
Arial!!!






Please suggest alternatives!

Yes, thanks a lot!chzel wrote: Γ sounds a bit like the German j and κ like k. Together they sound like g
ο and υ together sound like u
So it's γκ(g) ου(oo )γκ(g) λ(l).
Of course oo sounds "longer" than u so you could write it as γκουουγκλ!
I'm not really good describing all that stuff though, so I hope it makes a bit of sense!
Please elaborate. Granted, the font might be a little boring and safe for a company logo but I don't really see any fault with the font itself. It's highly legible. It's fine. It's a font. That's about as passionate as I'm ever going and willing to be about a font. Albeit, I tend to favor sans-serif.