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I can now understand Greek code, and now you can too. This is a rather exiting code that we can use to speak to each other in private. This is a computer understood font type called symbol, which is derived from Greek letters to english equivelents. The Greeks, however, do not have any equivelents to the letters, J and V. There alphabet is also in a different order than ours. To pronounce their letters, here is a pronunciation guide in our order, alpha, beta, chi (ki), delta, espilon, phi (fi), gamma, eta, iota, kappa, lambde, mu, nu, omicron, pi, theta, rho, sigma, tau, upsilon, omega, xi ( zi), psi (si), zeta.
This code can be used to hide notes from nosie teachers, annoying parents, or just about anyone. Feel free to print this page out and share it with your friends. This is not a "no print" site. WARNING: Do not, under any circumstances, show this to a teacher or someone at a school.
This code can be used to hide notes from nosie teachers, annoying parents, or just about anyone. Feel free to print this page out and share it with your friends. This is not a "no print" site. WARNING: Do not, under any circumstances, show this to a teacher or someone at a school.
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