Why is August 15th one of the most important days of the Greek summer?

Welcome to a new series from Learn Greek with Dimitra, where we learn Greek while discovering Greek traditions, culture, stories, and everyday life.

In today's episode, we'll talk about August 15th, or “Δεκαπενταύγουστος”, one of the biggest celebrations of the Greek summer.

You'll discover what Greeks traditionally do on this day, why families and friends come together, what happens in villages and islands, and why August 15th is closely connected with Greek summer, food, music, travel, and celebration.

This episode is designed for A1–A2 Greek learners and includes simple Greek, useful vocabulary, a natural dialogue, and listening practice.

• What Δεκαπενταύγουστος means
• How Greeks celebrate August 15th
• Useful Greek vocabulary
• Everyday expressions
• Greek traditions and culture
• Listening and reading practice
• A natural Greek dialogue

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Welcome to a brand-new series from Learn Greek with Dimitra!

In this series, you'll learn Greek while discovering the fascinating world of Greek mythology. Each episode combines simple Greek, useful vocabulary, and authentic stories from Ancient Greece, making learning both enjoyable and meaningful.

In today's episode, you'll discover why the Milky Way is called "Γαλαξίας" in Greek and learn the famous myth of Zeus, Hera, and Heracles.

This episode is perfect for A1–A2 Greek learners who want to improve their listening comprehension, expand their vocabulary, and explore Greek culture through storytelling.

🎧 In this episode you'll learn:

✅ Greek mythology in simple Greek

✅ New A1–A2 vocabulary

✅ Greek listening practice

✅ Greek culture and history

✅ The origin of the word Γαλαξίας (Galaxy)

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• Greek–English vocabulary

• Grammar notes

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Learn the Greek alphabet in a fun and easy way!

In this lesson, you'll learn the Greek letters together with colorful pictures and simple words. This lesson is perfect for children, beginners, parents, and anyone who wants to start learning Greek from the very beginning.

In this lesson you'll practice:

• The Greek alphabet
• Greek pronunciation
• Letter recognition
• Basic Greek vocabulary
• Listening and speaking

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