Big letters: 🗿 Little letters: 💅🏻💃🏻

Greek alphabet: *exists* Math and science: I’ll take your entire stock

People using Greek alphabet : 1%: actual Greeks 99%: math and science students

This made me realize that I've been writing most of my math/physics/chem symbols wrong

When you are studying maths at college and realized that you are also studying Greek.

Physicists and mathematicians: -Just what I need

Wow his control is impeccable!!! Perfectly straight lines, perfect circles and ovals, it’s very satisfying to watch.

1. Alpha particle, root to quadratic equation 2. Beta particle, root to quadratic equation 3. Gamma ray, root to cubic, adiabatic constant 4. Deviation by optical instrument, heating, change, root to 4th degree equation 5. EMF of a cell, dielectric constant, strain 6. I dont remember but there was one 7. Efficiency, coefficient of viscosity 8. Angle, heating 9. Iota (root -1) 10. Conductivity of a cell 11. Wavelength, molar conductivity, common variable for solving in maths, all sorts of linear densities 12. Coefficient of friction, refractive index, constant from biot savart law, common variable for solving in maths 13. Frequency 14. I dont think any 15. I dont think any 16. 3.14159265..., multiplicative function, osmotic pressure 17. All sorts of volumetric densities 18. additive function, stress, stefans constant, all sorts of areal densities 19. Torque, time constant 20. Youngs modulus 21. Flux, phase difference, angle, power factor, common mathematical function representative 22. Mol fraction lol 23. Wave function, common mathematical function representative, probabilty density for finding electron function 24. Resistance SI unit, angular velocity, angular frequency, natural frequency, root to the equation x^3=1, Yeah, greek is just physics chemistry and maths in disguise

Everyone: OwO Greeks: Δ Δ Ξ Ω ω Ω Ξ

I'm so worried he's gonna run out of ink every single letter he writes

As a Greek. I have never written so beautiful in my life 😮 ❤ .

Fun fact: the names of the letters have changed over the years and the ones you know aren’t actually what they are called in modern Greek, so here’s the reals names in the order of the video: Alfa, vita, gamma, thelta, epsilon, zita, ita, thita, iota, kappa, lamtha, mi, ni, ksi, omikron, pi (prounced pee), rho, sigma, taf, ipsilon, fi, chi (khi), psi, omega.

Me as a Greek watching how to write my own alphabet instead of studying: *Interesting*

Him: **writing greek letters** Me: **Maths and Physicis flashbacks**

A little piece of information... Omicron means literally "small o", while omega means "great o/big o". It also reminds a double "o", or two "o"s together, if we wanted to draw it in a single line

When you think that you're studying Russian. But it's Greek

Greek alphabet: So how many letters do you want? Math and Science: Yes

This guy's hands are more stable than my emotions

I like the Greek letters! It's very nice . Greetings from Iraq ❤️

While the calligraphy aspect of the greek alphabet is beautiful in this video, especially comming from a Japanese creator.. I have to also mention one big problem (as a native Greek): We dont write Upper case letters in two lines and lower case letters in one line (the lower one in this case). We just use a single line and many of our lower case letters just go a bit below the line instead. Great video though, filled me with pride to see a non native writing Greek so BEAUTIFULLY! Most Greeks write in a hurry so this is definately not how you might see a normal Greek person write.

Average Latin script fan: OwO Average Greek script enjoyer: OωO

He just advertised the pen without advertising it. I’m sold, got me a whole pack of them.

I'm Hungarian, but this is the most beautiful alphabet in the world! ❤

I remember learning Ancient Greek along with Latin in middle school. Those were the good ol' times.

As a guy who studied physics and math, I didn't know I knew almost all of the Greek letters 😂

This guy's hands are more stable than my future.

Congratulations for your effort! You did it very good and thank you for choosing the Greek alphabet for your calligraphy 🙂😋

“oh wow, omega is absolute infinity”

This made me realise that the only thing I miss from school is writing with gel pens.

this counts as practicing for my physics exam, right?

