Guest guest Posted March 7, 2009 Report Share Posted March 7, 2009 gandhara , Yashwant K <yashwant0k wrote: For those who have studied engineering or mathematical sciences, many of the Greek characters will look familiar. The capital Greek letters emerged in their modern form around 4th cent. BCE. The small or lower case came into use around 8th century. Here is the Greek alphabet with classical pronunciation of the letters. The second and third line gives the name of the letter. The fourth line gives the pronunciation in common English and fifth line in the phonetic notation. You can ignore the second and fifth line. The Greek script is still used in Greece. The pronunciation of some letters has changed. Originally phi was pronounced like the corresponding Sanskrit letter, today they are pronounced as English (or Farsi) f in modern Greek. Similarly for a few other letters. Check out the new Front Page. www. --- End forwarded message --- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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