Greek alphabet

Upper/lower case	Name	Sound	Pronunciation
Α, α	alpha	[ɑ]	a (father)
Β, β	beta	[b]	b (bet)
Γ, γ	gamma	[g]¹(https://greekforall.com/learn-biblical-greek-grammar/biblical-greek-alphabet/#easy-footnote-bottom-1-3240)	g (get)
Δ, δ	delta	[d]	d (dog)
Ε, ε	epsilon	[é]	e (get)
Ζ, ζ	zeta	[dz, z]	dz (cords), z (zero)
Η, η	eta	[e]	e (obey)
Θ, θ	theta	[tʰ]	t (top, theology)
Ι, ι	iota	[ɪ, i:]	i (hit), i (machine), y (yellow)
Κ, κ	kappa	[k]	k (keep)
Λ, λ	lambda	[l]	l (lamp)
Μ, μ	mu	[m]	m (mile)
Ν, ν	nu	[n]	n (new)
Ξ, ξ	xi	[kʰs]	x (axe)
Ο, ο	omicron	[o]	o (top) short
Π, π	pi	[p]	p (put)
Ρ, ρ	rho	[r]	r (rod)
Σ, σ, ς ²(https://greekforall.com/learn-biblical-greek-grammar/biblical-greek-alphabet/#easy-footnote-bottom-2-3240)	sigma	[s]	s (sit)
Τ, τ	tau	[t]	t (talk)
Υ, υ	upsilon	[u]	u (universe), oo (book)
Φ, φ	phi	[pʰ]	ph (phone)
Χ, χ	chi	[kʰ]	ch (Scottish loch) guttural
Ψ, ψ	psi	[ps]	ps (lips)
Ω, ω	omega	[ɔ:]	o (note) long o

Greek has seven vowels: α, ε, η, ι, ο, υ, and ω. Vowels ε and o are always short, η and ω are always long, and α, ι, υ may be either short or long.

Source: https://greekforall.com