Learning the Greek Language via Greeklish

Learning Greek as a second or foreign language has drawn the attention of many researchers throughout time. A dictionary is amongst the first things a foreign language student uses. Reading comprehension is significantly improved by the use of a dictionary, especially when this includes the way word...

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Published in:Interaction design & architecture(s) 2012-12 (15), p.31-39
Main Authors: Karakos, Alexandros, Papaioannou, John, Georgiadu, Anastasia
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