Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Polycarp66 AT aol.com]

In a message dated 3/28/2000 5:13:06 PM Central Standard Time, 
pule67 AT hotmail.com writes:

<< 
 I have just found this service and have enjoyed your arguments, but need 
enlightenment on your transliteration. I was in my mid-60's when I first 
started to learn Greek and Hebrew and, as I was not able to attend school to 
do so, studied on my own and know I missed a lot. Your transliteration must 
have been one of the things I missed, as the transliteration I learned was 
nowere like the one you are using. >>

Blessings on you.  You seem to be doing more than some seminary students do.  
Since others have already sent you the transliteration scheme, there is only 
one thing that I could possibly add.  I downloaded the pages with the 
transliteration scheme from the web

<A HREF="http://metalab.unc.edu/bhebrew/";>http://metalab.unc.edu/bhebrew/</A> 
   b-hebrew

<A HREF="http://metalab.unc.edu/bgreek/";>http://metalab.unc.edu/bgreek/</A>   
    b-greek

That way I can have the transliteration in a second browser window to refer 
to if needed.  Just switch by usinf alt-tab.  Personally, I hate 
transliterations -- one and all.  This makes it a bit less painful. Of 
course, you don't need to actually download the pages since you can launch a 
second browser window and go to the site itself.  I find it helpful, however, 
if I want to compose something offline.

gfsomsel