[B-Greek] Developing English to Greek Capabilities (Was "Grammar-Translation")
Dewayne Dulaney
dewayne.dulaney at gmail.com
Thu Apr 14 20:18:52 EDT 2011
Χαιρε (CAIRE), Refe!
Φωσφορος (Mark Lightman) is too modest to mention it, but his posts
and videos on ΣΧΟΛΗ (http://schole.ning.com/) are excellent models for
practicing communicating in Koine Greek. (Mark, I haven't actually
gotten to see the videos yet, but I'm sure they're great, based on the
quality of Greek writing you do.) There are many other good writers
there also, and several of our list members are members there as well,
including myself. (I am not one of the good writers yet, but hope to
be someday.) I encourage you to try your hand at writing Greek there
and on Textkit (www.textkit.com). You'll find the members at both
sites are very kind and patient and willing to help with questions and
offering helpful advice.
If you like music, learning Greek versions of familiar songs is a big
help. B-Greeker Louis Sorensen has done a lot of work producing these
and they are available for free on his site (www.letsreadgreek.com).
Some of the lyrics also have accompanying audio. Click on "Modern
Songs and Hymns in Koine" on the site's opening page.
Refe, I will also be glad to write you in Ancient Greek offlist. Just
email me to let me know you're interested.
Δεβένιος Δουλένιος (Dewayne Dulaney)
--
"In the world you will have trouble. But, be brave! I have defeated the world!"
—John 16:33, DDV (Dewayne Dulaney Version)
My Bible blogs: http://my.opera.com/Loquor/blog/ and
http://hasopher.preachersfiles.com/
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