Modern Greek Textbooks

• Sophocles Ch. Andreades, A text book of modern Greek: an easy and methodical study of Greek with exercises (with a foreword by F. F. Bruce) Manchester, 1974.

• Ann Arpajolu, Modern spoken Greek for English-speaking students, New York, Arts, 1982.

• G. Babiniotis, (et al.) Hellenike Glossa, Athens: Lambrakis Foundation, 1993.

• Berlitz Schools of Languages of America, Berlitz Greek for travelers, edited by the staff of the Berlitz Schools of Languages under the direction of Robert Strumpen-Darrie and Charles F. Berlitz, New York, Grosset & Dunlap, 1966.

• S. Chiotopoulou-Mauroulia,Ta Nea Hellenika gia xenoglossous: amese methodos didaskalias, Athena: S. Photiades, 1965.

• S. Chiotopoulou-Mauroulia, Ta nea hellenika gia xenoglossous: optikoakoustike methodos, (2nd ed.) Athena: S. Mavroulia, 1982-1983.

• P. Constantinou, How to say it in Greek: a phrase-book in Modern Greek, (2nd. ed. ), London: Zeno, 1959.

• D. Demetra and Marineta Papacheimona, Hellenika tora 1 + 1:dialogues, texts, exercises,grammar, vocabulary, Athens: Nostos, 1992.

• D. Demetra and Marineta Papacheimona, Hellenika tora 2 + 2: dialogues, texts, exercises,grammar, vocabulary, Athens: Nostos, 1992.

• Peter Bien, Dimitri Gondicas, John Rassias, Andromache Karanika, Chrysanthi Yiannakou-Bien, GREEK TODAY: A COURSE IN THE MODERN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE. Hanover, New Hampshire: University Press of New England, 2004. ISBN 1-58465-033-8. www.upne.com

  telephone: 603 448-1533.

  Also: GREEK TODAY WORKBOOK. ISBN 1-58465-395-7.

• Peter Bien, John Rassias and Chrysanthi Bien (in collaboration with Christos Alexiou),

  . Demotic Greek II: Ho hiptamenos thalamos (The flying telephone booth), Hanover: University Press of New England, 1982.

• Anne Farmakides, Advanced modern Greek: including an addendum with answers to exercises, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983

• Anne Farmakides, A manual of Modern Greek, I: for university students, elementary to intermediate, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983.

• Anne Farmakides,A Manual of modern Greek, II: for native speakers, elementary to intermediate, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983.

• Anne Farmakides, Modern Greek reader, I: language and civilization, intermediate, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983. [3rd ed.]

• Anne Farmakides, Modern Greek reader, II: introduction to literature, intermediate to advanced, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983

• Anne Farmakides, Modern Greek reader: post-elementary and intermediate, (2nd ed.), Montreal, 1974.

• P. Sapountzis, A. Sapountzis and C.T. Hodge, Greek intermediate reader Washington: Foreign Service Institute (U.S.), 1961.

• Katerina Harris, Colloquial Greek, London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1977.

• F. Kavoukopoulos, E. Koutsomitopoulou, M. Argyroudi, B. Dagkli, Nea Hellenika gia arxarious, Nefeli/University of Crete, 1997.

• Romanos Kahane, Spoken Greek: Basic Course, Silver Spring, Md., Pub. for the United States armed forces by the Linguistic society of America and the Intensive language program, American Council of Learned Societies, 1945-46.

• Helen Dendrinou Kolias Readings in Modern Greek Literature. For Intermediate and Advanced Students of Modern Greek and Others Interested in Modern Greek Literature but Lacking the Vocabulary to Understand It, Crestwood, NY: Caratzas, 2001.

• Ta Nea Hellenika gia xenous, Synergasia ton didaskalisson tes hellenikes tou Aristoteleiou Panepistemiou Thessalonikes, Thessalonike: To Panepistemion, 1974.

• Peter Nychis, Conversational Greek, Brookline,MA, 1972.

• George Pappageotes, Cortina's Modern Greek in 20 lessons: intended for self-study and for use in schools (2nd. ed.) New York: R.D. Cortina Co., 1960.

• A. Sofroniou, Teach yourself Modern Greek (with a phonetic introduction by J.T. Pring), London: Teach Yourself Books, 1969.

• Marianna Spanaki and Alexandra Georgakopoulou, eds. A Reader in Greek Sociolinguistics, Studies in Modern Greek Language, Culture and Communication. Publishers: Peter Lang 2003. ISBN 3-906764-89-3

• Evris Tsakirides, Spoken Greek, (2nd ed.), Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1992.

• Philippaki-Warburton, Irene, David Holton, Peter Mackridge, Greek: a Comprehensive Grammar, London: Routledge, an imprint of Taylor & Francis Books Ltd., 1997.

• Smaro Vogiatzidou, Learning Modern Greek as a foreign/second language: A communicative approach, University Studio Press ( [email protected] )

Revised February 21, 2005