| Alphabet
Practice |
- Alphabet recitation.
Listen and learn to recite the Greek alphabet from memory.
- Alphabet crossword. Have
fun working on a Greek alphabet crossword puzzle. Print out the puzzle and
complete it, then check your answers.
I am indebted to Greek
'n' Stuff for this activity.
- Alphabet
quiz. Probably the best Greek alphabet site on the web
is Alphabet
grec by François J. Bayard; but unfortunately it is a French site. By
permission of the author, I have adapted the testing feature of this site
for English speakers. Note that Monsieur Bayard has divided the alphabet
into five categories that correspond with some of the categories we have
learned above: liquids (Beta Band), gutturals (Gamma Group), dentals
(Delta Division), continuants (Lambda Legion), and vowels (Vowels).
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| Sounds
of Greek Practice |
The following drills are
provided to help you master the sounds of Greek.
- Vowel
drill. Follow along with RealAudio in order to cement the
vowel sounds of Greek in your mind.
- Diphthong
drill. A similar drill for diphthongs.
- Vowel
and diphthong drill. Here you will find all of the vowel and
consonant sounds together in one drill.
- Words. Pronounce
some Greek words that you may already know.
- Names.
Pronounce some names found in the Greek New Testament.
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| Typing
Greek Practice |
You may want to print out
a copy of the BibleWorks Keyboard Map in order to do the following
exercise.
- Type-along. This is
a typing exercise to help you learn to type with the BibleWorks Greek
font. (Either click on this link, or right-click on it and select Save
Target As... to save the file to a location on your
computer.) This is a Word 2000 document.
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| Textbook
Exercises
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| Make sure to do the
exercises in the textbook (Black, Learn §11).
I have provided an audio companion to
exercises b. and d. Follow along in the textbook as I recite the
words and sentences in these exercises.
Click on the RealAudio icon:
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