During the first century, the spread of Greek language and culture was largely due to the conquests of Alexander the great and the subsequent Hellenization policies imposed by the Greek successors. This resulted in Greek becoming a lingua franca in the eastern Mediterranean region.
The Ancient Greeks were the first people to speak Greek.
Alpha and Beta, the first two letters of the Greek alphabet.
Greek is the Oldest Language. Greeks invented everyting.
Modern Greek: Πρώτη Αγάπη (PROti aGAPi) *(first as in "my First Love") *("love" a feminine word in Greek) supersonic332003 Thank You for that :)
Yes, "alpha" is the first letter in the Greek alphabet.
The Ancient Greeks were the first people to speak Greek.
The correct answer is Greek. :)
First appeared in 3rd Century BC Greek. Shakespeare quoted - beauty is bought by judgement of the eye. It appeared in its current form in the 19th Century. Meaning that different people have different ideas as to what is beautiful
Greek philosopher Pythagoras is credited with being one of the first people to suggest that the Earth is a sphere, around 500 BC. However, it was later Greek philosopher Aristotle who provided more evidence for this idea in the 4th century BC.
the first people at Greece was Justin bieber.
The Greek.
when xephon takes over the accounts of greek durind the fourth century......:p
It's what you think inside!
During the Hellenistic Period (roughly the fourth century BC through the first century BC) Greek culture spread throughout the Mediterranean, first by Alexander the Great's conquest, then by the Roman empire.
Greek tragedy was a popular and influential form of drama performed in theatres across ancient greek from the late 6th century BCE
The first Greek speaking civilization that we have proof of is the Mycenean civilization that flurished from 16th century b.C. to 12th century b.C. The centre of this civilization was in Peloponnesus but encombassed most of southern Greece and even Crete and Cyprus islands
It was done by many people, but the first one to do it was John Wycliff, in the late 14th century.