http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_language

I mean like, do you they have a lot of interest in the moon and the goddesses, particularly the Greek goddesses?

Where can i find like the original greek and hebrew text of the bible with translation...like more than a lexicon like what the greek and hebrew actually say with english translation...or somewhere where i can study the greek and hebrew you know...

Could anyone give me a pronunciation key on just the word "neurospaston?" I'd be very grateful.

Is it possible to start to learn Russian and Greek at the same time, like in school, you learn English and German.

Would it be to hard to learn those languages at the same time, and how long would it take ... ? How long should i study at day.

"Imagination is more important then knowledge"

Which languages would be the most useful: Greek, Russian or Czech?

I already speak English, German and Danish, which would be the hardest to learn for me, and which would be the easiest?

I'm really interested ind languages, so i wan't to learn them all, but which would be the best to start with?

I need an accurate translation of this quote "Happiness depends upon ourselves" in greek. I got this one from a translator, is it right?
please help! thank you!

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

from English to Greek: Jesus is Standing

thanks.

I am talking about stories found in Edith Hamilton's Mythology.

Things like Romeo and Juliet are based on or similar to the brief story of lovers Pyramus and Thisbe.

It does not have to be a myth from Mythology I am open to all ideas.

if anyone can speak cypriot greek, can they please tell me how you would approximate a spelling in greek, of the phrase that sounds like "indan pwnei re;" meaning "what you saying?"
in cypriot greek there is an expression <<Ίνταν πόνειν ρε;>> it means roughly "hey whatchya sayin?"....but is this the best approximation in greek script??

I want to learn Greek.

Are there any free websites to use?

And to help me learn the alphabet, is there anywhere i can get Greek texts online to practice reading and recognizing the letters?

Thanks!

Can anyone help me? I need to know the translation form english to greek. I would like to know how to write "live the dream" in Greek.

Thanks

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_language

I don't know which to learn next year after my Junior exams. Which would be better? I speak English and am learning Irish and French at the moment. Or if there are any other languages that would be better please tell me.

Thanks. x

I remember from when I was skimming a book in the library I think to find a good book, I picked up a Greek Mythology one, and it talked about a lady and a unicorn, but this unicorn was nothing like the ones you'd think they'd be, but rather blood red with scary eyes. My memory is fuzzy, but is it true that in Greek Mythology, there were indeed unicorns, even if they were rare?

Can anyone help me? I need to know the translation form english to greek. I would like to know how to write "live the dream" in Greek.

Thanks

I was thinking first they would have to learn each God and what they represent?
What do you think?

If not, from what Hebrew manuscripts was the Septuagint translated?

I'm looking for a community of passionate and people, who would be able to talk and aswer to very precise questions about Charon, the ferryman, for a school project. I talk both english and french. Please link me any site you know !

Tanks in advance.

Hello all, I'm studying the Greek alphabet, and I want to know what the Greek pronunciation is. The way I'm saying the letters are as follows:

Alpha - All-Pha
Beta - Bee-tah
Gamma - Ga-ma (the g is a kind of throat-like sound)
Delta - Thel-tah
Epsilon - Ep-see-lone
Zeta - Zee-tah
Eta - Ee-tah
Theta - Thee-tah
Iota - Ee-oh-tah
Kappa - Ka-pah (throat-like sound on the k)
Lambda - Lamb-tha
Mu - Mee
Nu - Nee
Xi - Zee
Omicron -Oh-mee-kron
Pi - Pee
Rho - Roh
Sigma -Seeg-mah
Tau - Tau
Upsilon - Oops-ee-lon
Phi - Phee
Chi -Kye
Psi -Psee
Omega - Oh-meh-gah

Am I pronouncing them correctly, or is the correct pronunciation how they normally do it in America?
(Al-Phu, Bay-Tuh, Gamm-muh, Del-Tuh, etc.)

I would prefer native speakers
and you could either transliterate it to english or leave it in the greek either way.
said to a male bya female if it matters

-so, did you have fun at the beach?
-hey handsome, are you ready to lure these customers with your good looks?
-alright, enough Greek, switch back to english please.
-is there anything i can help you with?
-do you see anything you like?

(i know some people think latin is dead, but it is used as a root language in almost all European langauges)

what does mata cala ohni kiki mean??

But everytime I read a translation in a book or on the web, it always does it in the greek alphabet, and I never can know how to actually say the word.
My mom speaks greek

My sister is going there for a week this summer, and she doesn't know any Greek. Not even hello, thanks, etc. She is going to go to the mostly tourist sites like Athens, so do they speak some English there? Also, she wants to know if it is hard to learn basic Greek. Just simple/everyday terms that would help her communicate

Thanks!

Well we are talking about balanced budgets, so obviously it must not be a conservative party.

I be right. It was the socialists.

Greek MP expelled from socialist party for voting against austerity bill

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jun/29/greece-mp-expelled-austerity-vote

Dick,

So I guess balanced budgets are socialists now? Must be because they raised taxes as well as cut spending.

please translate this to english
tha fas ksilo....kako paidi...

I want to compare statistics to Islamic statistics.
According to a site I found, will not post link due to question errors when I DO post links, 90% of Muslims don't speak Arabic. Therefore 10% DO speak Arabic, the language that the Qur'an, the holy book of Islam, was written in.

1.5 billion Muslims, 150 million Muslims speak Arabic. Of course the Arabic in the Qur'an differs from the Arabic spoken today but the main message is understood. Compare this to Old English where 'you' was 'thou' or 'ye' and etc. Similarly, I think, Arabic is the same.

So 2 billion Christians, most Christians have Spanish or Portugese, some Hispanic language, as their native tongue. How many know Greek and Hebrew?

The Greek part being the New Testament.

What percentage? Or what number, and since you're answering could you post a link that I could refer to?
@Prophet, I don't deny that, the smartest person I know at my age is Catholic, well smart in most things. Please answer the question.

Anyone have any thoughts on this?

I'm not talking about the nation and governments and what not. But normal family living. How has it changed?

Hi, Is there anyone greek here I could send something in Greek ? I need to know what it means but can't use a translator as it is written using the normal alphabet. thanks

Well, Im half greek, & I know that they add "itsa" or "aki/naki" to their names, & I think it's cute. Like, my cousin's name is Mihalia, & everyone calls her Mihalitsa. So my name is Maria, & my friend called me Maritsa once, but it doesn't sound right. Can you help me? What about Maritsaki? Does that work? Lol, I just want a cute name like that Thank you