Α | α - | "a" as in cat |
Β | β - | "v" as in "lever" |
Γ | γ - | "y" as in "yes" |
Δ | δ - | "th" as in "the" (dh) |
Ε | ε - | "e" as in "bet" |
Ζ | ζ - | "z" as in "zebra" |
Η | η - | "i" as in "broccoli" |
Θ | θ - | "th" as in "thing" |
Ι | ι - | "i" as in "broccoli" |
Κ | κ - | "k" as in "kettle" |
Λ | λ - | "l" as in "lot" |
Μ | μ - | "m" as in "mother" |
Ν | ν - | "n" as in "not" |
Ξ | ξ - | "ks" as in "treks" |
Ο | ο - | "o" as in "hot" |
Π | π - | "p" as in "pen" |
Ρ | ρ - | "r" as in "rope" |
Σ | σ - | "s" as in "send" shown as "ς" when at the end of a word |
Τ | τ - | "t" as in "top" |
Υ | υ - | "i" as in "broccolli" |
Φ | φ - | "f" as in "fish" |
Χ | χ - | "ch" as in " loch" |
Ψ | ψ - | "ps" as in "lapse" |
Ω | ω - | "o" as in "hot" |
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ΤΖ | τζ - | "j" as in "jam" |
ΓΚ | γκ - | "G" as in "garage" |
ΜΠ | μπ - | "b" as in "bar" |
ΝΤ | ντ - | "nd" or "d" as in "end" or "dog" |
ΓΓ | γγ - | "ng" as in "bang" |
- | - | |
ΑΙ | αι - | "ai" as in "air" |
ΕΙ | ει - | "i" as in "broccoli" |
ΟΙ | οι - | "i" as in "broccoli" |
ΑΥ | αυ - | "af" or "av" as in "after" of "average" |
ΕΥ | ευ - | "ef" or "ev" as in "left" or "ever" |
ΟΥ | ου - | "oo" as in "food" |
Hi there, This resource was for anyone who was interested in learning Modern Greek, but was primarily used as a repository for classnotes for a first year Modern Greek evening class.
Although this blog site will remain here, it has now been superceeded by a a regular website www.allgreek2me.com which contains all the referance material available on this blog. Additionally all future Year 2 referance notes will only appear on the new website.
Although this blog site will remain here, it has now been superceeded by a a regular website www.allgreek2me.com which contains all the referance material available on this blog. Additionally all future Year 2 referance notes will only appear on the new website.
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
Alphabet and pronounciation guide
Coloured text shows where multiple letters or combinations have the same phonetic value. Click on the Greek Upper case letters to hear a pronunciation.
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