Ela! Alfa Beta Έλα! Άλφα Βήτα
Learn the Greek alphabet before your next holiday — one letter at a time, then the signs you will actually see.
A small, friendly game with 99 levels. The first ten teach every letter and its sound; after that you put the letters to work on real Greek words and street signs.
Twenty-four letters, one at a time.
Every Greek letter has three faces: the small letter, the capital, and how it sounds. The game lays one of them on the board and you find the other two. Tap a tile to place it; three mistakes and the level is lost, and you simply try it again. There are no lives, no timers and nothing to wait for.
The board starts with two letters and grows to seven. At the end of each level the letters are read aloud, and a short test checks what stuck — including a few letters from earlier levels, so nothing is forgotten. Every tenth level ends with a real Greek sign for you to read, built only from letters you already know.
From level 11 the words arrive: 600 Greek words and signs, sorted by theme — the ferry, the taverna, the beach, the pharmacy. Your alphabet page shows which letters you have met, which you know, and which you have written by hand.
- 9999 levels, all freeLevels 1–10 teach the alphabet; 11–99 teach the words you see on holiday.
- αβSmall letters firstLowercase, then capitals, then the sound — the order you meet them on real signs.
- ✕Three crosses, then againA lost level restarts at once. No lives to buy, nothing to wait for.
- ✎Write them tooTrace each letter on a guide, then write it from memory to earn its seal.
Free, and honest about it.
Every level is free
All 99 levels, the tests, the signs and the writing pages cost nothing.
One purchase, ever
A short advert plays after every third level. One purchase removes the adverts for good — there is nothing else to buy.
Nothing to wait for
No lives, no energy, no currency, no daily limits. Play one level or fifty.
Your language
The game opens in your phone's language and reads every letter aloud.
Available in English, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish and Portuguese.
Say hello.
Testers, Greek teachers and fellow travellers are all welcome. We read everything.