How to memorize the Greek alphabet?
What makes the Greek alphabet easier to learn than any other writing system (for those who use the Latin alphabet), is that many of the letters are very familiar. Take a look at the alpha, beta, or omicron letters, for example.
**Alpha (Αα)** – A
**Beta (Ββ)** – B
**Gamma (Γγ)** – Γ
**Delta (Δδ)** – Δ
**Epsilon (Εε)** – E
**Zeta (Ζζ)** – Z
**Eta (Ηη)** – H
**Theta (Θθ)** – Θ
**Iota (Ιι)** – I
**Kappa (Κκ)** – K
**Lambda (Λλ)** – Λ
**Mu (Μμ)** – M
**Nu (Νν)** – N
**Xi (Ξξ)** – Ξ
**Omicron (Οο)** – O
**Pi (Ππ)** – Π
**Rho (Ρρ)** – P
**Sigma (Σσ/ς)** – Σ
**Tau (Ττ)** – T
**Upsilon (Υυ)** – Υ
**Phi (Φφ)** – Φ
**Chi (Χχ)** – Χ
**Psi (Ψψ)** – Ψ
**Omega (Ωω)** – Ω
What is the F in the Greek alphabet?
f,s as digamma.
the letter that corresponds to the sixth letter of the Greek, Etruscan, and Latin alphabets, known to the Greek
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