Not ideal for a beginner

I'm not sure that this method is appropriate for someone who has not already practiced ancient Greek (or modern); not to mention the reading, students must rub the outset and declination and small peculiarities of Greek syntax explained later; this may discourage, especially if one is not familiar declensions.

Having practiced the ancient Greek (and modern), I find this ideal method to revise or improve without diving in arid and bleak methods; This method will, as always with Assimil, combines business with pleasure, but if it's a real pleasure for modern languages, it is not sure that separate language from us by thousands of years can be learned intuitively.

That said, it is an approach that should be welcomed as the first lessons past, if one has courageously passed the discouragement, the Assimil method is still more pleasant than some other, bushy and rébérabatives.

A therefore considered from a distance.