The series consists of practical and reliable books on contemporary topics, and not only. A well-documented intervention on pressing issues aimed at every reader with anxieties and questions.
Did the Greeks lose the opportunity to be the official language of the USA by one vote? Are computers being programmed, at the initiative of Bill Gates, in ancient Greek? Has the Indo-European theory been surpassed? How did ancient sheep bleat? Is Greek the mother of all languages? Does it contain five million words? Does the final "nu" oxygenate the brain? Does man "throske"? Are meatballs Greek?
Nikos Sarantakos presents twenty-five highly popular myths and fallacies about the Greek language, tracks their origin and reasons for their spread, and debunks them. All this with his familiar, scientific but also enjoyable style, with a playful, clear, and sometimes sarcastic tone.
