I am Konstantina, and I teach Greek the way I wish it had been taught to me: by talking. Private lessons built around your level, your goals and your pace, until Greek stops being a subject and starts being yours.
This is the first question I ask everyone, because it changes everything about how we work. Pick the one that sounds most like you.
Homer is back on the biggest screens in the world, and half his story is quietly sitting in your own vocabulary already. These are still living, everyday Greek words. Tap any of them and hear how they sound today.
Here is the part people find surprising: this is not a dead language you admire from a distance. It is still spoken, still arguing, still ordering coffee. You can learn to speak it.
Start with a free lessonOne to one, live with me. The whole hour is yours: no waiting your turn, no keeping up with anyone else.
Talking to family, ordering with confidence, handling daily life in Greece, or simply loving the language. I build every lesson around what you actually want to do in Greek.
In a private lesson there is nowhere to hide, and that is exactly the point. Gently, patiently, you leave every session having really spoken Greek out loud.
We find slots that work for your life and your time zone. When things get busy we adjust, and we pick up exactly where we left off.
We linger on the tricky parts and race ahead when something clicks. Nobody is comparing you to anyone. Mistakes are simply how I learn what to teach you next.
You will never be put on the spot. That is a promise.
A relaxed chat so we can meet, find your level and talk about what you want from Greek. Nothing to prepare.
I put together a plan around your goals and your pace, and we agree the rhythm that suits your week.
Live one to one lessons where you do the talking, with notes to keep and gentle practice in between.
A little taste of how we work together. Turn your sound on, and try slow mode if it goes too fast.
There is no agency behind this and no rotating list of teachers. When you book, you get me: the same face every week, someone who remembers your sister's name and the word you keep forgetting.
I am from Glyfada in Athens, I studied Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Athens, and I have been teaching since 2015. Which is a formal way of saying I spent years studying how people learn before I ever taught anyone a Greek verb.
My favourite moment is still the one where someone hears themselves finish a whole sentence in Greek and pauses, quietly surprised at their own voice.
Read my story"I had been holidaying in Greece for years and always felt like a tourist looking in. This spring I ordered, chatted with the owner and understood the joke. It was a completely different trip."
"My grandparents spoke Greek at home and I only ever answered in English. Last month I called my aunt in Athens and we talked for forty minutes. I had to sit down afterwards."
"I have no Greek family at all, just a love of the place. Konstantina never once made me feel like an impostor, and now I read the signs, the menus and half the songs."
Right now every lesson is private one to one, which is the fastest way to get you speaking. I am putting together small circles of three to five learners at the same level for those who would like to practise alongside others. Ask me to add you to the list when you book.
Your first lesson with me is free. One relaxed conversation and we will know exactly where to begin.
Book your free first lesson