Difference between revisions of "Talk:Greek language"

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Greek at 8th century B.C. is the earliest literary language?  How about Hebrew?  Perhaps a definition of literary language (and an explanation of why that is the earliest) would be a needed addition.  I also put back in information that was removed on moods and voices without comment.  If it's in error please remove it with a comment in the talk as to why it is being removed, but if it was accurate, then it appeared to have a place in the article. [[User:Learn together|Learn together]] 11:32, 30 May 2007 (EDT)
 
Greek at 8th century B.C. is the earliest literary language?  How about Hebrew?  Perhaps a definition of literary language (and an explanation of why that is the earliest) would be a needed addition.  I also put back in information that was removed on moods and voices without comment.  If it's in error please remove it with a comment in the talk as to why it is being removed, but if it was accurate, then it appeared to have a place in the article. [[User:Learn together|Learn together]] 11:32, 30 May 2007 (EDT)
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Ancient Greek is closer to modern Greek than Old English is to modern English. I think it's more like Latin and Italian.

Revision as of 20:24, May 31, 2007

Perhaps something on Ancient Greek prior to the New Testament might improve this article.

Greek at 8th century B.C. is the earliest literary language? How about Hebrew? Perhaps a definition of literary language (and an explanation of why that is the earliest) would be a needed addition. I also put back in information that was removed on moods and voices without comment. If it's in error please remove it with a comment in the talk as to why it is being removed, but if it was accurate, then it appeared to have a place in the article. Learn together 11:32, 30 May 2007 (EDT)

Ancient Greek is closer to modern Greek than Old English is to modern English. I think it's more like Latin and Italian.