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[Facts] Re: KLUH-tay?
by Dayna (pbm76)
9/14/2004, 10:28 PM
in reply to a message by Miss Claire
No need, I've already asked mine :)I can tell you right off the bat that 'y' does not give 'u' in Greek. It actually is an 'ee' sound. Where people get confused is that the letter 'Y' is the upper case and 'u' is the lower case, but because it looks like an English 'u' people incorrectly pronounce it as such.
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Greek Pronounciation  ·  Eirena  ·  9/14/2004, 5:08 PM
•Re: Greek Pronounciation of Klytie  ·  Christo  ·  9/15/2004, 2:02 AM
•Ahem.....  ·  Pavlos  ·  9/15/2004, 5:22 AM
•Re: Ahem.....  ·  Christo  ·  9/16/2004, 8:58 AM
•Re: Ahem.....  ·  Nikolas Ramin from Tehran  ·  9/26/2004, 5:53 PM
•PS  ·  Pavlos  ·  9/15/2004, 5:25 AM
•For the first time in onomastic history, and direct from the horse's mouth: the compleat Klyt- onomatology, including meanings and their correct pronounciation! (Mike C check it out!)  ·  Pavlos  ·  9/15/2004, 1:45 AM
•...continuation of truncated message  ·  Pavlos  ·  9/15/2004, 4:38 AM
•Re: Greek Pronounciation  ·  Miss Claire  ·  9/14/2004, 5:51 PM
•Re: Greek Pronounciation  ·  Dayna  ·  9/14/2004, 6:38 PM
•KLUH-tay?  ·  Eirena  ·  9/14/2004, 6:32 PM
•Re: KLUH-tay?  ·  Miss Claire  ·  9/14/2004, 10:12 PM
•Re: KLUH-tay?  ·  Dayna  ·  9/14/2004, 10:28 PM
•Re: KLUH-tay?  ·  Andy  ·  9/14/2004, 10:51 PM
•Re: KLUH-tay?  ·  vazaks@mail.ru  ·  10/16/2004, 3:33 AM
•Re: KLUH-tay?  ·  Miss Claire  ·  9/15/2004, 9:24 AM