[B-Greek] Allegory about learning Koine Greek

Amos Bender bendersb at earthlink.net
Sun Jul 19 09:52:26 EDT 2009


Hello Friends at BGreek,
 
I wrote an allegory about learning Koine Greek some time back. I thought of posting the whole thing here, but thought it might be best to just give my web address where it can be read.  The allegory might be offensive to some.   It speaks about dividing the syllables of the many compound Greek words so the individual words can be heard.  Regarding the many forms of a root word in Greek, it speaks about always keeping accents on the root word so all forms of the same word sound similar as they should. It also speaks of excessive grammar being a distraction rather than a help in learning a language.  It also speaks about various tools for learning Greek, which I wish were created.  You may send any suggestions or comments about the allegory direct to my email at bendersb at earthlink.net or simply leave them here.  The allegory is called "The Monkeys and their Lammar and Gammer" and can be read at http://www.biblicallanguage.net/  .   I can read Greek quite easily by now but have much room for improvement.  
 
God Bless
Amos Bender

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