Love the way the words for the letters always start with the letter, very efficient

I'm teaching myself biblical Greek and this was very helpful. I was writing every single letter incorrectly.

Thumbnail: Ωω My 🧠: *ΩωΩ*

This man just drew a perfect circle with ease

Beautifully written, thank you very much.

*"Greek Alphabets Exists"* Maths and Science: _"and I took that personally"_

Me as an actual greek who can't even make such neat letters be like:

My physics teacher once told us that by the end of our course, we would be half way through being fluent in Greek. I very much agree with her.

So happy to see my language included ☺️

It is surprisingly hard to find a tutorial on the strokes of writing greek alphabet while everyone writes it slightly differently in physics.

I m a Greek watching a Japanese person writing in Greek. Wow.

I just realized that i have learnt more than 80% of the greek alphabets, without even learning Greek, but Mathematics and Physics.

It's majestic, spiffing and picture perfect work of art . 🤩🤩

YOOO ur handwriting is SO good! Btw can you make a video called “how to write Japanese alpahbet”

I'm just drooling over the juiciness of that pen. And how his lines are so perfect!

pov: im a greek person trying to learn Japanese watching a japanese person writing the greek alphabet

I liked Greek Alphabet ' s. I will try to write. thanks to you.

Beautiful, steady freehand. You should be a surgeon

Me trying to recall what each letter symbolizes in physics

Me, a physics student: look at all these variables!

In Greek, there's MP for B as well as NT for D most of the time.

Yeah,feels like an satisfying asmr calligraphy video ;)

Never thought I will be watching a grown man write alphabets so peacefully.

My man, there is a thing called having handwriting that is too perfect. Also sigma has a third form too Σ σ ς

Beautifully done! So pretty. You should add the pronunciation as well.

This guy reminds me of my own hand writing; which is a Greek tragedy !

I don’t even care about learning greek this is just so satisfying how smooth his letters are

Everyone: what a clean writing!! My anxiety: waiting for that smudge

Πολύ καλή προσπάθεια!

Your handwritng is perfect

As Greek I can assure you that the handwriting is very clear and beautiful. However, not even the Greeks can write so beautifully while being in a hurry😉

I: have exam next month KZfaq: now it's time for you to learn abcd.......

When we study math and science, we are literally studying Greek

For some reason these videos are so satisfying

Imagine using that pen with thick ink when you're left handed. The pain.

I love how the Greek alphabet is shown by the Japanese caligraphy channel

Cuando tu mano hace exactamente lo que le pides y no lo que se le viene en gana.... Hermosa letra.

Ευχαριστώ!😁

That thumbnail radiates massive 0w0 energy.

He doesn't write the letters, he draws them.

I’m an electrical engineering student who’s also a femboy furry, our kind don’t just use this as a complex number to denote angular frequency or ohms of resistance, but we also use this to make cute OwO faces~

I am from Greece and i am proud for your work

I love how the capital Omega is a big and cool-looking O while the small Omega is just a miniature and cute W.

3:32 i've never seen a most perfect written O

As a Greek I have to say high schoolers have war flashsbacks when looking at our alphabet

4:23 sigma momment🗿🍷

Your handwriting is even smoother than my life.

The writer:Japansse/ Asian Writes in greek Comments: written in english Hotel: *Trivago*

I’m not sure why this came up as a suggested video but I certainly liked it!

Thanks for this video, I had to learn Lowercase Mu for the mean.

I enjoy you work a lot. But since you have tried my native langage's alphabet here are some things I noticed: γ: usually there is also a visible loop, but that's not a big deal, but it must go under the line and that is obligatory. ζ ξ β (maybe also θ λ δ) should be much taller. φ ψ should go beneath the line, often also χ does this but it's not wrong if it doesn't note to the viewers that η can also not reach under the line, line an n, both are correct and widely used η/n And most importantly there is also another Sigma that you didn't coveri n the video, the final sigma ς It is used in lower case writing when a word ends with a sigma eg. Kipos (=garden) >> κήποσ❌ κήπος✅ These are not hate comments in any case, i really enjoy your videos and I am trying to help! Greetings from Greece!

