Helenic Universal Language

Helenic Universal Language

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I am Mrs. Catherine Mavromichali Michael, a widow, mother of 2 children and grandmother of 5.

I have been in Canada for over 50 years and I still meet people who don't read or write any language.

I thought it over and I simplified the Greek Language and made the Helenic Universal Language, an easy language for all.

The Helenic Universal language is not a new language, it is the language they speak in Greece - Helas and all the Greek - Helines around the world now and many years ago.

The Helenic Universal Language is simpler in writing and spelling.

It has an alphabet with 27 letters: Helenic-Greek, Italian, French and English.

It has a question mark (?) and one accent oxia ( ' ) to emphasize one of the last 3 syllables of the words.

The Italian, French and English letters that are in the H.U. language have simplified the writing and enriched the vocabulary and the spelling has simplified the grammer.

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The Alphabet - The Vowels - The Diphtongs

The Alphabet:

Alfa - α – after

Vita – ν - video

Bi – β - big

Γama –γ - yard

Gi – g - game

Δelta – δ - the

Di - d - dear

Epsilon - ε – ever

Zita - z – zenith

J – j - jazz

Θita - θ - thing

Iota – i - in

Κapa – k - kettle

Λamda – l - lady

Μi – m - milk,

Νi – n - nickel,

Ξi - ξ - xerox,

Omikron – o - over,

Πi – π - page

Ρο – p - race

Σigma – s - safe,

Taf – t - table,

U – u - ultimate,

Φi - φ – first

X - x - hope

Ψi - ψ - psalm,

Ω(ο)mega - ω - over

The Vowels:

Six (6) vowels: a e i o u ω

The Diphtongs:

Three diphthongs: ai-e ei-i oi-i

The Ωmega and the diphthongs, only at the beginning or end of words:

ώra – hour

sώnω – I save

aiθusa - large room or hall

eikόna – icon

οikoyènia - family

Examples:

Κalιmèρα - Good morning

Κalιsπèρα - Good evening

Κalιniχtα - Good night

Τι κànete? - How are you?

Τι κàneis? - How are you?

Πυ πàte? - Where are you going?

Πυ πas? - Where are you going?

Εφχaριstώ - thank you

Πaρaκalώ - please, don't mention it

Αdiο - Goodbye

Apsenika Onomata - Masculine Names

o upanos - the sky

o àdpas - the man

o ilios - the sun

o δpomos - the road, the street

o aèpas - the air

o kiπos - the garden

Θilikà Onomata - Feminine Names

i yinèka - the woman

i oδos - the street

i imèpa - the day

i πolis - the city

i eklisia - the church

i ώρα - the hour

Udètepa - Onomata - Neutral Names

το παιδι - the child

το φegàpi - the moon

το αφτοκιηιτο - the car

to àstpo - the star

το sχοlιο - the school

to χioni - the snow

Λéξeis - Words

simepa - today

eφètos - this year

àvpio - tomorrow

πèpisi - last year

eχθès - yesterday

tuχponu - next year

Αpiθmoi - Numbers

1 - èna - one

8 - oktώ - eight

2 - δio - two

9 - enèa - nine

3 - tpia - three

10 - δèka - ten

4 - tesepa - four

11 - èdeka - eleven

5 - πède - five

12 - δώδeka - twelve

6 - èξi - six

13 - δekatpria - thirteen

7 - eπtà - seven

...

20 - eikosi - twenty

21 - eikisι èna - twenty one

...

Dictionary abreviations

a adjective -

v. verb -

adv. adverb -

t. transitive -

conj. conjunction -

int. intransitive -

m. masculine -

s. substantive -

f. feminine -

prep. preposition -

n. neuter -

int. interjection -

e.t.c. - etcetera

k.t.l.

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