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Greek is the official language of the country.

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The native language of Greece is Greek. Modern Greek is spoken in Greece, while ancient Greek is taught in some schools.

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Yes, Greek is an Indo-European language in the Hellenic family.

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It's γλώσσα (glosa). It also means "tongue".

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The Greek word for 'language' is γλώσσα

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