How do you spell Greek?

The pronunciation of ancient Greek letters is different from that of modern Greek, only a few letters have changed their pronunciation, and the aspirated sound and tone of ancient Greek have been removed. In China, all pronunciations are old and most of them are wrong.

The correct pronunciation of modern Greek is as follows (the phonetic symbol is English phonetic symbol because it is easy to understand):

α α ['alfa] β β ['vita] γ γ ['γ ama] (this is not pronounced in English or Chinese. This is the international phonetic symbol) δ δ ['? ε LTA] ε ε [ε psilon] ζ ζ ['Zita ]ζζ ζ ['ITA] ι ι ['IOTA] κ ['kappa ]λλ[' lam? a]μμ[mi:]νν[ni:]ξξ[ksi:]οο[' omicron]▆ψ[pi:]ψρ[ro:]σσ？ ['siγma] (lowercase is written in two ways, the former is only used for the prefix and the latter is only used for the suffix, without exception) τ τ τ τ [TAF ]υ ['Ipsilon] τ τ τ [fi:] τ τ τ τ τ τ τ τ τ τ τ τ τ

Note: R is the trill of the tongue, and the consonants in square brackets are unvoiced except Z, S, F and χ.

Greek has been written from left to right since ancient times, and the writing methods are separate.

Greek spelling is no different from other pinyin characters, and there are rules to follow in how to read and spell, even in letter combinations. Like good morning κ α λ η μ? ρ α literally reads [kali'mεra].

I hope the above explanation helps.