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Learn about what the accent marks mean when reading Greek aloud. From the creator of the lesson:

The third part of "Learn Greek". The last basic rules, in order to pronounce the Greek language right.
Here you will find the pronunciation of the Greek vowel and consonant combinations.
You may find it a bit more difficult than the previous lessons, but for beginners these three lessons are more than enough.
If you have any question send me a message through you tube, or comment.
If the slides pass too fast, pause.
I also will be happy to hear your requests, or corrections.
Oh, I'm sorry I forgot the letter ή when I showed the accent on top of the vowels.
Thank you!

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Comment by Owen Cramer on February 10, 2008 at 11:06am
Nice--but an ancient Greek student probably knows this much pretty fast (this is a Modern Greek lesson). Is there some way to bring Modern and Ancient Greek together?

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