Do you ever watch Antenna Satellite TV?
If so make sure and look for our new commercial. It airs throughout the day. Let us know what you think!
Learn Greek at home, learn Greek in the classroom, learn Greek online.
This commercial was written by Papaloizos Publciations and produced by Antenna TV.
If you love Greek food like we do, then you have most likely tasted Γεμιστά (Gemista) at one point or another.
But do you know why they are called Γέμισα?
After the insides are are removed, they are “stuffed” with rice and other chopped up vegetables. If you translate the Greek word Γεμιστά to English it literally means “stuffed.”
So next time you find yourself eating Γεμιστά, impress your friends by telling them how they got their name in Greek!
Dear Parents,
Have you seen Greek123′s newest DVD? Greek Songs for Children is comprised of fifteen fun sing along songs for the entire family. Children and parents can now learn Greek together while singing along with Anna, Niko and Professor Monster. A combination of animation and puppets will keep kids engaged for hours.
A great resource for learning Greek at home. Karaoke subtitles and optional Greek-English translations make learning Greek easy. If you have not yet seen the trailer, have a look. We think you will like it!
Dear Friends, make sure and check our word of the day each and every morning.
Do you have a word you would like translated or pronounced? Send our blogger an email at dimitri@greek123.com and we will try our best to add your word to the site!
Hey Kids! We have found our mascot Manoli. He has made it to Greece.
More news about Manoli’s adventure coming soon on our Kids Page!
Hey Kids don’t forget to follow our favorite mascot Manoli, as he travels through Greece! Visit our Kids page and learn new Greek words with Manoli’s daily blog. There you will find videos and photographs documenting Manoli’s daily adventures in the fun land of Greece.
Papaloizos Publications was proud to be a sponsor of the 89th Annual AHEPA Supreme Convention that was held in Miami Beach, Florida in July 2011. For 89 years AHEPA has been at the forefront of critical issues facing Greek-Americans. It’s telling to me that the founders of AHEPA chose to include the words Hellenic Education in their name. For those two words to become a part of the AHEPA name I can only assume the founders understood how important education would be to Greeks if they were to succeed in America.
American, Hellenic, Educational, Progressive are all words the passion that our company shares with AHEPA. That is why we are so pleased to be a partner with AHEPA in the fight to preserve our Greek language. We look forward to working hard with AHEPA, this year and in the years to come, to keep our language alive.
During the convention, we were also thankful to hold a discussion on The Greek Language in the 21st Century. There we discussed the danger of losing our beloved Greek language and as a result an important part of our culture and heritage.
We are pleased to announce our partnership with AHEPA. For over 88 years, the mission of the AHEPA family is to promote Hellenism, education, philanthropy, civic responsibility and family & individual excellence.
