If you are learning Greek and you're looking for grammar and vocabulary exercises to support your journey, Grego is for you.
Grammar exercises and vocabulary flashcards, both structured around the CEFR levels for Greek.
Grammar exercises and vocabulary flashcards, both structured around the CEFR levels for Greek.
Every exercise and vocabulary word moves through three states. You need 3 correct sessions on different days to reach Mastered — so you actually retain it, not just cram it once.
Not started yet.
Attempted once. Keep going.
3 sessions across different days.
Grego currently covers A1 Greek — the first level of the CEFR scale, which goes from A1 (complete beginner) to C2 (mastery). A2 is next, followed by B1 and beyond.
I'm building Grego because I kept hitting the same wall: I'd go to my weekly Greek class, feel like things were starting to click, and then show up the following week having forgotten most of it. Not because Greek is hard (which it is) — but because adult life gets in the way.
Finding two hours to sit down and properly study just doesn't happen as often as one would like.
What I do have is a 40-minute commute each way. I wanted to use that time to actually practise Greek.
Grego is designed to make practice possible in the gaps — on the bus, between meetings, whenever you have 10 minutes. It's not a replacement for lessons or a tutor. It's the thing that makes those lessons stick.
It's free and the content gets reviewed by natives before it goes live. If something is wrong, please email me at hello@grego.app.
I hope Grego is useful for your journey as well!