New Testament Greek Alphabet Flash Cards For use in the study of
New Testament (Koin) Greek. Created by Ron Henzel. Copyright 2013,
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readingScripture.org Slide 2 Alpha () PRONOUNCED: a as in father A
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 3 Beta () PRONOUNCED: b as in boy
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 4 Gamma () PRONOUNCED: g as in girl
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 5 Delta () PRONOUNCED: d as in dog
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 6 Epsilon ( ) PRONOUNCED: e as in effort
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 7 Zeta () PRONOUNCED: dz as in kudzu
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 8 Eta () PRONOUNCED: e as in obey
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 9 Theta () PRONOUNCED: th as in thing
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 10 Iota () PRONOUNCED: i as in pit or as
in elite. UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 11 Kappa () PRONOUNCED: k as in
kite UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 12 Lambda () PRONOUNCED: l as in
lamp UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 13 Mu () PRONOUNCED: m as in move
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 14 Nu () PRONOUNCED: n as in new
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 15 Xi () PRONOUNCED: x as in extra
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 16 Omicron ( ) PRONOUNCED: o as in not or
as in omit UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 17 Pi () PRONOUNCED: p as in
pal UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 18 Rho () PRONOUNCED: r as in run
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 19 Sigma () PRONOUNCED: s as in sat / /
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 20 Tau () PRONOUNCED: t as in tag
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 21 Upsilon ( ) PRONOUNCED: as French u or
German UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 22 Phi () PRONOUNCED: ph as in
phone UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 23 Chi () PRONOUNCED: ch as in Bach
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 24 Psi () PRONOUNCED: ps as in caps
UPPERCASE LOWERCASE Slide 25 Omega ( ) PRONOUNCED: o as in note
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