ΤΕΙ ΘΕΣΣΑΛΟΝΙΚΗΣ/ LINGUA PROGRAM

Lingua Action 2-Development of Tools and Materials

Re: 90085-CP-1-2001-1-GR-LINGUA-L2

Project: HelloNet (http://hellonet.teithe.gr)

SYLLABUS

LESSONS	COMMUNICATIVE EVENTS	GLOSSARY	GRAMMAR - SYNTAX
The Greek Alphabet			- presentation of the Greek alphabet
Lesson 1 What’s your name? How are you? Where are you from?	Social interactions: Ø Greetings, e.g. Hi, how are you? Ø Introductions/ acquaintances, e.g. What’s your name? My name is Mary.	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events, proper nouns - expressions to get someone’s attention	- the definite article, 3 genders, singular - the indefinite article, 3 genders, singular - the final -ν - nominative – accusative of the personal pronoun - the interrogative pronoun ποιος (who) - indicative of the Present tense of the verb είμαι (to be) (affirmative - question – negative forms) - indicative of the Present tense of the type Α verbs e.g. κάνω – κάνεις (do) (affirmative - question – negative forms)
Lesson 2 How old are you? What is your job? Family tree	Information exchange on: Ø age, e.g. How old are you? Ø profession, e.g. What is your job? Ø marital status, e.g. Are you married? Ø residence, e.g. Where do your parents live?	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - the family tree - the numbers 0 -10	- the definite article, 3 genders, plural - the genitive of the personal pronoun - masculine nouns ending in -ης e.g. ο καθηγητής (the professor) - feminine nouns ending in -α e.g. η γυναίκα (the woman)
Lesson 3 What is your telephone number? What time is it?	Talking over the phone: Ø asking somebody for his/ her telephone number, e.g. What is your telephone number? Ø asking for somebody on the telephone, e.g. Hello, I would like to speak to Mary, please. Ø making an appointment with somebody, e.g What time shall we meet? Information exchange: Ø ask / tell the time, e.g. What time is it?	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - the time - the numbers11 - 30	- the possessive adjective μου, σου,…(my,…) etc. - indicative of the Present tense of the type Β2 verbs, e.g. μπορώ – μπορείς (I can) - masculine nouns ending in -ος, e.g. ο αδελφός (the brother) - neuter nouns ending in -ο, e.g. το ποτό (the drink).
Lesson 4 What’s this? Who is he?	Information exchange on persons: Ø on their looks, e.g. What does he/she look like? Ø on their type, e.g. What type is he/she? Information exchange on things, e.g. What is this?	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - information exchange on prices - the days of the week - the numbers 30 - 199	- the possessive pronoun δικός μου, δική μου, δικό μου,… (mine,…), etc. - feminine nouns ending in -η, e.g. η αδελφή (the sister)
Revision 1 (lessons 1-4)
Lesson 5 The weekly shopping	Shopping at the supermarket/ the open market/ the kiosk. Food and quantities, e.g. How much does a kilo cost? I’d like half a kilo of feta cheese.	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - adverbs of place - the numbers 200 – 1.000	indicative of the Present tense of the type Β1 verbs, e.g. ρωτώ – ρωτάς (ask) - neuter nouns ending in -ι, e.g. το ψωμί (the bread)
Lesson 6 Means of transportation	Public and private transportation means, e,g. Where does the bus number 14 stop? Trips / tourist offices, e.g. Sorry, there are no vacancies.	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - the months of the year	- neuter nouns ending in -μα e.g. το όνομα (the name) - adjectives ending in -ος -η -ο, e.g. καλός- ή - ό (good)
Lesson 7 Have a nice trip!	Trips / stay and hotel reservations Ø reservations, e.g. I’d like to book a room. Ø Brochures, e.g. The price includes …	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events / wishes regarding trips and greetings - itineraries, timetables - the seasons of the year	- adjectives ending in -ος -α -ο and -ος -ιά -ιό, e.g. ωραίος -α -ο (beautiful) and παλιός -ιά -ιό (old) - Indicative of the Present tense of the verbs πάω (go), λέω (say,tell), τρώω (eat), ακούω (hear, listen)
Lesson 8 In the market	- clothes shopping, shop working hours, sales - expressions of preference, e.g. Do you like it?	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - clothing - colours	- feminine nouns ending in -η, e.g. η θέση / οι θέσεις (the position) - the verb αρέσει, αρέσει να... (like, like to…) - the demonstrative pronouns αυτός -ή -ό (this) and εκείνος -η -ο (that)
Revision 2 (lessons 5-8)
Lesson 9 Greek cuisine – Entertainment in Greece	- How to order a meal/ coffee, e.g. A greek coffee with a bit of sugar, please. - Cooking, e.g. What did you cook yesterday? - Going to the movies / a concert	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - the meals, fruits	- the Past Continuous tense of the verb είμαι (to be): ήμουν - Indicative of the Simple Past tense of the type A verbs, e.g. κάνω – έκανα (do-did), αρχίζω –άρχισα (begin-began)
