ʾ aleph (silent, transliterated with an apostrophe)

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א. ʾ. ʾ aleph (silent, transliterated with an apostrophe). ב. b. beth. ג. g. gimel. ד. d. daleth. ה. h. he (pronounced “hey”). ו. w or v. waw / vav. ז. z. zayin. ח. ḥ. ḥet ( pronounced “ch” as in “loch”). ט. ṭ. ṭet (a hard, emphatic “t”). י. y. yodh. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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א

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ʾʾaleph

(silent, transliterated with an apostrophe)

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ב

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b

beth

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ג

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g

gimel

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ד

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d

daleth

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ה

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h

he

(pronounced “hey”)

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ו

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w or v

waw / vav

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ז

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z

zayin

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ח

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h

het

( pronounced “ch” as in “loch”)

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ט

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t

tet(a hard, emphatic “t”)

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י

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y

yodh

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כ

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k

kaph

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ל

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l

lamedh

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מ

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m

mem

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נ

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n

nun

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ס

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s

samekh

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ע

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ʿʿayin

(pronounced in back of throat; “ghayin”);transliterated with backward apostrophe

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פ

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p

pe

(pronounced, “pay”)

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צ

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s

sade

(“ts” sound as in “jets”)

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ק

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q

qoph

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ר

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r

resh

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ש

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S

sin

(“s” sound as in “seen”)

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ש

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S“sh” sound; shin

(“sheen”)

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ת

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t

taw / tav