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Wonderful entry my dear! I need to find some time to learn the pronunciation before doing the video. Thanks for the kind mention! π₯°β€οΈπΉπ€π
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You're welcome and thanks too my dear, wish you'll take part soon! π π₯° π€ π π πΉ
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Some letters looks like Alpha ( Ξ Ξ± ), Beta ( Ξ Ξ² ), and Gamma ( Ξ Ξ³ )
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Ah okay... A is normal letter.... B and Γ are not the same.
Γ is spoken like S - and you can write is also as ss. (Because only German keyboards have this key in standard.)
The letter Γ is called Eszett - here is the lesson with it: https://tangled.com/c/b8ad3bae3a086f088b5a1cb0c70db9b71c884b85f
And Gamma....mhhh.... this letter Ξ is not part of the German alphabet. The Y is a normal letter - like in Yellow in english.
Or in the German name Yvonne.
Γ is spoken like S - and you can write is also as ss. (Because only German keyboards have this key in standard.)
The letter Γ is called Eszett - here is the lesson with it: https://tangled.com/c/b8ad3bae3a086f088b5a1cb0c70db9b71c884b85f
And Gamma....mhhh.... this letter Ξ is not part of the German alphabet. The Y is a normal letter - like in Yellow in english.
Or in the German name Yvonne.
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thank you so much for the explanation, and yes the Beta symbol looks like your Eszett. π
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