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Most are pronounced "like they are written", i.e. using the French default usage. The ê can be pronounced either /e/ or /ɛ/.

Thêta is pronounced /tɛta/ or /teta/, phi and khi are pronounced /fi/ and /ki/.

Only zêta, epsilon and upsilon are pronounced as foreign words, z as /dz/, no nasalisation /ɔ̃/ and u pronounced /œ/: /d͡zɛta/, /ɛpsilon/ & /œpsilon/.

Lambda is generally pronounced /lãbda/ in France but the alternative /lam(b)da/ can also be heard, depending on the region.

Psi is not special but simply pronounced like the beginning of psychologue.

Note that omicron is pronounced the French way, with a nasalisation: /omikrɔ̃/.

Most are pronounced "like they are written", i.e. using the French default usage. The ê can be pronounced either /e/ or /ɛ/.

Thêta is pronounced /tɛta/ or /teta/, phi and khi are pronounced /fi/ and /ki/.

Only zêta, epsilon and upsilon might be pronounced partially or totally as foreign words, z is often realized as /dz/, "-on" is almost never the nasalisation /ɔ̃/ and u is often pronounced /œ/: /d͡zɛta/ or /zɛta/, /ɛpsilon/ & /œpsilon/ or /ypsilon/.

Lambda is generally pronounced /lãbda/ in France but the alternative /lam(b)da/ can also be heard, depending on the region.

Psi is not special but simply pronounced like the beginning of psychologue.

Note that omicron is always pronounced the French way, with a nasalisation: /omikrɔ̃/, likely because micron is already a French world.

Most are pronounced "like they are written", i.e. using the French default usage. The ê can be pronounced either /e/ or /ɛ/.

Thêta is pronounced /tɛta/ or /teta/, phi and khi are pronounced /fi/ and /ki/.

Only zêta, epsilon and upsilon are pronounced as foreign words, z as /dz/, no nasalisation /ɔ̃/ and u pronounced /œ/: /d͡zɛta/, /ɛpsilon/ & /œpsilon/

Psi is not special but simply pronounced like the beginning of psychologue.

Note that omicron is pronounced the French way, with a nasalisation: /omikrɔ̃/.

Most are pronounced "like they are written", i.e. using the French default usage. The ê can be pronounced either /e/ or /ɛ/.

Thêta is pronounced /tɛta/ or /teta/, phi and khi are pronounced /fi/ and /ki/.

Only zêta, epsilon and upsilon are pronounced as foreign words, z as /dz/, no nasalisation /ɔ̃/ and u pronounced /œ/: /d͡zɛta/, /ɛpsilon/ & /œpsilon/.

Lambda is generally pronounced /lãbda/ in France but the alternative /lam(b)da/ can also be heard, depending on the region.

Psi is not special but simply pronounced like the beginning of psychologue.

Note that omicron is pronounced the French way, with a nasalisation: /omikrɔ̃/.

Most are pronounced "like they are written", i.e. using the French default usage. The ê can be pronounced either /e/ or /ɛ/.

Thêta is pronounced /tɛta/ or /teta/, phi and khi are pronounced /fi/ and /ki/.

Only epsilon and upsilon are pronounced as foreign words, never with a nasalisation /ɔ̃/ and the the u is pronounced /œ/: /ɛpsilon/ & /œpsilon/

Psi is not special but simply pronounced like the beginning of psychologue.

Note that omicron is pronounced the French way, with a nasalisation: /omikrɔ̃/.

Most are pronounced "like they are written", i.e. using the French default usage. The ê can be pronounced either /e/ or /ɛ/.

Thêta is pronounced /tɛta/ or /teta/, phi and khi are pronounced /fi/ and /ki/.

Only zêta, epsilon and upsilon are pronounced as foreign words, z as /dz/, no nasalisation /ɔ̃/ and u pronounced /œ/: /d͡zɛta/, /ɛpsilon/ & /œpsilon/

Psi is not special but simply pronounced like the beginning of psychologue.

Note that omicron is pronounced the French way, with a nasalisation: /omikrɔ̃/.