Hello, welcome and congratulations!

A GNU/Linux distro is basically a collection of packages. You'll need to install some that contain Greek support.

There are many ways to do so, probably the most intuitive being the Synaptic package manager.

I guess these packages might be useful for you. (from http://packages.trisquel.info/search?keywords=greek&searchon=all&suite=belenos&section=all)

abrowser-locale-el (if you use abrowser, believe this is default web browser)
icecat-locale-el (if you use icecat web browser)
icedove-l10n-el (if you use icedove email)
language-pack-gnome-el
libreoffice-help-el
libreoffice-l10n-el

xfonts-efont-unicode
xfonts-efont-unicode-ib
fonts-gfs-artemisia
fonts-gfs-bodoni-classic
fonts-gfs-didot
fonts-gfs-didot-classic

Besides installing those packages, you can change the keyboard layout in System settings. (or whatever it's called in Trisquel 7)

My mother uses Trisquel, so you'll do just fine! :)

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