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Γ
- gamma
- /g/ as in "go" but /y/ as in "yet" before /i/ or /e/ sounds
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Δ
- Delta
- /δ/ (th) as in "then" not /θ/ as in "thin"
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Η
- Eta
- /i/ as in "machine" and "seen"
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Θ
- Theta
- /θ/ as in "thin" but not /δ/ as in "then"
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Ι
- Iota
- /i/ as in "machine" and "seen"
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Ξ
- Xi
- /ks/ as in "knicks" or /x/ as in "ax"
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Ο
- O-micron
- /o/ as in "tote" or "boat"
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Ρ
- Rho
- /R/ more like the Spanish trilled r than English r
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Τ
- Tau
- /t/ as in "stop" (but unlike top)
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Υ
- U-psilon
- /y/ like German u
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Φ
- Phi
- /f/ as in "fan" or "phone"
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Χ
- Chi
- /χ/ Not found in English. Much like Spanish "j"
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