Greek Language

The modern greek language has her roots to the Ancient Greeks. The are dialects . In Sparta they had the Doric dialect., in Athens the had the Attic dialect and other dialects in other places. The common language was developed much later, afyer the Classical Age, in the years between 300 B.C. and 300 A.D. This language, that gradually became the common language of all Greeks, came from the Attic dialect and in particular the one spoken in Athens between 500 and 400 B.C., namely the time that Athens had reached the zenith of their glory.

Modern Greek language has unique virtues: expressibility, flexibility, composing power, productivity, which means that it composes and produces words according to the needs of the speaker.