[B-Greek] B-Greek transliteration vs Strong's
Katb4now at aol.com
Katb4now at aol.com
Mon Jan 12 19:31:05 EST 2004
In a message dated 1/11/2004 4:56:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,
tedsmath at yahoo.com writes:
Well . . . if you think about it, the sound of "I", "eye", etc. *is*
the same as ah-ee (with the h silent). It helps to say it
s-l-o-w-l-y.
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I've been playing around with the sound a bit and was thinking the same
thing. I also found a site with some classical Greek pronunciation and the speaker
sounded more like "ahee" than "eye". I think I'm going to go with the "ahee"
sound for the sake of having the Strong's as a resource that uses it.
I SURE would like to know a bit more about James Strong's backroung in Greek,
compared to some of the more modern grammars and lexicons.
Kathleen Borsari
homeschool mom
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