http://www.schoolsuppliesforteachers.net/faq/how-is-teaching-greek-different-from-teaching-a-romantic-or-germanic-language/ A site dedicated to the best school supplies for teachers. Sun, 13 Dec 2009 11:51:58 +0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.schoolsuppliesforteachers.net/faq/how-is-teaching-greek-different-from-teaching-a-romantic-or-germanic-language/comment-page-1/#comment-35 psycho Tue, 29 Sep 2009 12:35:34 +0000 http://www.schoolsuppliesforteachers.net/faq/how-is-teaching-greek-different-from-teaching-a-romantic-or-germanic-language/#comment-35 well over all it's harder. well over all it’s harder.

]]> http://www.schoolsuppliesforteachers.net/faq/how-is-teaching-greek-different-from-teaching-a-romantic-or-germanic-language/comment-page-1/#comment-34 writesqu Tue, 29 Sep 2009 11:44:55 +0000 http://www.schoolsuppliesforteachers.net/faq/how-is-teaching-greek-different-from-teaching-a-romantic-or-germanic-language/#comment-34 are you suggesting that the greek language uses the cyrillic alphabet? oh, my... the greek language has its own alphabet, the GREEK alphabet, which was invented THOUSANDS of years before the cyrillic one. plus, the it was the BASE of the cyrillic and others. and yes, teaching greek is different than teaching latin-based languages to english speakers. first thing, you must learn the alphabet. then, you continue with the rest. the grammatical rules are very different from english, but the spelling is easier once you learn the rules and the root of each word. are you suggesting that the greek language uses the cyrillic alphabet?
oh, my…
the greek language has its own alphabet, the GREEK alphabet, which was invented THOUSANDS of years before the cyrillic one.
plus, the it was the BASE of the cyrillic and others.
and yes, teaching greek is different than teaching latin-based languages to english speakers. first thing, you must learn the alphabet. then, you continue with the rest.
the grammatical rules are very different from english, but the spelling is easier once you learn the rules and the root of each word.

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