Let's count to five in Greek!
1 ένα (éna) - sounds like ay-nah
2 δύο (dýo) - sounds like dee-yoh
3 τρία (tría) - sounds like t-dee-yah
4 τέσσερα (téssera) - sounds like tay-say-dah
5 πέντε (pénte) - sounds like pay-n-tay
The letters for these words are:
έ (epsilon) ν (nu) α (alpha)
δ (delta) ύ (upsilon) ο (omicron)
τ (tau) ρ (rho) ί (iota) α (alpha)
τ (tau) έ (epsilon) σ (sigma) σ (sigma) ε (epsilon) ρ (rho) α (alpha)
π (pi) έ (epsilon) ν (nu) τ (tau) ε (epsilon)
(from: wikipedia - center for the greek language)
ASL: One, two, three, four, five
Italian: uno, due, tre, quattro, cinque
German: Ein, zwei, drei, veir, fünf
Spanish: Uno, dos, tres, quatro, cinco
French: Un, deaux, trois, quatre, cinq
1 ένα (éna) - sounds like ay-nah
2 δύο (dýo) - sounds like dee-yoh
3 τρία (tría) - sounds like t-dee-yah
4 τέσσερα (téssera) - sounds like tay-say-dah
5 πέντε (pénte) - sounds like pay-n-tay
The letters for these words are:
έ (epsilon) ν (nu) α (alpha)
δ (delta) ύ (upsilon) ο (omicron)
τ (tau) ρ (rho) ί (iota) α (alpha)
τ (tau) έ (epsilon) σ (sigma) σ (sigma) ε (epsilon) ρ (rho) α (alpha)
π (pi) έ (epsilon) ν (nu) τ (tau) ε (epsilon)
(from: wikipedia - center for the greek language)
ASL: One, two, three, four, five
Italian: uno, due, tre, quattro, cinque
German: Ein, zwei, drei, veir, fünf
Spanish: Uno, dos, tres, quatro, cinco
French: Un, deaux, trois, quatre, cinq