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What is the Greek Alphabet?
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#27410. Asked by Debs.
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Gnomon
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The Greek Alphabet is a series of 24 letters, used to write the Greek language, both ancient and modern. Many Greek letters look the same as Roman letters, the ones we are familiar with, for example A B M, but others look completely different: a circle with a horizontal line through it, a letter like an F with no lower cross bar, a triangle and so on. Greek letters are also used in Mathematics, in the names of American fraternities and various other places.
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Debs
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I know what it is but i would like to find out all the letters like Alpha Beta?
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Jimmy
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It should also be noted that it is the base for the cyrillic alphabet used by Russia and Bulgaria
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bpykh
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The Greek alphabet is adaptation of the Phoenician alphabet with an important twist the use of some letters as vowels. The Greek had a more ancient alphabet Linear A and Linear B. Till this day Linear A remains un-interpreted.
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tinayak
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Alpha, Beta, Gama, Delta, Epsilon, Zita, Eta, Theta, Yiota, Kapa, Lamda, Mi, Ni, Ksi, Omikron, Pi, Ro, Sigma, Taf, Ypsilon, Phi, Hee, Psi, Omega.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_alphabet
[Link added -- Zb]
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