Rules Of Vowels The Letter Y

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Reading Hebrew

By now, you should be able to use the alphabet and vowel tables to identify a letter andits sound and also know how the different vowels sounds. For lots of fun, try thefollowing few examples:

If you did a good job, you should have found that they spelt sue, ha and gi (which if you put them together sounds more life a Japanese food-dish than Hebrew!)

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