The other day GB commented on he and I learning the Greek alphabet when we were very young. Then on Sunday my son-in-law Mark wrote a post that I think many of my readers will enjoy (especially those who visit my Words blog) - It's all Greek to Me.
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
It's all Greek to Me
I don't very often direct folk to posts from my own family members. I'm not sure why that is since I find them all interesting. But then I would, wouldn't I.
The other day GB commented on he and I learning the Greek alphabet when we were very young. Then on Sunday my son-in-law Mark wrote a post that I think many of my readers will enjoy (especially those who visit my Words blog) - It's all Greek to Me.
The other day GB commented on he and I learning the Greek alphabet when we were very young. Then on Sunday my son-in-law Mark wrote a post that I think many of my readers will enjoy (especially those who visit my Words blog) - It's all Greek to Me.
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That was an interesting post. I always wondered why Greek was selected as the most difficult to understand - evidently much of the world disagrees.
ReplyDeleteI also appreciated the Greek alphabet - I'm constantly doing crossword puzzles that call for one or another of them, so the reminder will help me!
In high school, I had a choice:
ReplyDeleteTyping class, or Koine Greek.
I took the language class with Father Barry. At 36, the only thing I can say in Koine Greek is "Christos!" (product of Catholic High School). And, I only type with four fingers and two thumbs. :) But I type pretty fast!