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Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 6 - The Consonants Ayin ע and Tet ט

THE CONSONANTS AYIN ע AND TET ט

ע “Ayin”, this consonant does not really have any sounds. It is just like the consonant “Aleph”. For example:
עַיִן Ayin
שׁוֹמֵעַ Shomea

ט “Tet”, this consonant is pronounced with “t” like in the word “try”. For example:
טוֹלֵט Tolet
מַטַב Matav

THE VOWEL SHURUQ וּ

וּ “Shuruq”, this vowel is a merger of the letter “waw” in which a dot is given in its midst. This “Waw” lose its function as consonant. This vowel “Shuruqis pronounced with “u” just like in the word “moon”. For example:
בָרוּשׁ Varush
הָלוּם Halum

EXERCISE
1. טָ עִ אֵט טוֹ עוּ טֶא עֶא עֶט
2. הוֹ הוּ בּוֹ בּוּ לוֹ לוּ מוּ רוּ
3. בֵּע בֶט שׁוּל טוֹב טוּע עוּט

VOCABULARY
1. עֶרֶב : Evening
2. טוֹב : Good
3. יִשְׂרָאֵל : Israel
4. עַל : On
5. שׁוֹמֵר : Guard

SOURCE:
1. Willyam Wen "Learning Chinese Through Music". Google Play. Accessed On 10th October 2024.
2. Jeff A. Benner. "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew: A Guide To Learning The Hebrew Alphabet, Vocabulary And Sentence Structure Of The Hebrew Bible". Amazon. Accessed On 9th Oxtober 2024.
3. Jeff A. Benner "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew". Ancient Hebrew. Accessed On 10th October 2024.
4. Jeff A. Benner. "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew". Google Book. Accessed On 10th October 2024.

ANOTHER LEARN TO READ HEBREW FROM ZERO AND BASIC FOR BEGINNERS:
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 0 - The Hebrew Alphabet and the Vowel Signs
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 1 - The Consonants Aleph א and Beth ב
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 2 - The Consonant Mem מ and Yod י
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 3 - The Consonants Nun נ and Hey ה
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 4 - The Consonants Lamed ל and Waw ו
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 5 - The Consonants Resh ר and Shin ש
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 6 - The Consonants Ayin ע and Tet ט

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    Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 5 - The Consonants Resh ר and Shin ש

    The Consonants Resh ר and Shin ש

    ר “Resh”, this consonant is pronounced with “r” just like in the word “red”. For example:
    רַמֵן Ramen
    מִלֵר Miler

    ש “Shin”, this consonant is pronounced with two ways, that is:
    • If the dot is in the right side, then it will be pronounced with “sh” just like in the word “sheer”. There are some books that prefer use “sy” than “sh” as the pronounciation for this. For example:
    • שָׁמַן Shaman
      שְׁמָא Shema
    • If the dot is in the left side, then it will be pronounced with “s” like in the word “soup”. For example:
    • שָׂלַם Salam
      מָשַׂל Masal

    Vowel Kholam Maley וֹ

    וֹ “Kholam Maley”, this vowel is a merger of the ltter “waw” and a dot is placed on it. This vowel is pronounced as “o: just like in the word “boss”. The letter “Waw” itself lose its function as a consonant. That is why this “Kholam Maley” is not pronounced with “wo”, but rather with “o”. For example:
    שָׁלוֹם Shalom
    שׁוֹמֵר Shomer

    Exercise
    1. שַׁ שִׂ שֵׂ רֵ רִ רַי שׁוֹ שֵׁי שֶׂי רוֹ
    2. שָׁר שַׂר שִׁיר שׁוֹר שִׂר רָשׂ רוֹשׁ
    3. נֵר יַר רַב מִשׁ שַׂב שִׂים הֶשׁ שֶׁל

    Vocabulary
    1. שָׁלוֹם : Peace
    2. שָׁמַיִם : Sky, Heaven
    3. אָמַר : He said
    4. בָּרָא : He created
    5. שַׂר : Leader
    6. יוֹם : Day
    7. אוֹר : Light
    8. רַבִּי : Rabbi, Teacher
    9. שֵׁם : Name

    SOURCE:
    1. Willyam Wen "Learning Chinese Through Music". Google Play. Accessed On 10th October 2024.
    2. Jeff A. Benner. "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew: A Guide To Learning The Hebrew Alphabet, Vocabulary And Sentence Structure Of The Hebrew Bible". Amazon. Accessed On 9th Oxtober 2024.
    3. Jeff A. Benner "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew". Ancient Hebrew. Accessed On 10th October 2024.
    4. Jeff A. Benner. "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew". Google Book. Accessed On 10th October 2024.

