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Greek Level 1 & 2 Set

Navigate your surroundings. This set includes Level 1 and 2 software. Interactive activities, sounds and images take you from the basics to more accomplished conversational skills.

Inside the box, you'll find:

  • Version 3 Personal Edition CD-ROM software for Levels 1 & 2 (Windows/Mac)
  • Headset microphone
  • User’s guide
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Level 1 Examples

Greek Level 1 Screenshot 1 Greek Level 1 Screenshot 2

Level 2 Examples

Greek Level 2 Screenshot 1 Greek Level 2 Screenshot 2

What You'll Learn

This set will help you:

  • Learn the basics.
  • Build intermediate-level conversational skills.
  • Spell and write accurately.
  • Speak without a script.
  • Retain what you’ve learned.
  • Read and understand your new language.

Sample topics include:

  • Age, family relations, household items
  • Questions, greetings, introductions
  • Times of day, calendar terms, the weather
  • Directions, locations, telling time
  • Present, past and future tense
  • Apologies and polite requests
  • How to order at a restaurant and give and receive directions
  • Emotions, opinions, and ideas

About Greek

The Greek language is mainly spoken in Greece and Cyprus. Greek communities around the globe also speak Greek as either their first or second language. An estimated 15 million people speak Greek worldwide.

Greek Learning Tips

  • Every word in Greek is marked with a stress. This indicates where the emphasis is placed when the word is pronounced. Words with only one syllable remain unstressed.
  • In Greek, every letter corresponds to one distinct sound. There are a few exceptions that Rosetta Stone will help you learn.
  • There are three genders, or categories, of Greek nouns: masculine, feminine, and neuter.
  • Greek noun, adjective, and pronoun endings change depending on their position in the sentence, their gender, and whether they are singular or plural.
  • In Greek, the pronoun is usually dropped from sentences because its meaning is conveyed by the ending of the verbs. Pronouns are used mainly for emphasis.
  • To convey politeness, Greek speakers will use the plural form of a verb.
  • In written Greek, a question is followed by a ‘;’ punctuation marker.

Requirements for Rosetta Stone User Workstations

  • Windows (32-bit editions only) 2000, XP or Vista, Mac OS X 10.4 or 10.5
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 1 GHz or faster processor speed
  • 600 MB free hard-drive space (per level)
  • 16-bit sound card
  • 800 x 600 display resolution (1024 x 768 recommended)
  • Internet or phone connection required for product activation
  • Speech recognition feature requires a headset microphone (USB recommended)
  • 16X CD-ROM Drive (for installation)

Additional Requirements for Online Products

  • High-speed internet connection
  • Browsers: Internet Explorer 6sp1, Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 2.0, Safari 2 and Safari 3
  • Flash 9 plug-in installed on browser

Note for Microsoft® Windows Vista™ users:

Current Rosetta Stone® products have been engineered to install and run on the Windows Vista operating system. Some 3rd party components used in Rosetta Stone products have not been certified by Microsoft as ‘Vista Compliant’. Accordingly, you may encounter some Vista-related operating issues. Rosetta Stone technical support may or may not be able to resolve these Vista-related issues. Rosetta Stone hereby disclaims any representations, warranties, guaranties and conditions with respect to the compatibility of the Rosetta Stone products with the Windows Vista operating systems.