I’m looking for good suggestions on how to learn to pronounce Ancient Greek words.
Books I have many of, I’m studying from home suggestions would be welcome.
Thank you,
Bigranger75th
ἁνδάνω διδάσκω Bigranger75th
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Re: ἁνδάνω διδάσκω Bigranger75th
ἐμοὶ δʼ ἁνδάνει θυμῷ βουλή, council delights me in the thymos
I like the pronunciation guide in the beginning of the Cambridge Greek Grammar best, if you are looking for a classical pronunciation. But fricatives are probably better than aspirates (I aspirate θ φ χ). And nobody ever tells you how important it is to stomp the ictus.
I like the pronunciation guide in the beginning of the Cambridge Greek Grammar best, if you are looking for a classical pronunciation. But fricatives are probably better than aspirates (I aspirate θ φ χ). And nobody ever tells you how important it is to stomp the ictus.
"Here stuck the great stupid boys, who for the life of them could never master the accidence..."
Joel Eidsath -- jeidsath@gmail.com
Joel Eidsath -- jeidsath@gmail.com