>>40809159
okay, yall, I'm going to translate that, assuming we're doing ancient greek:
χ, chi - you don't have it in english. it's a german ch if you ever heard it - ich, Nacht, machen, let google read it to you.
ι, iota - like the ea in eat, or the i in in.
μ, my - the my is an m
α, alpha - is an a, but with an iota it's something close to ay. The sound the Fonz makes.
ρ, rho - a sharp r
α, alpha again - a propper latin a, so you'd write it ah.