Can you give me a few common Greek words used in English? Like mega, and study. Please write in Greek.

Ευχαριστώ.

Please translate "Women of Faith" to Greek and write it both correctly and then in a way in which I can learn to pronounce it. Thank you very much!

yes, how do you write "Ace" in ancient Greek? I need to know for project, and I'm unsure of the "c" mostly..

I want to learn to make a staple food (something Greek people eat a lot) and something yummy with fish or lamb! I am a novice at this so please be super detailed. Hug in advance for your help.

help plzzzz

How come we never saw him speaking Chinese or Swahili?

The Greek dude was supposed to be a great orator. I am gonna get some stones and work on talk clearly and become president somewhere. I crave that so much.

Specifically GREEK, NOT ROMAN, please. And I'm not talking about Greek Orthodox, but the actual religion.
Also! I am fully aware that the Greek Gods are also known as the Olympians, and live on Mount Olympus. Believe me, I've studied Greek Mythology for years, so I just want the name of the RELIGION. This detail was specifically added for Nutter. I KNOW what they are called. I just wanted to know the religion's name.

How do you say in Greek 'I wish you everything the best'?

Thank you!

Yeah I need ideas

what are some really good books to help me learn Modern Greek? like textbooks or something. Also do you have any advice to help me learn Modern Greek?

Thanks!
xoxo

languages are not offered as a course in high school so if any one could suggest some ways to go about learning them it would be greatly appreciated. Also if you have any book suggestions on them that would be great.

Yes, im aware this is odd. lol

So i have this history assignment. I am supposed to write a greek myth and it has to be completely original, but i have absolutely no clue where to start. Are there any basic structures or something to a typical myth? please help!

Just found this in Greek and woundering what it means:
xa xaxa ti eides paidi moy kai travas ta vyzia sou???!!!!

This is the reply:
Kauto agori Summer 08

xaxaxaxaxaxa

I would like to read the Bible in its original writing. Would learning Hebrew and Koine Greek be the correct way to do this?

then why is it you can find the lord's prayer in aramaic in the youtube as the original version of Jesus before the greek? or the new testament was written in greek before? then why do gospels quoted the greek version of the Bible?for their prophecies of the Jewish Bible?

i heard that the new testament was supposed to be in greek and that the parts where jesus speaks is in greek too. but my dad always tells me that jesus is jewish. so how come the bible isnt in jewish??? i think maybe jesus was greek or people wrote it wrong or i dont get it. do you know what i am talking about? it is all so hard for me to understand.

,,,

I had to sneak away it seems
my dreams had held me
at abeyance
I wanted to speak in terms
endearing to those of you
hard of hearing
English adverbs, nouns or
pleasure on
the palate of my tongue
or was that the
roof top of my mouth
any how
I am partly Indian
Cherokee, I suppose
and I love Greek salad
and feta cheese
and pretty please and
atchoo, I sneezed

could you teach me how to dance
in fact a glance at me
you'll see
two left feet or maybe three
and my tongue
monopoly of one language
only
it speaks *ME*
so please to
tell me
can you teach
and if you can I may
just breach
the distance, time, circumference
of your
just out of my
short reach

oh pffffffffffft,
a poem no
not It seems
this one can't be
(tiny gleams)
nonsensic pleasure
tipping
me
laughter falling
raucously

The people can be dead

I just really want to and I want to know the best way to get started. Maybe I'll be an egyptologist that studies Greek polytheism when I get older. LOL. But does anyone know a really good web site or maybe YOU can help me out along the way...That would be REALLY great!!

Thanks~Katie♥

Hi there.

I've just spent some time online and found it most interesting how English comes from Latin and Greek and I'd like very much to learn more about these languages, maybe even get to speak them one day. But I know that Latin is a dying langauge which is pretty sad all things considered. So, what do you reacon? Is Greek easier to learn? Should I try finding a Latin teacher? Or am I simply wasting my time? Thanks everyone.

How can I say in Greek "Do you have flour?"

Pls translate it using Latin letters.

P.S. Not a flower, but a flour as in farina.

Thanks

No translator suggestions and don't give me any translator stuff from the internet. I want a legitimate Greek speaking person to answer this for me please and very much thank you.
names are Abby and Tyler but I want it to say, "Abby and Tyler". Include the "And".
How could you pronounce them?

His empire lead to Old Testament translators to translate "Javan" as "Greece" instead of Macedonia for some reason, and I recall hearing that he would have spoke Greek.

How do Greek people write it? How is it pronounced?

for example would it be the titans vs the gods? like i wanna get into greek myth but i want to start at the very beginning

i have on enote card talking about what greek mythology is, but the other 9 need help...?thanks-desree
how would i bring up sexual rapture in a 6th grade class?

I was asked to do a project on influential music artists for my AP music theory. I decided to do Jim Morrison from the Doors. I was researching his death and this: ΚΑΤΑ ΤΟΝ ΔΑΙΜΟΝΑ ΕΑΥΤΟΥ. is on his gravestone. I tried to find a translation, but nothing is coming up right. Does anyone know what it means?

I have to do the chart i am doing it but i need help.
The directions are Create a chart showing words in our vocabulary which have come from Greek Mythology . My teacher said google it . I did but it did no good because i dont know what the heck i am doing. So please help!!!!

For Example:

Word: Definiton: Named For:

Ya'll have been great answering questions in the past, and I look forward to hearing your responses. If you answer, can you spell out phonetically so I can sound it out (you know, Greek for Dummies! LOL). No actual greek spellings either, as I'm trying to learn to speak greek before I tackle learning to read Greek, though my plan is to eventually be fluent in both)