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Because the "standard" pronunciation of Ancient Greek, as it's taught around the world, is based on the theories of Erasmus of Rotterdam in the 16th century - which are probably wrong. When I started learning Modern Greek four years ago, this surprised me too. Someone should make a quiz about the modern spellings of Greek letter names. They are different from the classic ones and even more different from their names in English. 100% :) I taught myself the Greek alphabet and a few words in Greek in a few hours. The only reasons I got most of these are because of physics class and Red vs Blue i am greek and i got only 22. There is no nu, it's ni, there is no mu it's mi ! jesus The way no Greek says nu, we say Ni...goodbye 💀 Interesting Fact: if the radius of a pizza was z, and the depth was a, the volume would be Pizza (Pi x z x z x a) To think that joining a fraternity at Slippery Rock State College (Sigma Pi = Sig Pigs) in 1975 somehow proved useful. I bested Bluto Bartowski with a 0.0 GPA. Got them all, Sophomore in College; guess Greek does pay off in the end :p You should definitely accept omikron as an alternate spelling, since there's no c in Greek and you'd spell it using a kappa. I've always learned omikron, and never seen it written this way outside this quiz (I understand using omicron because of "micro" but that's an Anglification of the original Greek spelling) Got them. My sister taught me well. I did get stuck on lambda temporarily, though, because I left out the B. Here is a simpler way for english pronunciation imo, if you want it to sound more like actual greek than klingon lol:Β: vee-taΖ: zee-taH: ee-taΘ: thee-taI: yo-taM: me (what is mu seriously?)N: nee (pronounced like knee)P: should be exactly like "p" in english they changed it to avoid confusion.R: raw (much more accurate)T: toughY: he-psilonΦ: feeΧ: heΨ: psi but like saying pepsi not psychicI think this should make it easier for both you and us. I had a really hard time understanding greek letters at my british uni and it was crazy. Should have gone to a Greek Uni. I can see that this is well-meant, but it is not accurate. Tau is not pronounced tough. No it isn't. It is pronounced 'tow' which rhymes with 'cow'.Tough is pronounced tuff. did anyone else just pick the letters on their keyboard 100% with 3:25 left! Learned some Greek in middle school, don't remember more than the basics of the language, but I still have that alphabet DOWN. Some alternate spellings could be accepted : ksi for xi, khi for chi, ypsilon for upsilon, omikron for omicron. I tried ksi, khi and omikron today and they are still not accepted. Would you consider it now? As usual, I tried those three spellings before entering the wanted ones. I

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Join the largest modding community New today 0 New this week 0 Latest Popular (30 days) Popular (all time) More Trending Random Updated View mod page View image gallery BW2 Texture pack This is a texture pack that im working on and it's also what i use myself for my Vanilla or Redux playthroughs, so i decided to share it.Currently changes are:- Lion is replaced with an updated Leopard retextures including model files and also statue- Hand skins: Hand Of Hell and Box Art good variant, including edited vanilla Neut 13.4MB 5 -- BW2 Texture pack This is a texture pack that im working on and it's also what i use myself for my Vanilla or Redux playthroughs, so i decided to share it.Currently changes are:- Lion is replaced with an updated Leopard retextures including model files and also statue- Hand skins: Hand Of Hell and Box Art good variant, including edited vanilla Neut Evil Lion Original This is recreation of the original evil lion skin back from early beta phase of Black and White 2 as shown on header image. Enjoy View mod page View image gallery The Atlantean Mod A simple, and albeit super late, mod that adds a new culture to the game as another Greek-replacement, The Atlanteans.(Mixing Greek, Egyptian and Aztec cultures to create this one). 69.1MB 3 -- The Atlantean Mod A simple, and albeit super late, mod that adds a new culture to the game as another Greek-replacement, The Atlanteans.(Mixing Greek, Egyptian and Aztec cultures to create this one). Hand Of Hell This is the retexture of evil/ burned/ devilish like hand with scar from my old Evil Within hand and deep crimson colour View mod page View image gallery 602KB 5 -- View mod page View image gallery 3.6GB 102 -- Shadow Tiger This is a retexture of the evil tiger skin with white stripes Blood And Guts Changes the evil landscape to bloody splatter on the ground and changes lava to bloody effect Evil Within V2 This is a retexutre of the BOTG Undead God hand that players can use already in vanilla or modded game View mod page View image gallery 1.0MB 3 -- Demonic Tiger This replaces original evil texture with my custom one, the retexture is darker gray fur and bloodish hands/feet effect and also more red/orange eyes. View mod page View image gallery All Buildings and Embellishments Unlocked

