Ancient Greek Phonetics

📜 Dive into the Acoustic World of Ancient Greece with "Ancient Greek Phonetics"!

🎓 Course Title: Ancient Greek Phonetics

🧓‍♂️ Instructor: Iphigeneia Spiliotopoulou

Course Headline: 🗣️ Master the Articulate Symphony of Ancient Greek!

Are you fascinated by the classics but struggling to bring the ancient texts to life? Look no further! In this comprehensive course, you'll unlock the secrets of Ancient Greek phonetics and learn how to pronounce each letter with precision, capturing the essence of the Attic dialect. 🕊️

Course Description:

Embark on a sonorous journey through time with our specialized online course. Here's what you can expect:

Course Highlights:

• Vowel Length and Sound: Discover the nuances between short and long vowels.
• Diphthongs: Explore the unique diphthongs and their distinct sounds.
• Accents: Understand the influence of accents on pronunciation.
• Aspirate: Learn about the aspirate and its importance in Ancient Greek phonetics.
• Consonants: Familiarize yourself with the sound of every consonant.

What You'll Gain:

• Real-Life Examples: With a wide array of examples, you'll hear the differences in vowel lengths and rhythms firsthand.
• Downloadable Materials: All course materials are available for download in PDF format, allowing you to practice at your own pace.

Prerequisites:

• Familiarity with the Greek Alphabet: A basic understanding of the Ancient Greek alphabet is necessary; knowledge of the language is helpful but not required—a dictionary can assist with word recognition.

Course Breakdown:

1. Introduction: Learn about the history and sources related to the Attic dialect.
2. Vowel Length and Sound: Gain a deeper understanding of vowels and their pronunciation.
3. Accents: Master the three types of accents that shape the meaning of words.
4. Aspirate: Learn about the aspirate, its usage, and its significance in pronunciation.
5. Diphthongs: Unravel the complexities of diphthongs and their pronunciation.
6. Consonants: Explore the sounds of all consonants in Ancient Greek.
7. Epilogue: A final reflection on what you've learned and how to apply it.

Join us on this linguistic adventure and bring the ancient world into your voice. Enroll now and let the ancient texts sing! 📚➡️🎤✨