Letters א to ט
א
silent (alef)
By Lymi
The 22 Hebrew letters, their final forms and the main vowel signs, then first words and street signs to read without vowels. Romanization is a simple learner system based on the Academy of the Hebrew Language's rules, with kh for both ח and כ.
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Letters א to ט
א
silent (alef)
Final forms
f (final pe)
ף
Dots, apostrophes and double letters
צ׳
ch (tsadi with an apostrophe)
First words to read
toda (thank you)
תודה
Signs
אין כניסה
eyn knisa (no entry)
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Letters א to ט
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