Greek dialects are the regional variations of the Greek language spoken across time, from ancient city-states to modern communities. These distinct forms, such as Doric or Attic, reveal the diverse linguistic heritage of the Hellenic world.
Greek dialects are the regional variations of the Greek language spoken across time, from ancient city-states to modern communities. These distinct forms, such as Doric or Attic, reveal the diverse linguistic heritage of the Hellenic world.