You can also use Alt shortcuts - for example, to type ПЌ, П‹ or О°, hold Alt and press U one, two or three times. To type accented letters, type the letter (for example, П…), then press 1 to add the tonos or 2 to add the dialytika. There are letters in the Euclidean Athenian alphabet that are redundant in Modern Greek (О· П… П‰) but it's only in the USSR of the 30s that any serious attempt was made to write Modern Greek phonetically. The function performed in English by the semicolon is performed in Greek by U+00B7 MIDDLE DOT, although it is infrequently used, and doesn't appear on the standard. The Greek question mark (at the end of the quoted speech). The Modern Greek alphabet is the Euclidean Athenian alphabet, because the orthography of Modern Greek is historical. Greek uses standard Latin punctuation, except that, instead of a question mark, Greek uses a semi-colon instead.

In respect to this, is the ancient Greek alphabet the same as the modern? If the breathing is rough then it is an apostrophe curved in the opposite direction (?,?,?, etc) These look like apostrophes and can be either rough or smooth. Click here to see other keyboards for Greek.ДЄlso Know, what are the two breathing marks in Greek? Every Greek word that begins with a vowel (О±,Оµ,О·,О№,Ої,П…, and П‰) will have something called a breathing mark. This keyboard mimics the modern Greek layout. This keyboard has a fixed positional layout. This keyboard layout is designed for Polytonic Greek, the standard writing system of the Greek language (Ancient and Modern) before 1976. Moreover, what is Greek Polytonic keyboard? This makes modern Greek easier to typeset, because in polytonic ('many accent (marks)') you might have a breathing, an accent and an iota subscript all hanging off the same letter. Modern Greek uses a single accent mark, and doesn't bother with the breathing marks. Thanks in advance for your answer, -Jonathan.

Greek question mark unicode