In a bit of e-mail dialogue yesterday and today, I ended up writing a rather lengthy explanation of […]
Category Archive: Phonology
So, uhm, who in the world took the time to make the Wikipedia page for Koine Greek Phonology […]
Okay, so maybe I’m not really serious on that one, but I’m drooling over this current Eisenbrauns Sale: […]
I’d like to take up the question of what pronunciation system should be used for teaching Greek from […]
In English we have eleven vowel sounds represented by various combinations of five vowel orthographic symbols. Two of […]
People say that they use and teach with the Erasmian pronunciation because its easier for students for learning […]
Those of you who are familiar with IPA (and I know your name is Legion) will definitely enjoy […]
I’ve gone the rounds a few times with people about what pronunciation to use for Greek. The main […]
Okay, Caragounis’ description of kappa is even worse: Capitol: Κ Small: κ HGP: k as in keen (before […]
I’ve ranted about frustrations before, but one thing I really can’t stand are descriptions of Greek pronunciation that […]
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