Greek is the official language of Greece. Greek, the language of the Greeks, belongs to the Indo-European-Greek family, and is widely used in Greece, Albania, Cyprus and other countries, and in some areas around Turkey. There were 26 letters in ancient Greek, which gradually evolved into 24 letters after Homer's period and have been used in modern Greek.

The vowels in the Greek language are developed, and the Greeks added vowels. Because the writing tool of the Greeks was a wax board, sometimes the first line was written from right to left, and then it was written from left to right, which became the so-called "boustrophedon" writing, and then it gradually evolved into all writing from left to right.

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The Greek alphabet adapted from the Phoenician alphabet appeared around 1 BC. This is the first alphabet with vowels and consonants. The alphabet of Semitic languages is different from this, they only have consonants. Greek letters were originally written from right to left, just like Semitic letters.

but later it changed to writing alternately from right to left and from left to right, and later it changed to writing from left to right, which is what it is now. In 1952, the early Greek script called B-line was explained, which was a relic of 15 BC, but by 12 BC, most of this script was abandoned.

From the 4th century to the 15th century, Greek was the official dialect of the Byzantine Empire; Later, during the Turkish rule, the Greeks still spoke Greek. Modern Greek began to take shape in the ninth century and became the official language of the Greek kingdom in the nineteenth century.

There are about 1 million people who speak Greek now, including more than 5, people on Sepp Lu Si Island. In addition to the popular homonym, it also restored a pure imitation of ancient Greek as a literary term. There were 26 letters in ancient Greek, which gradually evolved into 24 letters after Homer's period and have been used in modern Greek.

there are five cases (π τ σ η) for nouns in classical Greek, which are the nominative case (ο ν μ α τ ι κ), the genitive case (γ ε ν ι κ), the indirect case (δ ο ι κ) and the direct case (α ι

In ancient times, or in modern times, nouns can generally be divided into three natures (γ ν ο): feminine (θ ο λ υ κ), masculine (α ρ σ ε νι κ) and neutral (ο υ υ υ ε υ); Ancient nouns were also divided into three numbers: singular number, even number and majority number. In modern Greek, even number was abolished. Except that sex is a given noun (sometimes not necessarily, some words have different meanings when they are different), the above numbers and cases are all reflected as suffix changes.

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