i need to write an epic (at LEAST 4 pages) about a story of a journey (with a hero of course) that has to do with greek mythology. i can use odysseus, one of the greek gods, or make up my own character.

kind of like one of the stories from the ODYSSEY.

anyone have some ideas of what i could write?

What's the best online way to learn to speak & write Greek?

that's my question, and btw
how do you say in Greek the possessive pronouns, there are any declinations. Can you tell me an advice about my Greek learning, an advice that can make things easier for me.

Much appreciated.

im finding too many translations for this: can someone give me the right translation.

from English to Greek: Jesus is Standing

thanks.

It's pronounced as I-ree-na A-nu-ar.

Oh and the Minotaurs too.
The original Greek, Hebrew and Arabic OT and NT bibles talk about Griffins, Mandrakes, Succubi, Cerberus, Minotaurs and all those other Pagan Mythological creatures. But the new "Modern Bibles" changed the words, such as Mandrakes are now "Happy Apples" or Lilith the Succubus is now "Night Owl".
What happened to all of these beautiful creatures that the original bible is so sure are real?
Did God kill off more of his beautiful creations...AGAIN?!?
I'm especially pissed about the disappearance of Lilith and the Griffins, I wouldn't mind having my soul devoured by a busty redhead succubus or riding a Griffin to work and school.
Source: "Experiencing the World's Religions" by Michael Molloy, chapter 9: Christianity, pg. 352 "Early Christian Beliefs"

im in grade 9, and for greek school i have to write an essay about what i like and dont like about the country of canada, i must include the music, dances, foods, and in general their way of life. PLEASE HELP:)

I want to wreck the science an technology section but I can't get my Dell abacus to make all those funny symbols that geeks use when they talk nonsense about techy stuff init.

Is Athena a good topic?

or just as many places as you know.
audio stuff is great and just a lot of stuff. you know?

lol. i am doing this to impress this greek girl. so a romantic section on learning greek would be great too
I meant to add a website i can learn greek.
oh and also i don't want to just learn latinized greek i want to learn the characters as well

well..Im trying to learn how to writte and speak greak fast , but not to learn like this - : πώς είστε with this words but like this - efkaristo, ect.... any advice..?!!
maybe online!

It has to be a 4 page paper, arguing for or against a person choosing in action in a mythological tale. Should I choose--

Should Paris judge the beauty contest amongst the goddesses?
or
Should Agammemnon sacrifice Iphigenia?
I have to refernce other somehow related myths in the arguemnts. basically im asking which one do u think i could make 4 pages long?

send it to sigalac007@rogers.com

I'm a sophomore in high school and I need to take another year or foreign language, I want to major in philosophy and psychology, which language should I learn. Also which language would you want to learn any why, perhaps you have reasons I have not thought of yet.

Thanks!

I need "Purple" and "Violet" translated to Greek please. Could you put it in English letters for me? If possible, of course.
Or "night"

We were studying Greek mythology and my teacher told a story about some god or person making a women that was his match or something. I never really payed attention in that class but now i think that story is kinda romantic so i wanna do a project on it. Anyone have any clue what I'm talking about.

Or atleast give me an idea of something to write, pleaseee.

like we have to write something like whys there clounds? or whys the grass green?

I have no financial or personal obligations. I also have family in various parts of Greece. I'm looking to move to Athens or neighborhing region. My ultimate goal is to relocate my life. I speak Greek.
I was born in Canada. I am a Canadian citizen.

The Holy Bible, as viewed by us Christians, is God's divine word. It is divinely inspired, albeit written through a human medium.

So was Homer supposedly inspired by the gods to write The Iliad and the Odyssey, for example? Or were those epic pieces of writing his own, and they just alluded to the Greek gods?

And in the juxtaposition of Homer's writing and the Holy Bible, are we really comparing apples and apples?
Hey Invisible Talker- yes, indeed. Thank you for having inspired this question. Thank you also for your response. Good answers, folks.

Are there any similarities between the two?

Wasn't the first Bible in Greek? and it talk's about Hades. Do you think this is parellel in someway?

how about Russian?

edit: pretend you're a high-IQ MENSA member who's much much smarter than Ivy League students

I think it's about how everything eventually comes to an end, but I just wanted to have the accurate translation. Thank you!

please help
they dont have to be really creative but if they are they would be better

thanks in advance

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?
e.g. with Latin it already worked: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqOFnYgyRr8

please help
they dont have to be really creative but if they are they would be better

thanks in advance

I would like to try my hands on Modern Greek (hoping) to eventually learn New Testament Greek. However, I just want to ask an expert or linguist or something here in the house exactly what are the significant differences between the two? is it vocabulary? grammar? combination of both and more? Efharisto!

My boyfriend wants to know.

I would like to get a tattoo in some greek writing but i am not sure if i should go with the online translators.

Τα φαινόμενα είναι απατηλή. i just want to make sure that's right.
and this as well:
Δεν είμαι αυτό που φαίνεται να είναι
I am not what I appear to be.
&
Appearances are deceptive.

That is what I want to translate.

Greece is well known (or infamously known, depending on who you talk too) for it's City-States. I know that during the Greco-Persian Wars the Greek cities were still divided into City-States, but were they still in that state during the Fourth Macedonian War, when Rome fully occupied all of Macedonia and Greece?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm trying to find "Romans 11:17-21" as it would appear in ancient greek (the book itself, not the actual verse) I would also like to see the phrase "Grafted in". It would also be helpful if someone could tell me whether using roman numerals to depict verse numbers is appropriate for a christian and if so how to depict the verses above. thanks

In the last year or two, I have fallen in love with Greece. And I hope in the future to go there, but how hard is it to speak Greek? and if you know it how do you recommend me going to learn it?