    ANOTHER LEARN TO READ HEBREW FROM ZERO AND BASIC FOR BEGINNERS:
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 0 - The Hebrew Alphabet and the Vowel Signs
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 1 - The Consonants Aleph א and Beth ב
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 2 - The Consonant Mem מ and Yod י
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 3 - The Consonants Nun נ and Hey ה
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 4 - The Consonants Lamed ל and Waw ו
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 5 - The Consonants Resh ר and Shin ש

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    Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 4 - The Consonants Lamed ל and Waw ו

    The Consonants Lamed ל and Waw ו

    ל“Lamed”, this consonant is pronounced with “l” just like in the word “light”. For example:
    לֵמִי Lemiy
    לַנִם Lanim

    ו “Waw” , this consonant is pronounced with “w” like in the word “what”. For example:
    וִנָבֵל Winavel
    בָּוִל Bawil

    The Vowels Shewa אְ and Segol אֶ

    אְ “Shewa”, is actually not a vowel, but it is rather a sign for pause. So is silent. For example:
    מַלְנַי Malnay
    נִמְבָא Nimva
    Take a look at the example, it is clearly that “Shewa” has a function as a sign for pausing a syllable. This is the real function of “Shewa”. However, “Shewa” also has another function, namely as a vowel which is prnounced with “e” in case there is no other vowel which precedes this “Shewa”. For example:
    יְבָּנֵן Yevaben
    יִמְלְנָא Yimlena
    Take a look at “yebanen יְבָּנֵן” in which the “Shewa” is placed in the beginning of the word. Why does “Shewa” have to be pronounced with “e”? Because there is no other vowel which precedes the “Shewa”. That is why the “Shewa” has to be pronounced with “e”. Take a look also at the second example “yimlena יִמְלְנָא” in which we can see the usage of two “Shewa” which are placed consecutively. The first “Shewa” is not pronounced at all, but the second “shewa” has to be pronounced with “e”. Why? Because “Shewa” basically is not a vowel so that the first “Shewa” pertama which precedes the second “Shewa” is not a vowel at all. Therefore, the second “Shewa” has to be pronounced with “e” becoming “yimlena יִמְלְנָא”. That it the short explanation about “Shewa”. This rule about “Shewa” is actually complicated for the beginners. Therefore, in this blog I do not explain it comprehensively because I do not want to make it hard for you in learning Hebrew. You can understand more later about the rule of “Shewa” after you are able to read Hebrew fluently.

    אֶ “Segol”, this vowel is pronounced with “e” like in the word “merely”. The difference of vowel “Tzere אֵ” is the vowel “Tzere אֵ” is pronounced longer so that it sounds like “ey”, while the vowel “Segol אֶ” is pronounced shorter so you will only hear “e”. For example:
    מֶנֵבָא Menevah
    מֶלֶם Melem
    '
    Additional Note:
    1. When a syllable is preceded by the vowel “a” and followed by the letter “Yod י”, then it will be pronounced quickly with “ai”. For example, “laylah לַיְלָה (night)” is pronounced to be “laiy-lah”. However, this rule is not applicable in the word “mayim מַיִם (water)” so that it is still pronounced with “ma-yim”.
    2. If the sign “Dagesh (dot in the middle of the letter)” is placed in the some letters, then the consonant will be doubled. For example:
    הִנֵּנִי Hinneni
    מַמֵּלָה Mammelah
    '
    Based on the examples above, it is seen that every consonant which is given with “Dagesh”, then the consonant will be doubled. However, not all consonants will undergo this transformation, there is rules for this, but it will be explained later.

    Exercise
    1. לֵ וַ לִ לָ וֶ וִי לִי לָי וַי וֵי
    2. וֶו וֵל וַל לֵה הֵל לָה הָל
    3. לִבָּה לַיִל לֵבְמָה מָלֵא מְלָה

    Vocabularies
    1. לַיְלָה : Night
    2. אֵל : God, Gods
    3. אָמֵן : Amen
    4. הִנֵּה : Verily, Behold, Here
    5. יָם : Sea
    6. מַיִם : Water
    7. הִנֵּנִי : Behold, it is me!

    SOURCE:
    1. Willyam Wen "Learning Chinese Through Music". Google Play. Accessed On 10th October 2024.
    2. Jeff A. Benner. "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew: A Guide To Learning The Hebrew Alphabet, Vocabulary And Sentence Structure Of The Hebrew Bible". Amazon. Accessed On 9th Oxtober 2024.
    3. Jeff A. Benner "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew". Ancient Hebrew. Accessed On 10th October 2024.
    4. Jeff A. Benner. "Learn to Read Biblical Hebrew". Google Book. Accessed On 10th October 2024.

