Greek New Testament audio
Here are some sites with the GNT read aloud:
Marilyn Phemeister's reading: Uses Westcott-Hort, distinct southern accent
Greek Latin Audio: Sounds like more of a classical pronounciation than Koine--a bit hard to follow for beginners. The reader is talented, though--smooth pronunciation of Latin, Greek, and Hebrew availible on the site.
Jonathan Pennington: you have to pay for this one. Selected readings.
Why do they sound so different? Delve if you dare into the debate:
Pronounciation Guide: Fascinating for phonologists; four major ways to pronounce Greek, with audio files. HT: Susan Jeffers.
Marilyn Phemeister's reading: Uses Westcott-Hort, distinct southern accent
Greek Latin Audio: Sounds like more of a classical pronounciation than Koine--a bit hard to follow for beginners. The reader is talented, though--smooth pronunciation of Latin, Greek, and Hebrew availible on the site.
Jonathan Pennington: you have to pay for this one. Selected readings.
Why do they sound so different? Delve if you dare into the debate:
Pronounciation Guide: Fascinating for phonologists; four major ways to pronounce Greek, with audio files. HT: Susan Jeffers.
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when i was just two years old
i left my lips out in the cold
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