Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Greek capital letters.
Write out the Greek capital letters and then write the phonetic pronunciation next to them. Note the similarities between the Greek letters and the English alphabet.
Step2
If you learn visually, read each letter with the pronunciation over and over again to yourself. Write each letter on an index card and then write the pronunciation on the reverse side.
Step3
If you are more of an auditory learner, record yourself reciting the alphabet into a tape recorder. Then listen to it over and over again.
Step4
Ask someone to quiz you as you begin to memorize the letters. Ask your "study partner" to show you a letter and then you give the pronunciation or vice versa.
Step5
Try using a mnemonic, a memory aid wherein you can use each letter of the Greek alphabet to signify a phrase to help you to remember the letters. For example, for the first five letters you might use All (Alpha) Big (Beta) Girls (Gamma) Do (Delta) Everything (Epsilon). You can use this throughout the alphabet until you learn it entirely. Eventually, you won't need to refer to the mnemonic at all!