# Learn Greek reading the Gospel.

*LEARN BY READING WHAT LASTS*

Read the Gospel in the Greek it was written in, before you can speak a word of it.

- **Read.** A few lines a day. Under every word, how it sounds and what it means, and your own language below it all.
- **Tap.** Tap a word you want to keep: its dictionary form and its meaning.
- **Remember.** It comes back today, tomorrow, and further apart each time, just before you’d forget it.

## WHAT YOU CAN READ IN GREEK

- **The New Testament**: Tischendorf
- **Plato**: 14 dialogues
- **Homer**: the Iliad and the Odyssey
- **Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides**: 19 plays
- **Aristotle**: 5 works
- **Herodotus and Thucydides**: the histories

## OTHER LANGUAGES, OTHER BOOKS

- Greek · the classics (coming)
- Greek · Plato (coming)
- [Arabic · the Gospel](https://kanboombo.com/learn/arabic/gospel/)
- Arabic · the classics (coming)
- [Chinese · the Gospel](https://kanboombo.com/learn/chinese/gospel/)
- Chinese · the classics (coming)
- [Latin · the Gospel](https://kanboombo.com/learn/latin/gospel/)
- Latin · the classics (coming)
- [Spanish · the Gospel](https://kanboombo.com/learn/spanish/gospel/)
- Spanish · the classics (coming)
- Spanish · Plato (coming)

- **Choose Duolingo** when you want a course: a modern language from zero, speaking and listening.
- **Choose Kanboombo** when you want to read what matters in the language it was written in.
- **Use both** They ask for different minutes: a lesson on the train, the day’s reading with your coffee.

A translation tells you what someone said. Learning their language makes you the person who understood it.

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