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How good is your Greek, really?
Twenty questions in Greek, four for each level from A1 to C1. About five minutes, and no email required.
Your estimated level
B1
Treat this as an indication, not a diagnosis. Twenty multiple-choice questions cannot test speaking, listening or whether you freeze up in a shop — which is usually the thing that actually matters. A thirty-minute conversation settles it properly, and costs nothing.
Rate yourself against what you can actually do.
No trick questions here — just honest statements. Tick the ones that are true, level by level, and stop whenever they stop being true.
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Tick the statements above to see where you land.
Here is a place to start.
Start from the alphabet and the phrases that carry daily life. No prior knowledge assumed, and you will be saying real sentences in the first lesson.
Greek from zero →Serbian from zero →
Reading fine, understanding plenty, but the same handful of grammar points keep tripping you up. That is exactly what conversation practice and targeted correction are for.
Read the grammar notes →Ελληνομάθεια, ΙΜΧΑ, or something else entirely — exam preparation works backwards from the date, not forwards from a textbook.
Exam preparation →