[B-Greek] Beginning Greek texts

dhoxworth at charter.net dhoxworth at charter.net
Wed Aug 4 12:42:53 EDT 2004


the comments given so far have been great. please allow me to add a few.

i think it is a good idea to get as much into your brain with as many different types of media that you can. read, listen to lectures, do excercies, teach, get computer programs (e.g., parson's greek tutor), flashcards, etc. i think that the more ways you can think of studying, the more it will stick. also, as someone already said, doing a little every day is the key. happy studying! ;)

Doug Hoxworth
Luther Rice Seminary
> 
> From: "Bill Moore" <wgmoore at integrity.com>
> Date: 2004/08/04 Wed PM 03:33:36 GMT
> To: "B-Greek" <b-greek at lists.ibiblio.org>
> Subject: [B-Greek] Beginning Greek texts
> 
> I have perused enough archived threads almost to despair asking this
> question, but here goes anyway.  What beginning Greek grammar and/or method
> of learning do you recommend for one seeking to re-learn his lost seminary
> Greek?  Or, does the particular grammar matter as much as one simply giving
> oneself wholeheartedly to the language?
> 
> I have Mounce's revised edition and considered purchasing his full lectures
> ($89).  Any comments?  I need to be convinced of what direction to take.
> 
> Thanks for your help.
> 
> Bill
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