About Us

There are two people involved in the creation of this website. Here is some background information about us.

Tina

I was born in Windsor, Canada and moved to the United States as an infant. I am married and have two children. Being a first generation Greek in America, I was lucky enough to travel to Greece many times, visiting my grandparents and the rest of our family there. I graduated from Wayne State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics.
Having children of Greek decent, I decided to participate in the creation of this website because I believe it will be beneficial to them, as well as to others who are interested in learning the Greek language and culture. My main contribution to the site has been as a proof reader and design planner. I wish you all much luck and success, and hope you enjoy our site and all it has to offer.

Efstathios Aronis

   I was born in Greece and moved to the United States in 1989. I am married with three children. I love computers and the internet, so I started studying HTML, JavaScript, and ASP a few years ago. Along with these, I also studied C++ and databases, but not extensively. This web-site was my brain child many years ago, and I have finally seen it come together after many years and hours in front of the computer. By the way I am a Greek language teacher, graduated from "Zosimea Educational Academy" of Ioannina, Greece. I was teaching at two Greek schools, at "Assumption Greek Orthodox Church" and "St. Johns Greek Orthodox Church" in the state of Michigan. Now, I'm tutoring children and adults.
   With the help of my cousin Tina and my friend Pete (unfortunately Pete is no longer with us because of personal problems) we have put this self studying web-site together. I have done all the design, lessons and tests, Tina and Pete have helped along with technical issues, proof reading, phone calls to Copyright office, and other issues to bring this together for everyone's use.
   I know this will be a beneficial teaching tool for everyone who is interested in learning the Greek language, and other aspects of Greek culture.
   If you have any questions please feel free to e-mail anyone here at I Learn Greek.com
   I wish all of you, much success in your studies.