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 Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2006 3:19 am
Ah Greek, I remember learning it in HIgh School, but before my slightly obsessive period with languages. I'd love to come back to Greek at some stage, because I still have the alphabet memorised. I can read the Greek alphabet, but I wont be able to tell you what it means. sweatdrop
Little fact I'm sure everyone knows, the word alphabet comes from Alpha and Beta, first two letters of the Greek alphabet. rolleyes
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 5:24 pm
DART OF SECKS Could someone please translate "Welcome to my room" for me if you can?
I'd greatly appreciate it. biggrin go here http://www.tranexp.com:2000/
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Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 11:21 am
Is it true that Keema is a type of meat in true.My brothers freind who was greek said so.
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Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 11:25 am
kalimera
lol, my friend Maria have are own messed up version of greeklish on the keyboard....so I don't actually know if their is a certain way to use english inplace on greek script, but it works for us.
Hi....ummmmm...I notice now one's posted in here in a while but I thought I would post. If anyone knows Greek and still comes to the guild, that would be nice.......I only skimmed through the rest of the conversation here. mrgreen
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:48 pm
Can anyone give me suggestions on some good curriculum to learn from?
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Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 7:13 pm
Ho Ho Homo Could someone please translate "Welcome to my room" for me if you can?
I'd greatly appreciate it. biggrin Greek: Σας καλωσορίζω στο δωμάτιό μου Pronounced: Sas kalosorizo sto thomateeo moo English: I welcome you to my room Archelaus Is it true that Keema is a type of meat in true.My brothers freind who was greek said so. Keema is meat, but it's not decended from Greece. Maybe I don't understand the question. confused Hermonie Urameshi Can anyone give me suggestions on some good curriculum to learn from? Well, if you don't have human recourses....I suggest a combination of books and CDs to help you out. Do some research and find the most highly sought after language learning systems and look into those. really look into them before you buy though because a lot of them are just crap, from what I've noticed. Books will explain pronounciations differently and sometimes wrong. Not all print is correct. Sorry...I'm never on and didn't know there were questions heh. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 9:34 am
Asylus Ho Ho Homo Could someone please translate "Welcome to my room" for me if you can?
I'd greatly appreciate it. biggrin Greek: Σας καλωσορίζω στο δωμάτιό μου Pronounced: Sas kalosorizo sto thomateeo moo English: I welcome you to my room Archelaus Is it true that Keema is a type of meat in true.My brothers freind who was greek said so. Keema is meat, but it's not decended from Greece. Maybe I don't understand the question. confused [ Sorry...I'm never on and didn't know there were questions heh. sweatdrop Well in pakistan we also call minced meat keema and we were really surprised when we heard that we have the same word it. surprised
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:08 am
Archelaus Asylus Ho Ho Homo Could someone please translate "Welcome to my room" for me if you can?
I'd greatly appreciate it. biggrin Greek: Σας καλωσορίζω στο δωμάτιό μου Pronounced: Sas kalosorizo sto thomateeo moo English: I welcome you to my room Archelaus Is it true that Keema is a type of meat in true.My brothers freind who was greek said so. Keema is meat, but it's not decended from Greece. Maybe I don't understand the question. confused [ Sorry...I'm never on and didn't know there were questions heh. sweatdrop Well in pakistan we also call minced meat keema and we were really surprised when we heard that we have the same word it. surprised I don't think it's too suprizing because languages inner-weave with one another, not all words are chared of course, but words change and start to relate to others languages.
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 1:43 pm
Είμαι μόνος. Κανένας μιλά τα ελληνικά! crying
Does anyone speak just a bit of random Greek? maybe a little? sad Anyone want to know a bit of random Greek? xd
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 3:12 pm
Asylus Είμαι μόνος. Κανένας μιλά τα ελληνικά! crying Does anyone speak just a bit of random Greek? maybe a little? sad Anyone want to know a bit of random Greek? xd Me and my friend are trying to learn Greek. biggrin I know words like σουβλάκι, καλαμάρι, "τι κανεις;" and some other words. I'd like to know more though, perhaps become fluent. smile
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Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 7:36 am
Mivi Asylus Είμαι μόνος. Κανένας μιλά τα ελληνικά! crying Does anyone speak just a bit of random Greek? maybe a little? sad Anyone want to know a bit of random Greek? xd Me and my friend are trying to learn Greek. biggrin I know words like σουβλάκι, καλαμάρι, "τι κανεις;" and some other words. I'd like to know more though, perhaps become fluent. smile YEAH! Good for you guys. Are you how are you learning? CD, books, computer games, a person whose fluent in Greek? Just curious, I'm going to try and learn Russian on my own....they're isn't anyone around here i know that speaks Russian.....except.....that one girl that hates me.... very helpful. Anyway, this is the Greek discussion, can I assist you folks in anyway?
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 7:36 am
Proudly_Jewish just out of curiosity, does anyone here speak any Modern Greek? ninja I'd like to learn it sometime soon I do! It is my second language since I am half-American and half-Greek-Cypriot (in my home country, there are Greek-Cypriots and Turkish-Cypriots). whee
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Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 5:42 pm
In school this year, we are required to take Latin. But for some reason, my teacher says that we should study Greek. So I'd like to know more about this language.
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2007 6:44 am
Kumiko-Misaki In school this year, we are required to take Latin. But for some reason, my teacher says that we should study Greek. So I'd like to know more about this language. We had to learn Latin for a year too, but then I chose to carry on for another two years smile My Latin teacher speaks Ancient Greek, but he won't teach it to anyone except this one person because he's so clever. Anyways, back on topic I decided yesterday to try and start learning Greek, because I was looking around on the internet and it sounded interesting, and I've never learned another alphabet before either. I'm mostly using the internet to learn, there's quite a lot of good resources there if you look, but if I have any questions I'll post here smile
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