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If you're studying chemistry or physics or math you'll notice a lot of ancient Greek letters are used like Pi, Π, and Beta, β. I like to write words on the beach with these letters. I don't think anyone who sees them knows what's going on. These are in English but with Greek letters.
Who's this? Βατμαν I hope I've got this one right. ΧεμιΚωωλ.Κωμ |
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Ha ha, I can read them, sort of, with guessing and google.
How about Ροβιν to go with your first example? Although according to the link below the Greeks didn't say β the way I thought they would. The next example should maybe be written. ΧεμιΚουλ.Κωμ Here's the guide I was using. http://www.foundalis.com/lan/grkalpha.htm |
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i like how gamma beams are represented in my text book
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it's all greek to me.
sorry about that
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