10.07.2017
It includes common, everyday phrases translated into Arabic and Farsi, an illustrated vocabulary, a brief grammar guide and simple exercises. It is accompanied by audio tracks in the Greek language for audiovisual practice.
It constitutes a useful tool for teachers who teach Greek as a foreign language in reception classes.
It is distributed by METAdrasi free of charge.
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