wikiHow Greek Alphabet Cheat Sheet Alpha (Α α) - 'a' as in 'cat' Beta (Β β) - 'b' as in 'bat' Gamma (Γ γ) - 'g' as in 'get' Delta (Δ δ) - 'd' as in 'dog' Epsilon (Ε ε) - 'e' as in 'pen' Zeta (Ζ ζ) - 'z' as in 'zip' Eta (Η η) - 'ay' as in 'hay' Theta (Θ θ) - 'th' as in 'thin' Iota (Ι ι) - 'i' as in 'hit' Kappa (Κ κ) - 'k' as in 'kit' Lambda (Λ λ) - 'l' as in 'let' Mu (Μ μ) - 'm' as in 'man' Nu (Ν ν) - 'n' as in 'net' Xi (Ξ ξ) - 'ks' as in 'fox' Omicron (Ο ο) - 'o' as in 'top' Pi (Π π) - 'p' as in 'put' Rho (Ρ ρ) - 'r' as in 'rat' Sigma (Σ σ/ς) - 's' as in 'sat' Tau (Τ τ) - 't' as in 'tap' Upsilon (Υ υ) - 'u' as in 'put' Phi (Φ φ) - 'f' as in 'fat' Chi (Χ χ) - 'ch' as in 'Bach' Psi (Ψ ψ) - 'ps' as in 'lapse' Omega (Ω ω) - 'o' as in 'tone' Note: The exact pronunciation can vary depending on the context and dialect of Greek. The pronunciation given above is an approximate phonetic equivalent for each letter in English. Sigma (Σ σ/ς) has two lowercase forms. The form σ is used in the beginning or middle of words, while ς is used at the end of words. Page