“Greek Lessons” by Han Kang explores themes of language, connection, and the complexities of human experience through the relationship between two main characters: a teacher who has lost her ability to communicate and a student yearning to learn Greek. As the student navigates the intricacies of the language, the teacher reflects on her own struggles with silence and isolation. Their interactions unveil the challenges of expressing oneself and the deep longing for understanding, both of oneself and others. Through lyrical prose, Han Kang delves into the nuances of language as a barrier and a bridge, emphasizing the emotional weight carried in communication. The novel poignantly captures the beauty and fragility of relationships, identity, and the quest for meaning in a world that often feels disconnected.