Of course today there is no such need really. And since this blog runs on Wordpress, which uses Unicode, it should be able to display characters from most languages.

We mostly simplify, keeping only important elements/letters of the alphabet.

One ee, one e, one o (omega and omikron). This is not completeley true though. E.g: Some, use w for omega.

And there are some other differentiations: 8 for theta (looks like it) or th for theta (sounds like it), some write x some ks, etc.

There are also no accents in greeklish.

But this causes no problem in reading. (i mean, you understood it was greek and probably you managed to read some eh?).

Anyway, I think there is a greeklish standard from greek standardization organization.

Can you guys read and write fluent greek with the latin alphabet? Didn’t know! I know the greek alphabet from studying a bit at school, but thought you could only write greek with greek characters….

And what is the correspondence? I mean, a-alpha seems clear, but what do you do with omega and omicron, or nu, n and H?

Anyway, best luck with the project. It sounds good from the blog.

Me ton panagioti eixame skeftei kati me vatraxo: Wise Frog
Kai kala o vatraxos einai mistiriodis/siopilos/arxaio plasma/sofo.
kai to logo tha itan (visualizing):

pano: Wise Frog
apo kato: mia eikona apo ena poly sovaro vatraxo pou koitaei anfas.
pio kato to logo: Kiss me

(kai kala ton fylas kai ginetai o prigkipas sou. Liseis gia olous diladi. Metamorfometai se oti oneirevesai)

I etairia tha ekane olokliroseis, simvouleftiki oti nanai… Kai o vatraxos tha metamorfonetai kathe fora se oti xreiastei…

anyway…