John 3:16 Grenache pronunciation system

Nov 03, 2011, 02:52 PM

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The Grenache pronunciation system attempts to preserve distinction pronunciations of each Greek vowel and diphthong and early Greek syllabification; tonal accents are used and interpreted in a way that is meaningful, distinct and aesthetic. [Well, perhaps I should let you be the judges of that!]

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