elakbar wrote:As i know Greek language has a letter for ph which is Φ. Have you ever seen an ancient text with this letter combination 'ph'? I also asked Greek teacher and she told me tha same that greeks never use ph for φ. In Greece to become a teacher for Greek languange, you write exams in high school and you must know ancient Greek and Latin. And then in the University you study both again.
Probably other laguages change the φ with ph. I donot know. Anyone that know? thank you
elakbar wrote:Can you tell me please from which countries you are and why you learn ancient Greek? I am Greek and i want to see the reason why you learn and why the Greeks donot want to learn.
Thank you
elakbar wrote:Can you tell me please from which countries you are and why you learn ancient Greek? I am Greek and i want to see the reason why you learn and why the Greeks donot want to learn.
Thank you
Thats ok. But lets think of something else. As you have already seen, people all over the world struggle to learn ancient Greek, while we, in Greece, hate this lesson in high school so badly...
But I am quite impressed by all these people, from Asia e.g., who try to learn those two languages and cultures...
Can you tell me please from which countries you are and why you learn ancient Greek? I am Greek and i want to see the reason why you learn and why the Greeks donot want to learn.
elakbar wrote:Can you tell me please from which countries you are and why you learn ancient Greek? I am Greek and i want to see the reason why you learn and why the Greeks donot want to learn.
Thank you
Aristoklhs wrote:To learn accidence one can use dice or dices and it is very good if one tries to translate his translation back to ancient greek. And one should repeat doing the exercises he has already done. And one can see texts as solutions and create fill-in-the-blanks exercises for tenses, moods, prepositions etc.
quendidil wrote:Aristoklhs wrote:To learn accidence one can use dice or dices and it is very good if one tries to translate his translation back to ancient greek. And one should repeat doing the exercises he has already done. And one can see texts as solutions and create fill-in-the-blanks exercises for tenses, moods, prepositions etc.
Sorry, but what do you mean by using dice?
spiphany wrote:quendidil wrote:Aristoklhs wrote:To learn accidence one can use dice or dices and it is very good if one tries to translate his translation back to ancient greek. And one should repeat doing the exercises he has already done. And one can see texts as solutions and create fill-in-the-blanks exercises for tenses, moods, prepositions etc.
Sorry, but what do you mean by using dice?
I've used this method - you put stickers on each of the sides with a particular case or form (1st, 2nd, 3rd person singular and plural; or indicative/optative/subjunctive, etc.) and roll the dice to randomly generate sets of endings. Kind of like making flashcards.
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