[B-Greek] Pronunciation rules

bitan buth ybitan at mscc.huji.ac.il
Fri Oct 7 15:35:29 EDT 2005


  O KURT EGRAPSEN
>GEIA SAS Steve, Randall, and everybody,
> . . .  I was glad to see some dialogue result.
> . . . 
>The topic comes up for discussion every couple of months, not because 
anyone is beating a dead horse I think, but because it's something 
important that is developing in how we learn Greek.  There are better 
ways to learn, and those are becoming evident.  I think that because 
they are so close, a modern Greek accent and a historical Koine accent 
will be mutually intellgible, so there ought to be room for both.  It 
will be less difference than the different brands of Erasmian out there 
that people have been wondering about I think.>

[K'ESEIS EPISHS, uGiEIA SAS, EVXARISTW.]
PERI "accent will be mutually intellgible"
NAI, SHMERON MEN HKOUSON THN TOU IAKWBOU EPISTOLHN EN THi "KOINHi" 
PROFORAi, EN DE TAUTHi TH ESPERAi TOU SPIROU AKOUSOMAI ANAGINWSKONTOS 
THN NEAN GLWSSAN.

IWANNHS
Randall Buth, PhD
Biblical Language Center
www.biblicalulpan.org
c/o margbuth at gmail.com
also, Director, Biblical Studies in Israel
under Rothberg International School,
Hebrew University
ybitan at mscc.huji.ac.il






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