Which 2 english letters does not come in greek language?
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it is completely different anyway , but I never heard a Ψ in English...
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It's not greek. If it is you misspelled it.\n\nTranslation:\n\nESO KESSO DE CHLEIDREDO MESSO
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Greek has the 'th' sound too, and Icelandic where in fact they have different letters to distinguish between the sound 'th' in 'that' and the sound 'th' in 'thing'.
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There are no English words that are able to be made using only these letters.  You may want to check your letter sources.\n\nThese are the words that can be formed from the letters listed: cede, ceder, cedi, ceding, cee, cere, cered, cering, cervine, cider, cinder, cine, creed, cried, cringe, cringed, de, decern, dee, deer, dei, deice, deicer, deign, den, dene, denier, dere, derive, dev, devein, device, dice, dicer, die, diene, dig, din, dine, diner, ding, dire, dirge, dive, diver, diverge, dree, dreeing, dreg, drive, driven, edge, edger, edgier, eger, eide, eider, en, end, ender, endive, energid, eng, engird, envied, envier, er, ere, erg, ern, erne, eve, even, ever, evince, evinced, ged, gee, geed, gender, gene, generic, genic, genie, genre, gid, gie, gied, gien, gin, gird, girn, girned, give, given, giver, gree, greed, green, grid, gride, grieve, grieved, grin, grind, ice, iced, id, in, ire, ired, nee, need, nereid, nerve, nerved, neve, never, nevi, nice, nicer, nide, niece, nieve, re, rec, receding, red, rede, reding, ree, reed, reeding, reeving, regive, regiven, rei, reign, reigned, rein, reined, reive, reived, rend, renig, rev, rice, riced, rid, ride, ridge, rig, rin, rind, ring, ringed, rive, rived, riven, vee, veer, veering, veg, vein, veined, veiner, vend, vender, venge, venged, venire, verdin, verge, verged, vice, viced, vide, vie, vied, vier, vin, vine, vined. \n\nThese words can be formed by adding one more letter: e -   divergence   y -   divergency
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Greek alphabet:\nThe Greek alphabet has been used to write the Greek language since about the 9th century B.C.. It was the first true alphabet, that is, one with a symbol for each vowel and consonant, and is the oldest alphabet in use today. The letters are also used to represent numbers—Greek numerals—in the same sorts of contexts as  Roman numerals. Besides writing modern Greek, today its letters are used as mathematical symbols, as names of stars, in the names of fraternities and sororities, in the naming of supernumerary tropical cyclones, and for other purposes. The Greek alphabet originated as a modification of the Phoenician alphabet and in turn gave rise to the Latin, Cyrillic, and other alphabets, as documented in History of the alphabet. The Greek alphabet is unrelated to Linear B and the Cypriot syllabary, earlier writing systems for Greek.\n\nΑ α alpha \nΒ β beta \nΓ γ gamma \nΔ δ delta \nΕ ε epsilon \nΖ ζ zeta \nΗ η eta \nΘ θ theta \nΙ ι iota \nΚ κ kappa \nΛ λ lambda \nΜ μ mu \nΝ ν nu \nΞ ξ xi \nΟ ο omicron \nΠ π pi \nΡ Ρ rho \nΣ σ, ς sigma \nΤ τ tau \nΥ υ upsilon \nΦ φ phi \nΧ χ chi \nΨ ψ psi \nΩ ω omega
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Apart from Greek words having been incorporated into English especially in scientific and philosophical language, the relation is very distant.\nGreek and the Germanic dialects,(which English originated from) parted company in prehistoric times.\nThey both belong to the Indo-European language group.
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Greeks invented Greek writing.\nEnglish writing is a compilation of many different languages.
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Not in the ENGLISH language.\n\n~Brendon\nHope I Helped!
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The answer is I.\nThey are the English initials of the names of the letters of the Greek alphabet. The next letter in the sequence is Iota.\n(alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc... Iota)
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moraki... or it can be spelled "mwraki" b/c the english "w" is the same letter as the greek "omega" which is pronounced "o" means baby.
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I go to Limewire to download songs that I want in Greek, but I go to greek sites to listen to music with no download.  I dont know what language it is you want, but limewire has greek, italian, spanish, arabic etc..
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it is nott arabic or russsian...it is greek
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"Alpha" is literally simply the first letter of the Greek alphabet (in fact the word "alphabet" comes from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, alpha and beta). So "alpha" links in arabic? I'm not sure I understand but the first letter of the Arabic alphabet is 'alif.\n\nThe God link, in the Bible, God describes himself as the "alpha and omega, the beginning and the end". "Alpha" and "omega" are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet respectively.
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that's the greek alphabet.
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The Greek alphabet influenced the Roman or Latin one and it in turn influenced the Western alphabet.  There is no English alphabet, technically
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You do not require the symbol font for this procedure.\nStay within the Arial font and choose the Θ from the 20th or θ from the 21st row in character map. When you select this time, the Greek letter will happily copy & paste as desired.
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Wow, I'm sorry for you loss.\n\nChristopher in Hebrew is written:כריסטופר , or with vowel marks: כְּרִיסְטוֹפֶר\n\nIn Greek it's written: Χριστοφερως (Khristoferos)