[B-Greek] Reading for translation or understanding

David McKay davidmckay52 at gmail.com
Mon Feb 4 02:45:07 EST 2008


Hi Gordon
How did you learn to read English? Did you need to know the meaning of every
word before you read it? I think I've learnt more Greek by reading than I
ever learnt by memorising vocab, learning paradigms, etc.

However, a combination of the two is going to be more productive than only
reading, of course. I would love to be able to learn Randall's way, in
Greek.

David McKay


On 04/02/2008, Gordon Goltz <pastorpete69 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>   Isn't this a classic example of "What came first; the chicken or the
> egg"? If you don't know what the words in a sentence mean, how in the world
> are you going to be able to understand what the writer is saying?
>
> Gordon Goltz
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