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[Facts] I see both test lines well (nt)

by Selwyn (guest)

6/1/2001, 10:02 AM

in reply to a message by Mike C

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- Selwyn (guest) +5

6/1/2001, 7:27 PM

Alphabeth song in greek

Alpha
beta
gamma
delta
epsilon
zeta
eta
theta
iota
kappa
lambda
my
ny
xi
omikron
pi
rho
sigma
tau
ypsilon
fi
chi
psi
omega

I just said my Alpha, beta, gamma
now its your turn follow me mama!

And on top of it all I found this priceless page in a language I cannot read, but which has a collection of english children songs in MP3 format staring the original alphabeth song along with all time greats such as "This Old man" aka "Knick Knack Paddy Wack".

http://159.148.116.3/roberts/MUZIKA.ASP

- Daividh (guest) +1

6/2/2001, 9:24 PM

It's Latvian!

- Selwyn (guest)

6/3/2001, 8:16 AM

Interesting

- Nanaea +2

6/1/2001, 8:28 PM

Aleph Beth Song in Hebrew

If you go to this URL at Net Shul:

http://netshul.net/songsindex.htm

You can click onto The Aleph Beth Song and here what it sounds like. :)

-- Nanaea

- Selwyn (guest) +1

6/3/2001, 8:17 AM

Thanks Nanaea

I will take a look at once!

- Selwyn (guest)

6/3/2001, 10:22 AM

I liked that one

Interesting that the song repeats some of the letters more time than the others. Contrary to the alphabeth song I found, I mean.

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