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    א A ָ ַ ב B בּ V ג g ‘ג iulia ד D ה Ha A: Ficha de Hebreo

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    The document provides information about letters in the Hebrew alphabet including their pronunciation. It lists the consonant letters and classifies them as either stops like B, G, D, K, P, T or fricatives like V, GH, TH, CH, PH, TH. It also notes that in modern Hebrew, B, G, D, K, P, T have all become stops regardless of pronunciation markers. Additionally, it explains that the letter Shin is pronounced as SH when dotted on the upper right but as S when dotted on the upper left, where it becomes the letter Sin.

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    The document provides information about letters in the Hebrew alphabet including their pronunciation. It lists the consonant letters and classifies them as either stops like B, G, D, K, P, T or fricatives like V, GH, TH, CH, PH, TH. It also notes that in modern Hebrew, B, G, D, K, P, T have all become stops regardless of pronunciation markers. Additionally, it explains that the letter Shin is pronounced as SH when dotted on the upper right but as S when dotted on the upper left, where it becomes the letter Sin.

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    The document provides information about letters in the Hebrew alphabet including their pronunciation. It lists the consonant letters and classifies them as either stops like B, G, D, K, P, T or fricatives like V, GH, TH, CH, PH, TH. It also notes that in modern Hebrew, B, G, D, K, P, T have all become stops regardless of pronunciation markers. Additionally, it explains that the letter Shin is pronounced as SH when dotted on the upper right but as S when dotted on the upper left, where it becomes the letter Sin.

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    Ficha de Hebreo

    ‫א‬ A ַָ
    ‫ב‬ B
    ‫ּב‬ V
    ‫ג‬ g
    ‘‫ג‬ iulia
    ‫ד‬ D
    ‫ה‬
    AL FINAL SIEMPRE

    HA COMO A

    A
    ְֱֳׁ
    º123456789 0 ?¿
    ְ ֱ ֲ ֳ ִ ֵ ֶ ַ ָ ֹׂׂ ּ
    eaai eeaao
    ֻ Ç
    beside of

    consonants letters
    ֹּׁ ֵָׁ ַ ִ ְֱֲֳֶ
    BeGeD KeFeT Letters

    Stops Fricatives

    BGDKPT bgdkpt
    B as in Boy V as in Vine
    G as in Girl Gh as in Ugh
    D as in Door Th as in There
    K as in Kitty Ch as in Bach
    P as in Pop Ph as in Phone
    T as in Tall Th as in Think

    NOTE: The blue letters above are the ones which still have a fricative variation in
    the pronunciation of modern Hebrew. The others have all become stops whether
    they have a dagesh or not.

    Shin's Twin Letter Sin

    vc
    Shin is pronounced SH when it is dotted on the upper right. It
    becomes a Sin and is pronounced as S when it is dotted on the
    upper left.

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