegram and the browser.
Train verbs →Not «1000 phrases in a list» — ready-made dialogues: book a doctor, ask for directions, enrol a child in school, order in a taverna. Each scenario has a few short exercises.
Open scenarios →A set of pictures with key vocabulary and a sample description in Greek. Train your spoken Greek at home — on the exact part that comes up in the B1/B2 exam.
Browse pictures →Only what is actually asked on the citizenship exam, and what stops you from feeling like a tourist: symbols, holidays, key dates.
Open culture →There's no «mandatory program», no penalty for missing a day. Pick a pace at which you actually won't quit.
5–7 minutes at a time: a few word cards and a short phrasebook bit over coffee. Goal — don't quit, hold on for 30 days.
20 minutes a day: vocabulary, one grammar topic and a short reading text. In 2–3 months you handle shops and street talk confidently.
All modules in rotation plus review. Goal — close A2 or B1 citizenship requirements in a few months.
What you actually get from a Telegram-based app compared with the common ways of learning Greek for free.
| YouTube | PDF textbook | Language app | GreekMentor | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Real price | Free + ads | Free or €0–20 | Trial, then paid | Free, no trial |
| Download required | — | PDF, 300+ pages | App from the store | Opens in Telegram |
| Greek-specific | Scattered channels | ✓ | Sometimes no | ✓ |
| Active practice | — | Writing only | ✓ | ✓ |
| «What to do today» | — | You decide | ± | ✓ |
| Cyprus-specific topics | Rarely | — | — | ✓ |
| No ads | — | ✓ | Paid only | ✓ |
A free set of topics that covers the first weeks of life in Greece or Cyprus — without a tutor and without a municipal language course.
If a citizenship exam or Πιστοποιητικό is on the horizon, you can build the base without a tutor or paid courses.
The full free Greek course is available in the Telegram bot GreekMentorBot: alphabet, reading, 700+ words with audio, verb conjugation in 5 tenses, and spaced repetition of weak forms. The same content works in the browser on the website — no download, no subscription, no ads.
The «Cyprus History & Culture» module covers 5 key citizenship-exam topics: geography, politics, history, culture and public services — 224 auto-graded questions with material in Russian and Greek. Weak topics are repeated via SRS, and you can study 10 minutes a day in the Telegram bot or on the website — no subscription.
No catch. The project grows as an educational platform without ads or data resale. Future paid add-ons may appear (deep oral-speech grading), but the core modules stay free.
Only what you already have. You probably have Telegram installed — that's enough. Alternatively open the site in any browser, log in by email and use the full course without any download.
Yes, that's the whole idea. 5 minutes daily beats 2 hours once every two weeks. Spaced repetition and short tasks are designed for micro-sessions.
Yes. You can start at the very beginning: alphabet, reading, simple words. Every card has a translation and audio, you don't need any prior knowledge.
Content is identical, syncing is instant. Telegram is handier on a phone and on the move; the site is better for laptops and longer texts. Mix and match.
Up to A2–B1 — yes, absolutely. For confident spoken Greek a tutor still helps, but by then you already know grammar and 700+ words, so paid lessons give noticeably more value.
No. GreekMentor is not an official examination center and does not issue certificates. It is an independent learning service that helps you practice regularly and prepare for exam-style tasks.
A full Greek course with no download, no payment and no ads. Right in the messenger or in your browser — whatever feels easier.