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Chaírete, ô phíloi! I was wondering if there exsisted some book not unlike John Traupman's Conversational Latin but for the Ancient Greek language. Egnóete toiûton tò bíblion?
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Apart from Sprechen Sie Attisch I know of no such book.

What's with the transcription scheme?
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I see. Ah, as metioned elsewhere, my hypologistes is not functioning right now, and these public computers cannot run Sophokeys.
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Ancient Greek Alive is the only thing I know of that comes close.

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Another book is Altgriechisch im Alltag.

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