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Greek for English speakers

Greek English flashcards · learn Greek in English · Greek vocabulary

Master the 10,000 most common Greek words and 200 real-life phrases — with English translations, native audio and smart repetition. Free, no account needed.

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10 000most common Greek words
200everyday phrases
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The fastest way to learn Greek

These Greek flashcards are built for English speakers. Every card shows a Greek word chosen by real-world frequency, so you always study the vocabulary you will actually hear, read and use — explained in English.

Listen to native Greek pronunciation on every card, reveal the English translation, and mark whether you knew it. Cards you miss come back round after round until the whole Greek vocabulary is yours.

What's inside the Greek course

The course contains 10,200 cards: the 10,000 most frequent Greek words — from the very first words every Greek speaker uses daily down to the rich vocabulary of books and newspapers — plus 200 everyday expressions and idioms that make you sound natural.

Each card shows the Greek word, plays its pronunciation, and reveals the English translation when you're ready. More than 1,000 cards also include a small picture hint that helps anchor the word in your memory.

How it works

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Frequency first

Cards are ordered by how often Greek words are really used, so every minute of study pays off from day one.

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Native audio

Every card is spoken aloud in Greek, so your ears learn as fast as your eyes.

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Smart rounds

Missed a card? It comes back next round — and only the ones you missed. Repeat until nothing is left.

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Real phrases

Beyond single words: 200 everyday Greek expressions and idioms round out the course.

How a study session works

1. Listen and think

A Greek word appears and is read aloud. Take a second and try to recall what it means before revealing anything.

2. Reveal the answer

Tap the card or press Space to see the English translation. Comparing your guess with the answer is where the learning happens.

3. Grade yourself

Mark ✓ if you knew it or ✗ if you didn't — with a tap or the arrow keys. Be honest: your answer decides what comes back in the next round.

4. Repeat what you missed

When the round ends, only the cards you missed come back. Rounds get smaller and smaller until nothing is left — that's when the vocabulary is truly yours.

Your progress is saved automatically in your browser, so you can close the page and continue any time. On a keyboard: Space reveals the answer, → means known, ← means missed, R replays the audio.

Why frequency order beats everything else

In every language a small number of words does most of the work: the 1,000 most common Greek words cover roughly 85% of everyday speech, and the top 10,000 take you to near-complete understanding of conversations, films and articles.

That's why these flashcards follow strict frequency order. Instead of memorizing rare words you may never meet, you invest every minute in the Greek vocabulary with the highest payoff — from day one to fluency.

Your first Greek words

GreekEnglish
απόof, from
οthe
σεto, towards
καιand
σε, μέσα σεin, on
για, μέσωfor, through
πουthat, which
μεwith
αλλάbut
όπως, πώςas, how
ανif
ήor
A preview of the first cards in the Greek course — 10,200 in total.

Tips for learning Greek faster

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Make it a daily habit

Ten to fifteen minutes a day beats a two-hour session once a week. Little and often is how vocabulary sticks.

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Say every word out loud

Repeat after the audio. Speaking activates a second memory path and trains your pronunciation at the same time.

Trust the ✗ button

Marking a card as missed is not failure — it schedules exactly the repetition you need. The more honest you are, the faster you learn.

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Come back tomorrow

Words you learned yesterday fade unless you meet them again. Regular rounds refresh your memory just before you'd forget.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Greek course really free?

Yes — all 10,200 Greek flashcards are completely free, with no account, no ads and no limits. Open the course and start learning.

How many Greek words will I learn?

The course covers the 10,000 most frequent Greek words plus 200 everyday expressions, ordered by how often they appear in real Greek. The top 10,000 words let you understand the vast majority of everyday speech and text.

Do I need to install anything?

No. MegaFlashCards runs in your browser on any device, and your progress is saved automatically on your device.

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