Thread: The Fox and the Grapes

Originally Posted by Ann

Antonio:

Do you know what does λοϖε με mean? I saw it in this photo:
请教广大的吧友，家里的瓷

I'm guessing it means "with love".

Thanks

It's "λοωε με" with a symbol on "ω" (we don't use that symbol anymore). "λοωε με" it's "love me" if you have your computer language in greek when you are typing. It's not even sound like "love me" if you read it in greek.
In greek "love me" is "αγάπα με" (agapa me) *not the english "me", you have to read the letter "e" like you read it in the word "education" (for example).
If you want to say "with love" you say "με αγάπη" (me agapi).
https://translate.google.gr/?hl=el#e...20%CE%BC%CE%B5
https://translate.google.gr/?hl=el#e...AC%CF%80%CE%B7
Use the translator to hear it.

Originally Posted by Dimitris

with a symbol on "ω" (we don't use that symbol anymore).

Isn’t ϖ a variant of π?

Originally Posted by Soft sign

Isn’t ϖ a variant of π?

Yes, but it is more often used as a scientific symbol.

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