The ABCs of Greek - Learn the Greek Alphabet and Smooth Your Travel in Greece

Learn the Greek Alphabet - the Greek letters Eta, Theta, and Iota

"Theta" looks like an "O" with a line through it, and it's pronounced "Th". It's one of the unusual ones that need to be memorized, but at least it doesn't look like what it isn't!

"Iota" gives us the phrase "Not one iota!" referring to something very tiny. It also is pronounced as "i".

Go on to the next three letters of the Greek alphabet.

You can also practice on some real Greek roadsigns. Get some more practice on using the Greek alphabet in Greece - compare airfares to Greece here: Find Greek Airfares

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• Learn the Greek Alphabet - The First Three Letters Alpha, Beta, and Gamma
• Learn the Next Three Letters of the Greek Alphabet
• Learn the Greek Alphabet - the Greek letters Eta, Theta, and Iota
• Learn the Greek Alphabet - The Greek Letters kappa, lambda, and mu
• Learn the Greek Alphabet - the Greek Letters Nu, Xi, and Omicron
• Learn the Greek Alphabet - the Greek Letters Pi, Rho, and Sigma
• Learn the Greek Alphabet - the Greek Letters Tau, Upsilon, and Phi
• Learn the Greek Alphabet - The Greek Letters Chi, Psi, and Omega
• Learn the Greek Alphabet - The 24 Letters of the Greek Alphabet