What does Greek sound like to a non speak

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all future and in good will , learners of Greek lang. are falling down like flies out of desperation...

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We should learn at schools the original ancient greek writing and not the ancient greek with the byzantine writing.

That's exactly my point. It would be more interesting and if we want to learn how is the original greek we should study the original way of speaking and writing. But it's very complex for us.

Really?

That's good! But it's really painful.

Irrelevant posts deleted. That will be the case from now on, if this doesn't put any sense to some people's minds, then the next step will be a temporary ban.

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i just dont know.... just a non comprehended voice signal for me... dont understand a bit.. it's complicated... very complicated and same with turkish lang...

How to say 'How are u?' in greek?

 

In the island of Crete, the same question would sound "Inda kaneis"

Originally posted by Alkiviades In the island of Crete, the same question would sound "Inda kaneis"

Not only in Crete. There are a few islands where "Inda Kaneis" and "Inda ginesai" is quite common.

(i mentioned it otherwhere too).
I was in Poland for 2 weeks ,and they though of me as Spanish cause of accent.
A very good friend of mine tells me the same too.

I guess thats because we share the same sounds -same vocals ,and vocals follow regularly consonants(not many consonants together..etc)
But,i think that Spanish sounds more "musical" -(although not as Italians or French )

For me Cypriot dialect sounds exactly like Spanish -i have thought Cypriots as Spanish and vice versa


Edited by Digenis - 20-Aug-2006 at 11:32

Like a barbarian