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To: E who wrote (1804)	1/24/1999 6:08:00 PM
From: Jack Clarke	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4711

E: I'm not set up to do Greek letters, but it should be something like "mathe" with the pronunciation like "MAH-theh" (imperative). I think the more formal form is "manthano" (1st person singular, but I seem to remember "matho". Anyway, I think "mathe" (informal or singular imperative) or perhaps "mathete" (formal or plural imperative) is what you want. Perhaps a "real" Greek speaker could give you better information, but this is how I remember it from my colloquial and very informal (and mostly self-taught) Greek of many years ago. Best, Jack