German translation in 1911, Einleitung in die Sprache des New Testament) is a brilliant piece of work and relates the Greek of the New Testament in careful detail to the vernacular koine, and shows that in all important points it is the common Greek of the time and not a Hebraic Greek. Moulton probably pressed his point too far in certain respects in his zeal against Hebraisms, but the essential position of Deissmann and Moulton is undoubtedly sound.Moulton had previously published the bulk of this material as "Grammatical Notes from the Papyri," The Expositor, 1901, 271-82; 1903, 104-21, 423-39; The Classical Review, 1901, 31-37, 434-41; 1904, 106-12, 151-55; "Characteristics of New Testament Greek," The Expositor, 1904.In 1909 appeared his essay, Greek in the Light of Modern Discovery (see above). Since 1908, The Expositor has had a series of papers by J.H. Moulton and George Milligan called "Lexical Notes from the Papyri," which are very useful on the lexical side of the language. Thus the study is fairly launched on its new career. In 1900, A.T. Robertson produced a Syllabus on the New Testament Greek Syntax from the standpoint of comparative philology, which was rewritten in 1908, with the added viewpoint of the papyri researches, as A Short Grammar of the Greek New Testament (2nd edition, 1909, 3rd edition, 1912; translations in Italian in 1910, German and French in 1911, Dutch in 1912). In October, 1909, S. Angus published a good article in the Harvard Theological Review on "Modern Methods in New Testament Philology," followed in January, 1910, by another in the Princeton Review on "The koine, the Language of the New Testament." The new knowledge appears also in Jakob Wackernagel, "Die griechische Sprache" (pp. 291-318, 2nd edition, of Die griechische und lateinische Literatur und Sprache, 1907). L. Radermachcr has set forth very ably "die sprachlichen Vorgange in ihrem Zusammenhang," in his Neutestamentliche Grammatik: Das Griechisch des Neuen Testaments im Zusammenhang mit der Volkssprache. It is in reality the background of the New Testament Greek and is a splendid preparation for the study of the Greek New Testament. A full discussion

Where did you guys go to school? Learning the Greek alphabet in grade school; very cool! I never learnt at all! I wish I was taught in school I agree with 2Boo2. We've never learned any greek letters in school but I still got 22/24 @2Boo2: I went to school in suburban Philadelphia, and we did a unit on ancient Greek culture in like fourth grade. But I think I probably remember the alphabet more because I have a knack for languages than because it was such an important part of the curriculum. Actually, Φιλαδέλφεια, but close enough! you're that kind of nerd aren't you ? Not really - I just learn modern Greek for fun (and because Greece is a wonderful place to vacation). Oh, and it helps that I've had a lot of courses in sciences, maths, statistics, and logic, all of which have their favorite Greek symbols. got them all with 3:22 left :) I have also seen it spelled "Omikron" They forgot to include "Sir", the last letter of the Greek Alphabet when pledging a fraternity! Upsilon? I tried it with Ipsilon and Ypsilon, never did I imagine... Is the spelling Americanized or do they spell it like that in Greece too? In that case just my country changed the spelling.. In Greek we spell it Ύψιλον and it’s pronounced e -pse -lohn Greece uses the Hellenic alphabet so they don't really spell it in anyway 15/24I'm greek and know the alphabet in greek, but these are spelt weird Because this is an English language quiz site the answers use the English spelling. I don't know if there is a Greek quiz site, but if there is then the spelling would be in the Greek language. Actually, as a Greek, i have to say there are too many mistakes here. Ρ is Ro, Y is Ipsilon, M is Mi, Λ is Lamda, T is Taf and N is Ni. I added a note that this is ancient Greek. Tau may be pronounced Taf, but I'm sure it's still spelt with an upsilon, even in modern Greek. ευχαριστώ (thanks) is pronounced "eff-charis-to" but it's still written the way it always has been. Same with mu and nu, pronounced mee and nee but written with upsilons. Well, thinking about it, maybe I just am wrong about the alphabet. It just strikes me as odd, but maybe typical ,that the only country in the world which doesn't teach the traditional Greek letter spellings would be Greece. In English we maintain 'ph' spellings in words which are derived from Greek words that contained Φ, but in Greece the very letters are now spelt with iotas instead of upsilons. They are not mistakes, it is just the traditional transliteration used by English native speakers. And as this quiz is in English, there is nothing wrong about it (: Yes what he means is the transliterations are wrong. They should at least attempt to homophonic to the Greek words for them That's

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