#GREEK ALPHABET TRIAL#

Now, I would like to introduce you a friend with a вЂвЂ™special nameвЂ™вЂ™: ОјПЂО±ОЅП„О±ОіОє/ОіОіО±П„ПѓОїП…П„О¶ОїП…! Weird isnвЂ™t it? Well, my friendвЂ™s name comes from the two letters consonants and a vowel so it is easier to pronounce: О¤hey sound as two letters together, Оѕ= k+s and ОЁ=p+s You can use OI ОїО№В as a definitive article and as an ending for masculine nouns (-ОїП‚) in the nominative form plural e.g. You can use EI,ОµО№ as an ending for verbs in the active voice (3 rd person) eg. You can use О©, П‰ as an ending for verbs in the active voice: (1 st person) e.g. You can use Оџ, Ої an ending for neuter words eg. You can use О™, О№ as an ending for neutral words eg. О· ОјО±ОјО¬, О· П†ОЇО»О·ДЄs an ending for feminine words eg. You can use О—, О· as a definite article for feminine words eg. Now letвЂ™s see the Greek letters one by one and see how each letter is pronounced: Simple Vowels

Diacritical marks such as the accent mark (вЂ) are used to help the reader with pronunciation.

The use of each form depends on its position in a word.

The letter sigma has three different forms (ОЈ, Пѓ, П‚).

The Greek letters can be grouped into 3 categories:В single and two-letter vowels /Single, double and two-letter consonants /Combinations.The Greek alphabet includes 24 letters: 7 vowels and 15 single and 2 double consonants.Here are some of the main features of the Greek alphabet:

#GREEK ALPHABET TRIAL#

You can Book a trial lesson now with us or keep reading to find out more about the alphabet. There are many different local dialects of the Greek language with a variety of pronunciations in different parts of Greece and Cyprus. Nowadays, Greek is the official spoken language of Greece and of Cyprus and it is also a minority language spoken in parts of Italy, Albania, Romania, Armenia, and Ukraine. Using and adapting the Phoenician alphabet, many changes and modifications were made: these modifications of existing letters resulted in the creation of new and additional letters. The most commonly accepted theory about its origins suggests that the Greek alphabet came down from the Phoenician alphabet and this is suggested by the shapes, names, and arrangements of the letters.

The Greek language is one of the most ancient languages and one that has taken many centuries to develop into its present-day form.