    ANOTHER LEARN TO READ HEBREW FROM ZERO AND BASIC FOR BEGINNERS:
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 0 - The Hebrew Alphabet and the Vowel Signs
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 1 - The Consonants Aleph א and Beth ב
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 2 - The Consonant Mem מ and Yod י
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 3 - The Consonants Nun נ and Hey ה
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 4 - The Consonants Lamed ל and Waw ו

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    Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 3 - The Consonants Nun נ and Hey ה

    The Consonants Nun נ and Hey ה

    נ “Nun”, “Nun”, this consonant is pronounced with “n” just like in the word “nation”.

    ן “Final Nun”, this noun is same like “Nun”, the only difference is “Final Nun” is placed in the end of the word. For example:
    נַן Nan
    נַמַן Naman
    יָנֵן Yanen

    ה “Hey”, this consonant is pronounced with “h” just like in the word “howl”. For example:
    הָמַן Haman
    בָּאָה Baah

    Exercise
    1. הָ הִ הֵ נָ נֵ נֵי בֵּן בָּה הַב
    2. הַן הֵן נָה נִה נֵה נָב מָה מִן
    3. הִי נָא נֵי הִיא נִיא נָבָה בָּנָה

    Vocabularies
    1. אָנִי : I
    2. אֵי : Where
    3. בֵּן : Son
    4. נָבִיא : Prophet
    5. מָה/ מַה : What

    ANOTHER LEARN TO READ HEBREW FROM ZERO AND BASIC FOR BEGINNERS:
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 0 - The Hebrew Alphabet and the Vowel Signs
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 1 - The Consonants Aleph א and Beth ב
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 2 - The Consonant Mem מ and Yod י
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 3 - The Consonants Nun נ and Hey ה

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    Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 2 - The Consonants Mem מ and Yod י

    The Consonant Mem מ and Yod י

    מ “Mem”, this letter is pronounced as “m”. It is pronounced exactly just like in the word “mine”.

    ם “Final Mem”, this letter is actually same with “Mem”, the only difference is “Final Mem” is placed in the end of the word. For Example:
    אַם Am
    מָא Ma
    מָאַם Maam

    Therefore, it is actually a clear difference that the letter “Mem מ” is placed in any positions, except in the end of the word, while “Final Mem ם” is placed if the letter “Mem” is on the end of the word.

    י “Yod”, this consonant is pronoucned with “y” just like in the word “you”. For example:
    אַי Ay
    יָא Ya

    Vowel Khireq אִ dan Tzere אֵ

    אִ “Khireq”, this vowel is pronounced with “I” just like in the word “instinct”. For example:
    יִ Yi
    מִ Mi

    אֵ“Tzere”, this vowel is pronounced with “e” just like in the word “messy”. For Example:
    אֵי Ey
    יֵם Yem

    Exercise
    1. מַא מַי יִם בַי מִי אֵם מִם מֵם בַּי
    2. מַאַם אֵמָם יַאֵם מַיִם בָאִי בֵּאַם

    Vocabulary
    1. אֵם : Mother
    2. מִי : Who

    ANOTHER LEARN TO READ HEBREW FROM ZERO AND BASIC FOR BEGINNERS:
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 0 - The Hebrew Alphabet and the Vowel Signs
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 1 - The Consonants Aleph א and Beth ב
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 2 - The Consonant Mem מ and Yod י

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    Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 1 - The Consonants Aleph א and Beth ב

    The Consonants Aleph א And Beth ב

    א “Aleph”, is the first consonant in Hebrew language. This consonant does not have voice at all. So don’t pronounce this consonant with “a” in English because it is totally different.

    ב “Beth”, is the second consonant in Hebrew language. This consonant is pronounced with two ways, that is:
      - Pronounced with “b” in case of “Dagesh (dot)” is in the midst of it. It is pronounced exactly just like in the word “Buy”. For example:
      בּ b
      - Pronounced with “v” ” in case of “Dagesh (dot)” is not in the midst of it. It is pronounced exactly just like in the word “van”. For example:
      ב v

    The Vowels Qamatz אַ and Patakh אָ

    אַ “Qamatz”, this vowel is pronounced with “a” just like in the word “run”. For example:
    אַ a
    בַּ ba
    בַ va
    בַּא ba
    אַב av

    אָ This vowel is also pronounced with “a”. The only difference with the vowel אַ is in the ancient times, the vowel אָ was pronounced longer than the vowel אַ. However, for its usage now, there is no really difference between these two. Both of them are pronounced with “a”. For example:
    אָ a
    בָּ ba
    בָ va
    בָּא ba
    אָבָא ava

