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Greek Travel Phrases
The core sentences that cover most situations — greetings, directions, numbers, and the handful of phrases you'll use dozens of times a day.
Start here →Travel Greek maps out five routes through the language for anyone packing a bag rather than sitting an exam — the airport, the hotel, the restaurant, an emergency, and the everyday phrases that hold a trip together.
Most phrasebooks are organised alphabetically or by grammar point, which is exactly backwards for a traveller — you don't need "the subjunctive" at passport control, you need three sentences that get you through it. Travel Greek is organised the other way round: by the situations you'll actually be in, in roughly the order you'll hit them, from landing to checking in to sitting down for dinner to (hopefully never) needing help.
Every category below is a full, standalone guide — work through all five before a trip, or jump straight to the one you need tonight.
The core sentences that cover most situations — greetings, directions, numbers, and the handful of phrases you'll use dozens of times a day.
Start here →Check-in, security, passport control, baggage claim, and connecting flights — the exact vocabulary you'll meet from landing to leaving the terminal.
Prepare for the airport →Booking, checking in, asking for what you need during your stay, and checking out — everything for a smooth hotel experience.
Learn hotel Greek →Reading a menu, ordering with confidence, handling dietary needs, and asking for the bill — the language of eating out in Greece.
Order like a local →Medical emergencies, lost documents, calling for help, and the phrases you hope never to need but should have ready anyway.
Be prepared →