What are the Greek letters that match ours?

Question

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
X
Z

Answer 1

What are the Greek letters that match ours?
A = α alpha- pronounced "ah"
B = β vita- pronounced "v"
C
D = δ thelta- prounounced hard "th" , as in "that"
E = ε epsilon - pronounced "eh"
F = φ phi - pronounced "f'
G = γ gamma- pronounced "gh" or "y", depending on what it's
followed by
H = χ chi- pronounced "h" at the back of the throat
I = ι (iota), η (ita), υ (ypsilon)- all pronounced "ee"
J = there is a diphthong, τζ, which produces a similar sound
K= κ kappa- pronounced the same
L = λ lambda- pronounced the same
M = μ mi- pronounced the same
N = ν ni- pronounced the same
O= ο omikron- pronounced as a long "o" as in "note"; also ω
omega, which also produces the long "o" sound
P = π pi- pronounced the same
Q
R = ρ rho- pronounced almost the same, except it is more of a
tongue tap on the roof of the mouth
S= σ, ς sigma- pronounced the same. σ is written in the middle
of a word, ς is at the end
T = τ tau- pronounced the same
U = there is a diphthong, ου, which makes an "oo" sound, as
in "food"
V= β vita- vita is not a true B, it is pronounced as the English V
X = ξ xi- pronounced like the "x" at the end of "box"
Y= γ gamma- pronounced almost as a "y" before certain letters
Z= ζ zita- pronounced the same

Answer 2

Some of the letters that cheezerguy tells you - H, P, X, Y - look exactly like English capital letters but they stand for DIFFERENT Greek capital letters. H - Eta - is a long E. P - Rho - is actually R. X - Chi - is the double letter CH. And Y - Upsilon - is just U. So it depends what you mean by "match".

Answer 3

A - Alpha
B - Beta
E - Epsilon
H - Eta
I - Iota
K - Kappa
M - Mu
N - Nu
O - Omicron
P - Rho
T - Tau
Y - Upsilon
X - Chi

If you want which sounds match English sounds, check out wikipedia

Answer 4

the greek alphabets are ;



Answer 5

add z:zita to cheez's answer and you've got it