and the point goes to Madahtter for the win!
Check here for Greek pronunciation guide: http://www.ibiblio.org/koine/greek/l...html#footnote1
eta = sounds like "hey", so it would be pronounced ay-tuh. Now, is this REALLY that important? I understand Por-sha vs. Porsh, but getting into ay vs. eh vs. ee is just getting too ridiculous. It really does come down to where you live and the dialect. Meh, I'm gonna let you guys hash the rest of this thread out on your own.
Check here for Greek pronunciation guide: http://www.ibiblio.org/koine/greek/l...html#footnote1
eta = sounds like "hey", so it would be pronounced ay-tuh. Now, is this REALLY that important? I understand Por-sha vs. Porsh, but getting into ay vs. eh vs. ee is just getting too ridiculous. It really does come down to where you live and the dialect. Meh, I'm gonna let you guys hash the rest of this thread out on your own.
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