Lesson 10 Civil services	- Information exchange in the bank/ post office/ the University secretariat / ΤΕΙ - Electricity bill (ΔΕΗ), telephone bill (ΟΤΕ), etc.	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - civil services / useful telephone numbers - a letter, an identity card	- Indicative of the Simple Past tense of the type Β1 and Β2 verbs, e.g. ρωτώ- ρώτησα (ask- asked), αργώ - άργησα (be late- was late) - Indicative of the Simple Past tense of the verbs: έχω- είχα (have- had)), πάω- πήγα (go-went), λέω- είπα (say- said, tell- told) - Indicative of the Simple Past tense of the irregular verbs, e.g. βλέπω- είδα (see- saw)
Lesson 11 My home	- looking for a house/ renting a house/ buying a house - rooms of the house - furniture / electric appliances	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - small ads	- masculine nouns ending in -ας, e.g. ο άνδρας (the man) - Indicative of the Simple Future tense of the type Α verbs, e.g. αγοράζω – θα αγοράσω (buy- will buy) - Indicative of the Simple Future tense of the verbs: είμαι - θα είμαι (be- will be), έχω - θα έχω (have- will have), πάω - θα πάω (go- will go), λέω - θα πω (say/tell- will say/will tell)
Lesson 12 The weather – Asking the way	- Asking the way, e.g. How can I go to...? / You turn right/ left... / You go straight… - Asking about the weather, e.g. What will the weather be like? / It’s raining. / It’s windy. / The weather is fine. etc.	words and expressions relating to the communicative events - the impersonal verbs used in weather expressions, e.g. it rains, it is windy, etc. - the horizon points - the ordinal and cardinal numbers: ένας, μία, ένα (one) / τρεις, τρεις, τρία (three)/ τέσσερις, τέσσερις, τέσσερα (four) / πρώτος -η -ο (first), etc.	- Indicative of the Simple Future tense of the Β1 - Β2 type verbs, e.g. προχωρώ θα προχωρήσω (go on-will go on), τηλεφωνώ - θα τηλεφωνήσω (call – will call) - Indicative of the Simple Future tense of the irregular verbs, e.g. βλέπω - θα δω (see- will see), βγαίνω - θα βγω (go out- will go out), έρχομαι – θα έρθω (come- will come), τρώω - θα φάω (eat- will eat), etc. - the preposition σε in combination with the article, e.g. στο(ν), στη(ν). στο
Revision 3 (lessons 9-12)
Lesson 13 Health	- asking about somebody’s health, e.g. How do you feel? / What are your symptoms? - a visit to a doctor, e.g. It must be a virus./ You must undergo some examinations.	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - doctors’ specialties, e.g. general practitioner, dentist, etc. - parts of the body, e.g. ear, head, etc.	- the Subjunctive of the type Α, Β1 and Β2 verbs e.g. να διαβάσω (to read), να τηλεφωνήσω (to make a call), etc. - the Subjunctive of the most common irregular verbs, e.g. να ανεβώ (to get on), να πω (to say), etc. - the uses of the Subjunctive
Lesson 14 The Media	- during a radio broadcast/ TV show, e.g. You are listening to the broadcast.../ Take part in our contest... - reading the TV guide in a magazine – reading the zodiac signs in a newspaper	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - the Media, e.g. the newspapers, the magazines, the Internet - the zodiac signs, e.g. Taurus, Gemini	- the Imperative of the type Α, Β1 and Β2 verbs, e.g διάβασε (read), τηλεφώνησε (call), etc. - the Imperative of the most common irregular verbs, e.g. ανέβα (get on), πες (say), etc.
Lesson 15 Celebrations and customs in Greece	- information exchange about celebrations and customs in Greece, e.g. What do you usually do in Greece on New Year’s Day? - information exchange about special events, e.g. a wedding / the celebration of a name, etc.	- words and expressions relating to the communicative situations - wishes for the correspondent communicative event, e.g. “Many happy returns!”, “ Happy name day!”, etc.	- the Indicative of the Present tense of verbs ending in -ομαι, e.g. γίνομαι (to become) - the relative pronoun που (who, which, that) - adverbs of time, e.g. τώρα (now), νωρίς (early), etc.
Lesson 16 Cultural elements of Greece	- information exchange regarding the Greek mythology - description of the Olypmic Games and of Thessaloniki	- words and expressions relating to the communicative events - the names of the twelve gods of Olympus, e.g. Zeus, Athena, etc. - the names of the sports, e.g. football, swimming, etc.	- the degrees of comparison for adjectives - the periphrastical way of expressing the comparative and superlative degrees e.g. πιο δυνατός από (stronger than), ο πιο δυνατός (the strongest), etc. - the interrogarive pronouns ποιος (who, whom), πόσος (how much), τι (what) - the indefinite pronouns κάθε (each, every), άλλος -η -ο (another one) and μερικοί -ές -ά (some)
Revision 4 (lessons 13-16)