Moving to Greece?

Question

In December of this year I am moving to Greece aside from the language is there anything you recommend I learn? What can I study, so I'm not too much of an annoying foreigner.

Answer 1

well yeah like she said, learn how to count money, learn when ppl take naps and learn when ppl go out!  =) =p =D u will have fun i know it and greece is a beautiful place where u will never run out of things to do  =)

Answer 2

Learn about the culture, and the food and stuff you know. Also if you know where your gonna be living you can decide if you wanna buy some stuff here before you move and you can decide if  you want to buy furniture and stuff here or there (because things tend to be really expensive) and the money is in Eu roe's so it's not difficult to count you just need to worry about the exchange rate.

Answer 3

how to count their money. :]

Answer 4

U can learn about Greece's culture, money, food, places in Greece, ect. There is a lot 2 learn about Greece!

Answer 5

Wow, I am SOO jealous!

Well firstly you're going to want to educate yourself about the money in Greece. Don't expect to find John A MacDonald on any of it. ;)

Next, learn the traditions and culture. It's VERY important -- and hey, it's something that's been studied by people all over the globe for thousands of years! Personally I have a natural interest in the history and mythos of ancient Greece, and if you don't already know, believe me -- there's some amazing stuff that's happened within those shores. The mythology of the ancient Greeks is also something really amazing, and because Greece still has so much left over from ancient times, I think you will appreciate it much more if you're interested in its origins. I can not imagine living in a place like Greece if you had no interest in the ancient world!

You might wanna study how to look great naked. Because if you haven't noticed, Greeks LOVE being naked. There are nude beaches all along the shores, and in history, the Greeks hardly ever wore clothes! For sports, for housework, and even for war, clothes have never been a popular choice. And you can't help but wonder why, with the way the women look without them on...