Greek Language

Upper case appears in the beginning of a paragraph, direct speech, proper names, geographical locations and names of nations. Hence, a new sentence starts with lower case letters.

Words in Greek can end on any voweland on only three consonants: ν, ρ, ς.Exceptions are words of foreign origin such as Jewish personal names and geographical locations in the Greek Scripture.

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.