‘Sta Ellinika’ app for Greeks abroad launched by Greece’s Foreign Ministry

·

Greece’s Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister, Kostas Vlasis, has launched a free platform called ‘Sta Ellinika’ for Greeks abroad to learn about the Greek language, mythology and culture from home.

Having started our own #KeepItGreek campaign, The Greek Herald encourages all our readers to download the app to ensure our Greek language and culture is maintained during this uncertain time.

The platform consists of courses targeted at different age groups:

  • Kids aged 4+ (Greek for Preschool and Kindergarten).
  • Kids aged 6+ (Beginners Greek for ages 6-8).
  • Kids ages 9+ (Beginners Greek).

The courses cover topics ranging from basic Greek grammar and spelling, to Greek mythology and historical events such as Greek Independence Day.

They will also be updated throughout the summer and can be accessed from the computer, mobile phone or tablet.

Find out more information here.

Monument to migration - Mother's Day

Advertisement

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Advertisement

Latest News

How Commodore John Stavridis commemorates ANZAC Day every year

Every year, on April 25, Australians honour all those who have fallen, those who have served and all of those who continue to serve.

Australian track and field athlete Mikeala Selaidinakos aims to qualify for Paris Olympics

On Thursday 25 April, Australian track and field athlete Mikeala Selaidinakos will depart for the World Athletics Relays Bahamas 24.

‘I get closer to my faith’: Greek Orthodox people on the importance of fasting for Easter

With Orthodox Easter around the corner, the Lent period leading up to Holy Saturday and Anastasi continues.

Honouring the memory of dual ANZAC Constantine Aroney BEM at his restored grave

Each year on ANZAC Day we commemorate those who fought and died at Gallipoli in 1915 and those brave men and women who have fought since.

Women’s justice champ unveils the untold story of WWII ANZACs from Brunswick to Greece

Phil Cleary's latest project, “Gladys and the Brunswick Boys,” delves into the experiences of World War II ANZACs who fought in Greece.

You May Also Like

Dimitra Pavlou’s tennis dream to become a world-class player

The Greek Herald speaks exclusively with Dimitra Pavlou ahead of her participation in the Australia Open junior tournament.

Seminar to look at Greek Australian women and welfare advocacy in the 1970s

Dr. Alexandra Dellios, will present a lecture on the significant contributions of Greek-Australian women to the field of social welfare.

Greece and Israel sign first agreement strengthening natural disaster preparedness

Greece and Israel have this morning agreed to promote joint actions to strengthen their disaster preparedness.