Learn Greek vocabulary, ten minutes a day
Siga Siga is a flashcard app for Modern Greek. Add your own words or pick a ready-made topic, from A1 to the Cyprus citizenship exam, and it brings each word back just before you'd forget it.
Siga Siga is a flashcard app for Modern Greek. Add your own words or pick a ready-made topic, from A1 to the Cyprus citizenship exam, and it brings each word back just before you'd forget it.
People who moved to Greece or Cyprus and want to understand what's going on around them. Students who take lessons with a teacher and want their words to stick between classes. People preparing for the Ελληνομάθεια certificate or the Cyprus citizenship exam. And anyone who simply loves the language. Learning Greek for life in Cyprus.
Free forever for up to 1,000 words: all practice modes, word forms, lessons in the calendar, import from Anki and Quizlet, the first topics of every level. Premium costs €4.99 a month or €34.99 a year and adds unlimited words, the dictionary, all topics, deck sharing and the Claude connection. You can try Premium for 14 days without a card. See pricing.
No. Every word has audio, and you can type in Latin letters: they turn into Greek as you type. You'll pick up the alphabet as you go.
Usually 10–15 minutes a day. You choose how many new words you get: 20 by default, anywhere from 10 to 100.
Same idea, and the same FSRS algorithm. But everything is already set up for Greek: articles, cases, a dictionary, ready-made topics and typing without a Greek keyboard. You can bring your Anki and Quizlet decks and take your words back out any time.
Siga Siga isn't a course. It's where the words from your lessons, your textbook or the street stop slipping away.
Yes, up to 1,000 words with no time limit. Premium (€4.99 a month or €34.99 a year) removes the limit and adds the dictionary, all topics and the Claude connection. Try it free for 14 days, no card needed.
Nothing is charged, since we never asked for a card. Premium switches off and your words and progress stay. If you have more than 1,000 words, the extra ones wait until you subscribe.
For the language part, use the A1–B1 topics. For the culture exam there's a separate set of about 190 words in 13 topics. It's vocabulary, not practice tests: it helps you understand the questions, but you'll still need to learn the facts.
Standard Modern Greek, the language of exams, official letters and the news in both Greece and Cyprus. There's no Cypriot dialect in the app.
Yes. Siga Siga has two language pairs, English ↔ Greek and Russian ↔ Greek, and the whole interface is available in English and Russian. Читать по-русски.
The website works on phones and you can add it to your home screen. The iPhone app is in testing, Android comes next. Your words and progress will sync.