Also: Slavery (of real artificial intelligence, forced to be their therapist).

Spot on!

What a bunch of BS. My first Trek as a child (the devil in the dark) I saw because my mom was watching it. And at 19, I became a Trekkie because of my roommate, yes, a woman. 🖖

Thank you ❤️

Thank you!! We’re so happy 😃

I feel attacked.

Now that I think about it and try to recall, I think Cypriots may actually be adding more of that n sound before κ which would definitely make it sound more like a g. But not Greeks. Unless we’re counting some remote local Greek dialects in which case all bets are off 😂

Though some Greeks pronounce even a little bit of that n when they say Αγγλικά.

Happily! Maybe we should do a video call some time! I live in LA timezone! :)

Not sure what to tell ya. I’m a native Greek speaker of 49 years. All native Greeks I know (including myself), pronounce κ like in cooper. And γκ or γγ like in glory. Funnily enough, both sounds exist in the Greek word for English which is Αγγλικά (ah-glee-KAH). Close-ish to Anglican (minus the n).

I think you may be confusing κ with γκ. Γκ sounds like g and κ… well… like k. That’s how it sounds in modern Greek. Not sure about how it might have been pronounced differently in Ancient Greek, but then again nobody really truly knows that.