A story in Greek letters

I'm just gonna write the boy who cried wolf.

Τηερε ωονσε ας α βωυ ηω ωολδ τενδ για γατηερς σηεερ εξερυ δαυ. Τηεν ωνε δαυ, α ωλγ καμε ανδ φωββλεδ ηιμ οπ.
Τηε ενδ!

The Google Tradutor can't understand this . That was what he meant: oonse Tiere leave Io voy a oold tendem a gatiers daf exery sieer. Tien uma daf, a ISC OLG and op EMR fovvled.

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Tiere oonse let Io voy a oold tend to gatiers sieer exery daf. Tien one daf, a olg ISC and fovvled op. THE EMR ref!

please dont, everyone here speaks english, not greek.

I agree.

Lol. It's in English, but with Greek letters. It's supposed to say (I think):

There once was a boy who would tend (the?) (gardens?) sheep each day. Then one day a wolf came and gobbled them up.
The end.

However, the actual letters translate as (I think):

There oonse as a boy eo oold tend gia gaters sheer echery day. Then one day, a olg kame and phobbled eim op.
The end!

I may bit a bit off with that, since many of the letters stand for many sounds. For example, η (eta) could sound like h or e, γ (gamma) could be y (not the vowel-sounding y), g, or gh, υ (upsilon) can be y, u, f, or v, and ω (omega) usually sounds like the word "oh", but can sound like "uh" too.

first of all, I lost my translator, so I could only recognise SOME of the letters. Other times, I just hoped it was a qwerty keyboard. second of all, I didn't use the greek language, just the letters, so I used english spelling but the greek alphabet.

and also, another reason that some of the misspelled was because iPod touch keyboards are teeeeeeeeeeeeeny tiiiiiiiiny.