| The predominant language
in Greece is Modern Greek (Demotike), with its origins dating back 3,500
years. English and French are also used as well as, to a lesser degree,
German. Tourism is one of the largest trades in Greece, so visitors should
get by with a basic understanding of any of these languages.
The main problem with a holiday
in Greece is that you can feel totally illiterate. The Greek alphabet differs
from the Roman one used in most Western countries, and not all street signs
are written in both. But here are some useful phrases for you with the
phonetic spelling. |
