The Greek alphabet and its corresponding modern and classical pronunciations in the [[IPA|International Phonetic Alphabet]] are as follow:<ref name="alexandro">http://www.geocities.com/alexandrosworld/Greek/Phonology.html</ref><ref>Modern pronunciations separated by a slash indicate a phonetic difference depending on the following vowel. On the left is the pronunciation before [e] and [i], on the right the pronunciation before [a], [o], or [u]. In the case of iota, the difference depends on if it is word initial before a vowel.</ref>
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The Greek alphabet and its corresponding modern and classical pronunciations in the [[IPA|International Phonetic Alphabet]] are as follow:<ref name="alexandro">http://www.geocities.com/alexandrosworld/Greek/Phonology.html</ref><ref name="Smyth" />
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<ref>Modern pronunciations separated by a slash indicate a phonetic difference depending on the following vowel. On the left is the pronunciation before [e] and [i], on the right the pronunciation before [a], [o], or [u]. In the case of iota, the difference depends on if it is word initial before a vowel.</ref>