07-23-2007, 12:47 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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This may help you out a little bit.......
Reconstructed Classical Pronunciation (before 300 BC/BCE)
 Iotaiee (/i/) as in meet or y as in yetshort iota as i in it; long iota as ee (/i/) in meet
 Theta thth as in thin (but not then); contrast delta aboveasperated t as in top (but not as in stop) Theta thth as in thin (but not then); contrast delta aboveasperated t as in top (but not as in stop) Etaeee (/i/) as in meete as in set, but held longer
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