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That's nonsense. Greek has prepositions, conjunctions, and cases that leave little room to interpretation. It is a rather precise language (much more so than En
by burning_hamster 3y ago
That's nonsense. Greek has prepositions, conjunctions, and cases that leave little room to interpretation. It is a rather precise language (much more so than English or even Latin).
- thaumasiotes 3y agoAnd if you look a few comments upthread, you'll see that the cases are generally not represented in Linear B as we decipher it. You are free to imagine that a noun is in the case most convenient for you.
- burning_hamster 3y agoOh, I misunderstood you then. I thought you meant classical Greek in general. My apologies.