My name is Charlotte and i want to know how to correctly write it in Greek? Thanks!

Hi,

I am currently learning Greek, and was wondering if anyone could suggest any Greek language alternative music, or prehaps indie/electro.

Thanks

I'm writing a story with a Greek character in it. I want his dialogue to have an accent, but I'm not sure how to write it. Is there a certain letter they mispronounce, etc?

I do not want to be changing the language settings all the time through More Actions/Set Encodings. I want to be looking at the Greek letters simultaneously with the English as I did in the Classic version of Yahoo Mail.

i mean i keep reading accusations ,from one to another,
but why dont people say clearly, whoare they talking about?

Or do the touristy parts speak English?
I want to visit, but I doubt my family is willing to learn Greek.

how do you write oliver or translate the name? I don't know if in greek you write the name in greek alphabet or translate when you write a letter..thanks.. please write this name in greek.

I'll be staying in Athens, Greece 'til the end of August and I'd like to take some greek language courses, does anyone know where?
Many thanks!

Can someone translate the greek phrase that was told to spartan soldier by their mother before departure to war. "Come back with your sheild or on it"?
preferbally a Modern Greek translation and/or the Ancient Greek version that would have been actually used?

In greek mythology, who was the first person to write about the Hades? Or if you don't know, in what story is he first mentioned?

if there is any. i am a macedonian in blood and i really want to start up the language but i was wondering if there is any difference between greek and macedonian because i am finding it harder to find resources to learn macedonian compared to greek.

the illiad is about troy, the oddessy is about oddyseus, the aeneid is about aeneas, but what about the story of the gods. i know some other poets that are involved in this like: appollodorus, ovid, pindar, herodotus. i just dont know what their famous tomes are.

Im doing a project on Edith Hamiltons Greek Mythology, and we have to pick three archetypes: Character, Situational, and Sybolic Archetypes, and I have no clue how to write them.

If I started learning it from stratch today, for an hour a day, How long would it take (approximately) until I would be fluent, bearing in mind I'm good with languages. On a scale of 1 to 10 how hard is it to learn?
Plus could you give me any good websites for me to learn Greek?
Thanks

Griego or GRIEGO Trnaslate into Greek writing.

I want to put we speak russian and we speak greek on a sign in front of my store. The russian person is not sure on how to spell this with english letters and the greek person is about 90% sure his phrase is correct....

i want to learn to speak the greek language. any suggestions on the web sites, or free material i can get to help me learn?

Please help me im trying to write this letter
does anyone know how to write the word ''used'' in greek
i will love you (:
xxxxxxx

I recently installed a modified version of Windows XP (specifically windows xp performance edition feb 2008) but the Greek language to use for my keyboard isn't there in the list of languages to pick from..

Where can I get it and how do I put it?
I want to type greek.

I want to get a tattoo of the saying, "Believe in yourself."
Does anyone know the translation for this saying in Greek? I have,

Σαυτῷ πίστευε

ΣΑΥΤΩΙ ΠΙΣΤΕΥΕ

but I don't know if either of them are right, or even what the difference is between them. Any help would be much appreciated!

I wanted to communicate with Greeks through Internet. Or Russian characters, for that matter?

Not knowing much about computers; is it by using a CD-rom (whatever that really is). And however it is done, how do my LATIN language characters become Greek or Russian when I type?

I want to get a tattoo of a word in greek writing. Is there a website where I could type the word and then find out how to write it in greek?

My wife is looking to get tattoos of our kids' middle names, Apollo and Athena, in modern Greek writing. Can someone point me to a visual representation of what those names look like?

And I believe there might be special or different ways to write those names when you're referring to the gods, Apollo and Athena. I'd like to know how to write them in a more modern, secular context.

Thanks

My boss speaks Greek, and I would like to knock his socks off by answering him in Greek or just speaking to him in his native language. Does anyone know of a free website where I might be able to learn a few phrases?

are there helpful websites that could help me to learn greek language?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!??!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!!??!?!?!

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