πάντως συγχαρητήρια για την ενασχόληση σου με την Ελληνική γλώσσα... δυστυχώς οι ίδιοι οι Ελληνες δεν την εκτιμάμε... πάλι καλά που υπάρχετε και εσείς
κύριε Φίλιπ είναι φυσιολογικό να υπάρχει αλλοίωση... είναι φυσικό μετά απο τοσους αιώνες... πάλι καλά να λέμε που διατηρούμε ακόμα κ μιλάμε τη γλώσσα που μας παρέδωσαν οι αρχαίες γενιές , έστω στην σύγχρονη αλλοιωμένη της μορφή
thats not the ancient greek alphabet!! its the modern one!! in ancient greek alphabet there were at least 2 more letters such as "kopa" and "digamma"...so he should have pronunced mi,ni instead of mu nu etc....
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In various parts of ancient Greece the letters had different voicings. In fact in some places they didn't use some letters (e.g. in the Ionian dialect they had no Θ so they substituded it with Σ but that does not mean that it sounded like so in the Attick dialect where it existed) The infamus Erasmian pronunciation is an "aproximation" of the "Attick" not proven as accurate and not for all Greek dialects. In modern Greek all dialects are mixed with the Attick being the dominant one.
2. The pronunciation has indeed changed but but some of the letter sounds did exist but rather in dialects other than the Attick. The Doric for example had more plosive Β,Δ,Γ which sounded like latin B,D,G but the Ionian (or Iolic, not sure it's been a long time since i studied that stuff) sounded softer pretty much like moder greek aspirated Β,Γ,Δ.
An other example that comes to mind is that of Ξ which in the Attick was inexistant and the ΧΣ combo was used. The letter was introduced by another dialect. Also Y is not an ou sound there was an ou sound already but it was neither an ee sound as in modern Greek it was something in between like the French one. Anyway i think you can do some research if interested
sorry to say but you do not have very good accent.anyways its mi not mu.. delta is called thelta d sounds the same with the.. and much more like the letter nou there is not nou its ni where did you learn to speak greeK?
in my opinion this guy doesn't speak ancient greek at all. but he's right : in ancient greek the letter was called nou (like german nü). Ni and mi are modern greek letters
yes that is the traditional song for Alfabet,
but why all anglosaxon slay Δ Γ Ξ they are not D G X in sound,
how about English alphabet a, mp, c , nt, e, f, tz etc
iapetoc6 11 months ago
thumbs up for the try!
marieclairexan 1 year ago
το γαμισες το καημενο το τραγουδι
CrazyDuck1996 1 year ago
H ΠΡΟΦΟΡΑ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΑΠΑΙΣΙΑ
(the pronunciation is TERRIBLE !!!!)
mvouliotis 1 year ago 4
trava na pihs kana ksunogalo mp@s kai esus h amerkanh paretai profora gia mia fora sth zwh sas
Rakatsola 2 years ago
this aint ancient sorry to inform you
instrodude94 2 years ago
πάντως συγχαρητήρια για την ενασχόληση σου με την Ελληνική γλώσσα... δυστυχώς οι ίδιοι οι Ελληνες δεν την εκτιμάμε... πάλι καλά που υπάρχετε και εσείς
meet7sos 2 years ago
κύριε Φίλιπ είναι φυσιολογικό να υπάρχει αλλοίωση... είναι φυσικό μετά απο τοσους αιώνες... πάλι καλά να λέμε που διατηρούμε ακόμα κ μιλάμε τη γλώσσα που μας παρέδωσαν οι αρχαίες γενιές , έστω στην σύγχρονη αλλοιωμένη της μορφή
meet7sos 2 years ago
thats not the ancient greek alphabet!! its the modern one!! in ancient greek alphabet there were at least 2 more letters such as "kopa" and "digamma"...so he should have pronunced mi,ni instead of mu nu etc....
greekmadnessss 2 years ago
It's actually biblical greek, which is less complex than classical ancient greek.
bakavaka 2 years ago
Great video. I think you might like my website. It's called "The Greek Alphabet Made Easy". I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed your video. If you do, please "Tell a Friend!"
theburdenofyah 3 years ago
In various parts of ancient Greece the letters had different voicings. In fact in some places they didn't use some letters (e.g. in the Ionian dialect they had no Θ so they substituded it with Σ but that does not mean that it sounded like so in the Attick dialect where it existed) The infamus Erasmian pronunciation is an "aproximation" of the "Attick" not proven as accurate and not for all Greek dialects. In modern Greek all dialects are mixed with the Attick being the dominant one.
stylianyt 3 years ago
2. The pronunciation has indeed changed but but some of the letter sounds did exist but rather in dialects other than the Attick. The Doric for example had more plosive Β,Δ,Γ which sounded like latin B,D,G but the Ionian (or Iolic, not sure it's been a long time since i studied that stuff) sounded softer pretty much like moder greek aspirated Β,Γ,Δ.
stylianyt 3 years ago
An other example that comes to mind is that of Ξ which in the Attick was inexistant and the ΧΣ combo was used. The letter was introduced by another dialect. Also Y is not an ou sound there was an ou sound already but it was neither an ee sound as in modern Greek it was something in between like the French one. Anyway i think you can do some research if interested
stylianyt 3 years ago
TO GAMA BUT ΓΑΜΑ
nektariospi3 3 years ago 4
sorry to say but you do not have very good accent.anyways its mi not mu.. delta is called thelta d sounds the same with the.. and much more like the letter nou there is not nou its ni where did you learn to speak greeK?
At least do not teach!!!
ermis19 3 years ago
in my opinion this guy doesn't speak ancient greek at all. but he's right : in ancient greek the letter was called nou (like german nü). Ni and mi are modern greek letters
Cisbettterthanvb 3 years ago
well done, but I recommend adjusting your audio so it is less muffled and you project more to the audience.
utubewatchesu 3 years ago
no it isnt its alfa vita gamma delta ......
gateilli 3 years ago
vita is a modern greek letter
in ancient greek ist was called beta
Cisbettterthanvb 3 years ago
is your pronunciation correct?
loveberg4 3 years ago 4