How would you write in greek using alphabet?

To write in Greek using the Greek alphabet, you can use the following characters:

Α (alpha)

Β (beta)

Γ (gamma)

Δ (delta)

Ε (epsilon)

Ζ (zeta)

Η (eta)

Θ (theta)

Ι (iota)

Κ (kappa)

Λ (lambda)

Μ (mu)

Ν (nu)

Ξ (xi)

Ο (omicron)

Π (pi)

Ρ (rho)

Σ (sigma)

Τ (tau)

Υ (upsilon)

Φ (phi)

Χ (chi)

Ψ (psi)

Ω (omega)

Some additional letters used in Greek are:

Ά (alpha with acute accent)

Έ (epsilon with acute accent)

Ή (eta with acute accent)

Ί (iota with acute accent)

Ό (omicron with acute accent)

Ύ (upsilon with acute accent)

Ώ (omega with acute accent)

Also the letters ΓΓ (double gamma) and ΜΠ (double mu) are commonly used in Greek.

To type in Greek, you can use a Greek keyboard or a transliteration tool that converts Latin characters to Greek characters.