Romanization of Greek

Okay, so when we talk about the Romanization of Greek, it means how we write Greek words using the letters of the Roman alphabet (the same alphabet we use in English).

Now, in Greek, they have their own way of writing their words using different symbols and strokes than the Roman alphabet. But sometimes, people who don't know Greek or who aren't used to the Greek alphabet, find it difficult to read or understand.

So, to make it easier for everyone, we use the Roman alphabet to write Greek words sometimes. For example, the Greek word "Γειά σου" becomes "Geia sou" in Romanized Greek.

But, here's the thing, there are different ways to Romanize Greek words, and some methods can be more accurate than others. Some people might use different combinations of letters to represent the same Greek sound, which can be confusing.

So, when we want to Romanize Greek, we need to follow certain rules and standards to make sure everyone understands it properly. That's why some people might use different notations or symbols to help differentiate the Greek sounds that might not be present in English.

So, in short, Romanization of Greek is just a way of writing Greek words using the Roman alphabet to make it easier for people who might not be familiar with the Greek alphabet.