it sounds like you spell it. no, it's not pronounced amy.

You know how to read and write fluently. How long will it take usually to be able to be fluent in the language for a person who can learn a language at an average rate?

I really like the first two songs of this YouTube video.

If you speak Greek or Turkish (or both!), would you please tell me who sings them? Or would you at least type the lyrics so that I may find the song titles?

Thank you!
Telospantwn & Ovsanna:

Thank both of you so much! I would never have found the songs if you hadn't answered.

I'd like to know how to write them in a more modern, secular context.
please put them in uppercase characters.
for example the word, 'Athena'

So, in modern Greek they are: Απόλλων - Αθηνά.
Uppercase: ΑΠΟΛΛΩΝ - ΑΘΗΝΑ

Picture reference would be great too!

Thanks

Please no translator. I need the perfect translation from a greek/ chinese person. just link me to it. Thanks

Well can somebody tell me some lessons you can learn from greek myths? please tell me wat the story behind the lesson is . thanks alot your answers will rlly help!

In 1829 when Greece became a state, for the first time, it was a small country covering the region of Morea, modern day Peloponnesus (Greece proper). The majority of people living in Morea at the time spoke Albanian, Turkish, Vlach and Slav. Athens itself, the cradle of the ancient civilization, was nothing more than an Albanian village.

http://mk.wikibooks.org/wiki/BIG_Greek_Lie_10_-_Greeks_claim_no_Macedonians,_Turks,_Albanians_or_Vlachs_live_in_Greece_today

http://www.maknews.com/html/articles/stefov/stefov88.html

http://www.ancientmacedonia.com/greekmyth.html

http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Greece

http://www.greekhelsinki.gr/Minorities_of_Greece.html

http://www.farsarotul.org/nl27_1.htm

http://say-macedonia.blogspot.com/2008/04/ignored-minorities-in-greece-turks-and.html

http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/09/26/asia/greece.php

•Write a summary comparing the characteristics and innovations of each Greek and Roman architecture in 200 to 300 words.

I had a school project and i was wondering how you write athens?

I'm just looking for the Greek way of writing dates, specifically September 7, 2009 (09/07/2009) Thanks!

I'm trying to learn Greek before I go there in August, and I'd like some tips.

It's a photo so I can't translate it myself.

In my creative writting class we have to make up our own myth about a natural thing
i dont really know what to write about and how it came to be?
Any ideas?

So far I have she created and defined love for the Greeks and she personified the way the Greeks viewed love. I need one more thing. I was thinking something to do with her giving the Greeks something to talk about. But I'm not sure. Help!

What is the Greek translation for this?:
Egyptian Ptolemiac Lion.

Thanks.

I really liked 'The Secret History' by Donna Tartt which was about a group learning classics in university. While reading I became interested in the ancient greek language (not the modern version), and I want to learn it, but I only got some e-books without audio companions. I don't know any teacher around my town. I was told that it is a rather difficult language, but is it possible to learn the basics from only books? Thanks for your answers.

i need to know how to write the name Creon in Greek (like Creon from Oedipus or Antigone)

Yeah, I can't speak the language but I want to be able to read and write in it (I guess I would just transliterate English to the Greek system of writing).

Is it easy? Can I teach myself? Or will I need to get a teacher/take a class?

I know some languages are difficult to learn to read simply because there are so many exceptions when it comes to reading them. However, keep in mind that I am pretty adept when it comes to learning/reading different languages.

The CSI episode is the one where they find t-shirts and they connect to Greek Mythology. They also talk about numbers meaning words like 7-Conciseness and 0-Everything and Nothing.
I want to know what the rest of the numbers are and what this system is called.

I think Greek is an interesting place and i would like to know that language but i really don't have time to go to a class and all of that stuff. So please if u know anything please let me know:)

At school we are doing a project and i need to know how to write Mythology for the title. I have looked all over the internet but all i see is how to write the letters and i dont understand it so if you could help me just post the letters thanks or the names of the letters in the greek alphabet cuz i know were to find those

I would appreciate if anyone knew the translation for the God is love in ancient greek. A friend is getting a tattoo and needs the proper translation as to not look like an idiot

I am really interested in learning Greek, but I cannot find anywhere on the intranet to do so... So if you know of anywhere.... Preferably free? That would be great! Thank you!

I have an assignment for my English class where I have to write a paragraph about a Greek ruler. It's due tomorrow. I know a paragraph is very short, but I have lots of other homework to do.

So, which Greek ruler should I choose, and how to write a good paragraph?

Thanks for your help.

Was Greek everything stolen by the Percy Jackson series? Like, would it be very original to write something along the lines of what he wrote, or was that just it?

Im in the process of learning greek and i was wondering how do you write diana in greek?
Is it like this △εγώένανένα or △ιανα???
If you can't add the letters/symbols just give me the name of the letters

I am American, knowing only little bits and pieces of quite a few languages, yet I want to actually learn Greek, yet every course online sucks. Any other online courses I can use?
Courses I have tried are:
Kypros.org
Byki
Live Mocha
the iPhone app "Wordpower"
and I believe a few others.

I need to write an epic story for my english class and it needs to have greek mythology in it. Any ideas?

I'm writing a solo talk on ancient Greeks and i was wondering if i could create a dramatic climax with a quote. Does anyone have any ideas (preferably by ancient greek philosopher)?

At the moment I'm preparing for an experiment of trying to make it possible to conversate in Ancient Greek, do you guys have any advices that can help me to find basic phrases of the language for example to make a start and to improve?

I wanna write my last name in greek, but I don't know how. My last name is Habesch.

I am looking for the Greek translation of "The pursuit of knowledge is the meaning of life". I have already looked at an online translator and it said, "Η επιδίωξη της γνώσης είναι το νόημα της ζωής" but I don't trust it for accuracy. Is it correct?

Greek mythologies as in the stories of Greek mythological figures, like Perseus, and Odysseus, etc.
It's interesting, but I don't like reading long texts summarizing the stories.
It won't help me remember them. TV documentaries, though, help. I remember the stories (for example, the two mentioned above, which stories I learned on TV), even just the main happenings.
What other things will help me remember them?