Five Problems with Linguistic Theory in Biblical Studies “It is no exaggeration to say that more has been learned about languages in the past twenty-five years […]
Koine-Greek A linguistics reading list KKRead More We regularly get questions or requests for advice about linguistics literature. What books are good? What should I […]
might even know that κγ represents "23", but perhaps you don't know how to read that out in Greek so you suddenly switch from Greek to English to say "Χοιάκ 23". KoineGreek.com has made a resource that will enable you to follow the ancient calendar all in Koine Greek!
Koine-Greek A linguistics reading list KKRead More We regularly get questions or requests for advice about linguistics literature. What books are good? What should I […]
‘light, dawn,’autos‘he’ to Modernavghí, aftós). Classical /ph th kh/ (pronounced as in Englishpin, tin, kin) acquiredfricativearticulations as infin, thin, and the final element of Scottishloch(or GermanBuch); /b d g/ became the voiced fricatives /v dh/ (as inthat), /gh/ ...
Introduction to English Nouns, by Bill Mounce Genitive and Dative, by Bill Mounce Genitive and Dative (2019), by Todd Chipman Genitive and Dative (2014), by Todd Chipman Dative Proper (“to”) Locative (“in,”“with”) Instrumental (“by”) ...
Dialect contact and koineization: the case of Hellenistic Greek The term "koine" is one of those useful but rather ill-defined linguistic terms that has to be rediscovered and redefined because it has been around for 23 centuries or so. It has been applied to a variety of languages, only ...
Audio annotations to graphicsGraphical visualizationAudio annotations to video demonstrations Video demonstrations of graphical elements Animated graphical frames (animated gifs) Audio annotations for animated graphicsAnimation of physical [linguistic?] concepts Text annotations to video frames7Rodney J. Decker...
Speaker Quotations: An analysis of various English Bible versions to determine quoted material and the speaker of the material, mapped back to the underlying Greek and Hebrew. As well, a “Clear” form of this data that provides an (automated) consensus view of the quotations in the Hebrew Bi...
Grammar can certainly be taught in a communicative classroom. It should simply be taught in Greek. Why in the world do we think that we would need to use English metalanguage to discuss Ancient Greek?] This is rather strange. It might be helpful to realize that people do not normally appr...