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This seems to be the best example yet I have heard of Ancient Greek being read . . . . First chapter of Xenophon's Anabasis.

THHA 7 Nov 24
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sounds way better than Old English

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Fascinating! I wonder how they figured out how it would have sounded?

Carin Level 8 Nov 25, 2018

No one is really sure, and the pronunciation was bound to have varied some, as it does in English, based on were someone is from . . . . . this example really though, sound very convincing, I think the person who did it is likely a native modern Greek speaker who has studied the ancient way of speaking, you can find more on his youtube channel.

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