Contemporary Greek refers to the modern form of the Greek language spoken today. It has evolved from Ancient Greek and is the official language of Greece and Cyprus. Contemporary Greek is used in everyday communication, literature, and media, reflecting the culture and identity of the Greek people. The language has undergone significant changes in grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation over the centuries. While it retains many elements from its ancient roots, Contemporary Greek incorporates influences from Turkish, Italian, and English, making it a dynamic and living language that continues to adapt to modern society.