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I had an idea. I had Greek 1 and m working through Wallace's Basic's on NT Syntax. We used Mounce's Basics of Biblical greek and to keep it fresh I write once a week the connecting vowels to keep greek fresh. Would writing in the vowels in notes keep this stuff fres\h the same way?

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George Somsel

I had an idea. I had Greek 1 and m working through Wallace's Basic's on NT Syntax. We used Mounce's Basics of Biblical greek and to keep it fresh I write once a week the connecting vowels to keep greek fresh. Would writing in the vowels in notes keep this stuff fres\h the same way?

I don't understand what you're asking. I could understand writing Hebrew without vowels (nikkudim), but how would you write Greek without vowels?

Kevin Becker

I don't really follow but if you want to type in Greek in notes you can use these: http://www.logos.com/support/downloads/keyboards

Personally, when I was in Greek I&II I used a small dry erase board to drill myself on paradigms

Donnie Hale

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Personally, when I was in Greek I&II I used a small dry erase board to drill myself on paradigms

I'm 3/4 of the way through Greek 1 right now - just finished subjunctives. Thankfully my wife has been entering / typing Greek for a church elder for several years. (In fact, she's transcribing some of Dr. Mounce's Greek lectures right now.) So she's been able to create paradigm flash cards for me on cards the same size as Mounce's vocabulary cards. Huge help.

However, I love this idea of a small dry erase board. I've got pages of paradigm practice in my 3-ring notebook. A small dry erase board would work great.

Donnie