A basic prerequisite and necessary instrument for achieving the above objectives will be the approximation of linguistic structures through bibliographic material consisting of literary texts (grammar of the Italian language) for Greek students exclusively. It follows that the teaching method used in this initial phase will consist of the mainly traditional one, which will tend to consider the format-editing tools as an inevitable background for the learning and further gradual improvement of the knowledge of the foreign language. The presentation of the morphological phenomena will be assisted by a practical application material, in the form of grammar and short text lessons.

The aim of the course is to provide students with the basic knowledge of morphology (especially grammar) of Italians and, as far as possible, the fundamental elements that will be allow them first contact and even simple manipulation of language tools to enable them to use the language to understand the written and spoken language, skills especially reading, and in situ detection of grammar rules in Italian.

Week #1: The Italian alphabet (rules of pronunciation, sounds and letters).

Week #2: Article (final and indefinite).

Week #3: The Essential.

Week #4: Distorted names (Defects, Magnifiers, Relatives / Degras, Kisses, etc.).

Week #5: The Surname.

Week #6: The adverb.

Week #7: Pronouns of the adjective and the adjective.

Week #8: Absolutely Numeric.

Week #9: Regular Numbers.

Week #10: Personal Pronunciation-Subject.

Week #11: Kindness of kindness.

Week #12: Personal pronoun, direct and indirect object and complex pronouns.

Week #13: Indicative adjectives and inductive pronouns.

• "Grammar of the Italian Language" by Vasili P. Tsougriani, published by Mihalis Sideris, Athens 1995.
• "Grammatica della lingua italiana in pratica" by P.Pauli, Primus Publications, Athens, 2006.
• “Grammatica Italiana in Greek”, Tina Zogopoulou, Perugia Publications, Athens, 2014.
• "Dizionario Greco Italiano Greek-Italian Dictionary", Publications by Michalis Sideris, Athens, 2005.
• "Italian-Greek Dictionary", Publications by Michalis Sideris, Athens, 2002.

Lectures, practical exercises and workshops.

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Written exams.