    Exercise
    1. אַ אָ בָ בַּ בַ אָ בָּ אַ בָּ
    2. אַב בָּא בָא אָב אָבָא אַבָּא

    Vocabularies
    1. אָב : Father (Hebrew)
    2. אַבָּא : Father (Aramaic)
    3. בָּא : Come (Verbs)

    ANOTHER LEARN TO READ HEBREW FROM ZERO AND BASIC FOR BEGINNERS:
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 0 - The Hebrew Alphabet and the Vowel Signs
  • Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 1 - The Consonants Aleph א and Beth ב

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    Learn To Read Hebrew From Zero and Basic For Beginners - Chapter 0 - The Hebrew Alphabets and the Vowel Signs

    The word “Alphabet” comes from the first two words of greek language, namely “Alpha α“ and “Beta β”. In Hebrew language itself, the word that is used is “Alephbeth”, because it derives from the first two words of Hebrew Alfabet, namely “Aleph א” and “Beth ב”. The Hebrew language consists of 22 consonants. Hebrew does not have vowel letters such as in English (A, I U, E ,O), but instead, it has dot or scratch as the sign of its vowel which is called as “Nikkud” in Hebrew. Take a look at the following table below:

    Consonant Consonant Names Pronunciation Numbers
    א Aleph אָלֶף (None) 1
    בּ Beth בֵּית B 2
    ב Beth בֵּית V 2
    ג Gimel גִּימֵל G 3
    ד Dalet דָּלֶת D 4
    ה Hey הי H 5
    ו Waw וָו W 6
    ז Zayin זַיִן Z 7
    ח Khet חֵית Kh/Ch 8
    ט Tet טֵית T 9
    י Yod יוֹד Y 10
    כּ Kaph ַּכַּף K 20
    כ Kaph ַּכַּף Kh/Ch 20
    ל Lamed ַּלָמֶד L 30
    מ Mem ַּמֵם M 40
    נ Nun ַּנוּן N 50
    ס Samekh ַּסָמֶך S 60
    ע Ayin עַיִן (None) 70
    פּ Pey פֵּא P 80
    פ Pey פֵּא Ph/ F 80
    צ Tzade צַדִי Tz/ Ts 90
    ק Qoph קוֹף Q 100
    ר Resh רֵישׁ R 200
    שׁ Shin שִׁין Sh/ Sy 300
    שׂ Sin שין S 300
    תּ Taw תָּיו T 400

    Nikkud (Vowels) Names Pronunciation Vowel Types
    אִ Khiriq חִירִיק I Short
    אֵ Tzere צֵירֵי E Panjang
    אֶ Seggol סֶגּוֹל E Short
    אַ Patakh פַּתַח A Short
    אָ Qamatz Gadol קָמַץ גָּדוֹל A Long
    אֹ Kholam חוֹלָם O Long
    וֹ Kholam Maley חוֹלַם מָלֵא O Long
    וּ Shuruq שׁוּרוּק U Long
    אֻ Qubbutz קֻבּוּץ U Short
    אְ Shewa שְׁוָא E/ None -
    אֱ Khataph Segol חֲטַף סֶגּוֹל E -
    אֲ Khataph Patakh חֲטַף פַּתַח A -
    אֳ Khataph Qamatz חֲטַף קָמָץ O -
    אָה Qamatz Male קָמַץ מָלֵא A Long
    אָה Qamatz Male קָמַץ מָלֵא A Long
    אָיו Third Masculine Singular Suffix Ayw Long
    אֵי Tzere Male צֵירֵי מָלֵא E Long
    אֶי Segol Male סֶגּוֹל מָלֵא E Long
    אִי Khiriq Male חִירִיק מָלֵא I Long
    אִי Qamatz Qatan קָמַץ קָטָן O Short
    *Note: The letter “Aleph א” here is just as a sample for the consonant. It is not a part of the vowel.

    There are two vowel types in Hebrew, short and long. But you do not to worry this thing right now, because it will be explained later in this site.

    The two tables above are all of the Hebrew consonants and vowels. However, do not let those things intimidate you in learning Hebrew. The tables above are just examples to show you all the Hebrew consonants and vowels. You do not need to memorize them right now. Because ultimately you will memorize them automatically after you follow the lessons in this book step by step.

    Unlike English which is read from left to right, Hebrew language instead is one of the semitic language which is read from right to left. It is very similar with arabic language. This is, of course, really difficult for us to get used with this style. However, we will get used with it eventually.

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