It doesn’t make ding dong sense!

Just look for yourself!

σ vs ς

There are words in Greek that end with the “s” sound. For example: τρελός , υπολογιστής , Κύπρος .

There is a rule in the Greek language that says, words ending with the “s” sound must use the “ς” letter.

τρελόσ doesnt look as good as τρελός. There is a certain “flow” you have to follow.
Also, this letter is not used in any other way. Only at the end of words.

bman0603returns wrote:

It doesn’t make ding dong sense!

Just look for yourself!

σ vs ς

σ is for in the middle or start of a Greek word, ς is for when “s” is the end letter

Σ, σ, ς.

If you’re a big fan of the base 12 system then look at these symbols: χ ε bonuses: π τ ρ α υ ψ ω Ω λ μ

bman0603returns wrote:

It doesn’t make ding dong sense!

Just look for yourself!

σ vs ς

This Is The Greek Forum, Only For People In Greece, Not For Practice.

FGaming01 wrote:

bman0603returns wrote:

It doesn’t make ding dong sense!

Just look for yourself!

σ vs ς

This Is The Greek Forum, Only For People In Greece, Not For Practice.

true

LP372 wrote:

FGaming01 wrote:

bman0603returns wrote:

It doesn’t make ding dong sense!

Just look for yourself!

σ vs ς

This Is The Greek Forum, Only For People In Greece, Not For Practice.

true

Well… on my iPad (whitch has a keyboard and mouse connected to it) they look different from between.

σ is for every other place other than the end and ς is for the end

ς is a ending letter, I mean σ would not be a fitting letter for the end of a Greek sentence

i am from greece and i khow

the σ is for put it in the start in to the word ,not at the very end (the last digit)
on the last digit if has got to tipe *sigma ,I will put the last one (the ς )

e.g

Τάσος








*NOT HE SIGMA YOU KNOW >( SIGMA= Σ,σ,ς