[b-greek] RE: Speaking greek

From: Randall Buth (ButhFam@compuserve.com)
Date: Fri May 18 2001 - 06:23:58 EDT

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Message text written by "Ken Smith"
>Eventually you get used to it, and you're able to tell from context
whether "tees eemerees" is "of the day" (THS hHMERHS)or "in the days"
(TAIS hHMERAIS),<

modern
= tis imeris 'of the day'
=tes imeres 'in the days'

Koine only mixed EI with I,
OI with U (like French u)
AI with E
and W with O
Hta remained a close 'e',

Blessings,
Randall Buth

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