2019 Year of the Grammars

[Barry Hofstetter]

This blog post includes notice for the Cambridge grammar, but also an interview with Siebenthal about the English edition of his grammar:

https://tinyurl.com/tmcoubm

[Hylander]

From the linked blog:

There is no doubt that 2019 will be known for decades as the “Year of Greek Grammars” in the English-speaking world.

2019 will be remembered for many things -- most of them disastrous -- but I'm quite certain it won't be known for decades as the "Year of the Greek Grammars" in the English-speaking world or anywhere else.

[Barry Hofstetter]

From the linked blog:

There is no doubt that 2019 will be known for decades as the “Year of Greek Grammars” in the English-speaking world.

2019 will be remembered for many things -- most of them disastrous -- but I'm quite certain it won't be known for decades as the "Year of the Greek Grammars" in the English-speaking world or anywhere else.

Seriously? Lighten up Hy. I think the writer is being just a bit facetious in talking to people who have a serious interest in Greek grammars. For my family, 2019 will be remembered as "The Year Our Now 18 Year old Schnauzer Lived Another Year." It's a contextual thing...

[Redhead]

Oh, I love you guys! Just moved a post to this part of the forum and discovered this thread in the process! I had completely missed Siebenthals grammar and that Porter hade edited Moulton anew! Awesome!