Calligraphy : Greek Person: Japanese Title: English Me : Confused Hotel's: Trivago

Neat handwriting dude!

Hi, with your videos i learn the alfabet of diferent leguages and write of an form cool, thanks for that.

Almost every alphabet in Greek is representing something in physics, chemistry or mathematics Alpha = Roots of quadratic 1 (mathematics) small letter alpha used for angular acceleration(Physics) Beta = Roots or quadratic 2 (mathematics) Gamma = 3rd root of Cubic (mathematics) Delta = capital letter is used for showing heat required in endothermic reactions above the reaction arrow head (chemistry) small letter is used for showing partial +positive or partial -negative charges while in process of bond formation or bond breakage in organic compound reactions (chemistry) Epsilon = permittivity of medium in electrostatics (physics) Eta = coefficient of viscosity of medium (physics) Theta = used for representing angles (mathematics) iota = imaginary number sqrt(-1) (mathematics) Lambda = wavelength of a wave especially an EM wave (physics) Mu = coefficient of friction usually static friction (physics) Nu = wave number that is inverse of wavelength (physics) Omicron = 4th variant wave of covid😂 (not physics,mathematics or chemistry but yeah) Pi = small letter is constant that is circumference of any circle divided by its diameter =~ 3.14159 (mathematics) Capital letter is used for multiplication of similar terms like Sigma is for addition of similar terms (mathematics) Rho = density of a substance (physics) Sigma = Capital letter used to represent Summation that is addition of similar terms (mathematics) Small letter used for charge per unit area in electrostatics (physics) Tau = Torque that is product of force and perpendicular distance between where force is acted and from pivot point in rotation mechanics (physics) Phi = again used for representing angles (mathematics) Chi = mole fraction of that thing in a mixture (chemistry) Psi = Wave function of Atomic orbitals (chemistry) kinda looks like a trident😂 Omega = Capital letter is SI unit of resistance in electricity called as Ohms (physics) Small letter is a solution of x^3=1 other than 1. Solutions are (Omega) and (Omega)^2 Both the other solutions are complex numbers (mathematics) Edit: Wow thanks for a 100likes!🤗 Edit 2: Wow 200likes 😱😱😱 THANKS a lot guys Edit 3:OMG HOW MANY LIKES IS THIS GONNA GET!! 300 LIKES OMG 😨😨😰😰😰😰😰😱😱😱😱😱 Edit 4:I'm gonna die☠️☠️☠️ 400LIKES!?!?! MY GOD Edit 5:600likes.... I'm dead rip me☠️ Edit 6:700likess.....Afterlife👀

Everybody gangsta looking at this beautiful letter but later it goes "Όλοι οι γκάνγκστερ κοιτάζουν αυτό το όμορφο γράμμα, αλλά αργότερα φεύγει " and isn't that beautiful

Great. Really enjoyed it. Only wishes you'd have done the plural sigma.

I love the way he communicate ❤

No one: Absolutely no one: KZfaq recommendation at 4 o’clock at night

Science majors: "we don't have that kinda time"

I'm addicted to your videos!!!

I absolutely love the pen ❤ could you please share the brand and model ?

3:26 the "ξ" is so beautiful i cant

Alternate title: list of covid variations to prepare for

Wow neat handwriting

MOTHER OF ALL CYRILLIC ABCs :) CLASSICS! OUTSTANDING!

I'm not even Greek but I think this is the most beautiful alphabet

The perfect hand control doesnt exis-

What pen is this? It is so satisfying to see the ink come out.

Your handwriting is so cute!