Greek is a Human language which was spoken mainly by the Greek civilization of planet Earth. The language was derived from ancient Greece since the 2nd millennium BCE, and still survives in the form of nomenclature and terminology in the 24th century and beyond.
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| - Greek is a Human language which was spoken mainly by the Greek civilization of planet Earth. The language was derived from ancient Greece since the 2nd millennium BCE, and still survives in the form of nomenclature and terminology in the 24th century and beyond.
- This is the beginning of MIT OCW-centric, Greece World University and School. WUaS is like Wikipedia with MIT OpenCourseWare, and is planning free, university degrees in large languages.
- Greek language may refer to anything related to:
- Greek (ελληνικά, IPA: [e̞liniˈka] or ελληνική γλώσσα, IPA: [e̞liniˈkʲi ˈɣlo̞sa]) is an Indo-European language native to the southern Balkan peninsula, the language of the Greeks. It forms an independent branch within Indo-European. It has the longest documented history of any Indo-European language, spanning thirty-four centuries of written records. In its ancient form, it is the language of classical Ancient Greek literature and the New Testament of the Christian Bible. In its modern form, it is the official language of Greece and Cyprus, and spoken by approximately 20 million people (first language for ca. 15 million), including minority and emigrant communities in numerous parts of the world. It is written in the Greek alphabet.
- Fundamentally, the stellar cartographic quadrants of the Milky Way Galaxy are labeled Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Delta – exclusively Greek letters. Multitudes of other uses include installations (Epsilon IX station), protocols (evasive pattern delta 5), computer files (Janeway Lambda one), scientific discoveries (the Omega molecule), stars, and planets (Ceti Alpha V) labeled or named with Greek letters. Captain Jean-Luc Picard was fluent in Greek language. In 2368, he read the Homeric Hymns in its original language. (TNG: "Darmok" )
- Greek language is a language of the Tau'ri from Earth. Dendredans speaks a variant of the Greek language mixed with Latin. (SG1: "Holiday")
- In the Greek language, Greek is spelled ελλινικά and in capitals ΕΛΛΙΝΙΚΑ, something that has always confused us non-Grecians. Greeks completely misspelled the name of their language to piss off the Romans. If the Roman invaders ever learned the language of Hellenia, then all the pixies would come and kill the Greeks. So, the Greeks, with this method, confused the Romans, until the Romans conducted a siege of Greece. "How do I pronounce the word Gyro?" "Why do you all shave your chests?" "That's not really a language, is it?"
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| - Greek is a Human language which was spoken mainly by the Greek civilization of planet Earth. The language was derived from ancient Greece since the 2nd millennium BCE, and still survives in the form of nomenclature and terminology in the 24th century and beyond.
- This is the beginning of MIT OCW-centric, Greece World University and School. WUaS is like Wikipedia with MIT OpenCourseWare, and is planning free, university degrees in large languages.
- Greek language may refer to anything related to:
- Greek (ελληνικά, IPA: [e̞liniˈka] or ελληνική γλώσσα, IPA: [e̞liniˈkʲi ˈɣlo̞sa]) is an Indo-European language native to the southern Balkan peninsula, the language of the Greeks. It forms an independent branch within Indo-European. It has the longest documented history of any Indo-European language, spanning thirty-four centuries of written records. In its ancient form, it is the language of classical Ancient Greek literature and the New Testament of the Christian Bible. In its modern form, it is the official language of Greece and Cyprus, and spoken by approximately 20 million people (first language for ca. 15 million), including minority and emigrant communities in numerous parts of the world. It is written in the Greek alphabet.
- In the Greek language, Greek is spelled ελλινικά and in capitals ΕΛΛΙΝΙΚΑ, something that has always confused us non-Grecians. Greeks completely misspelled the name of their language to piss off the Romans. If the Roman invaders ever learned the language of Hellenia, then all the pixies would come and kill the Greeks. So, the Greeks, with this method, confused the Romans, until the Romans conducted a siege of Greece. No one actually speaks Classical Greek. Experts agree, no one could possibly make up something this stupid and not implode from sheer idiocy midway through conceiving such an unintelligible, broken dialect. Instead, the Greek language was designed, as are most things of Greek origin, to irritate and confuse American Tourists. This has freed the Greeks from having to provide directions to the British Museum, as well as answer questions such as: "How do I pronounce the word Gyro?" "Why do you all shave your chests?" "That's not really a language, is it?"
- Fundamentally, the stellar cartographic quadrants of the Milky Way Galaxy are labeled Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Delta – exclusively Greek letters. Multitudes of other uses include installations (Epsilon IX station), protocols (evasive pattern delta 5), computer files (Janeway Lambda one), scientific discoveries (the Omega molecule), stars, and planets (Ceti Alpha V) labeled or named with Greek letters. Captain Jean-Luc Picard was fluent in Greek language. In 2368, he read the Homeric Hymns in its original language. (TNG: "Darmok" )
- Greek language is a language of the Tau'ri from Earth. Dendredans speaks a variant of the Greek language mixed with Latin. (SG1: "Holiday")
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