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The letter ayin ע is basically the same sound as ع in arabic (the accent is softer, though). About final letters, idk if you noticed but every final letter other than mem is like the normal one but with their bottom line straight downwards (צ-ץ, פ-ף, נ-ן, כ-ך). Interesringly, the original form of the letters was the final one. But with time people found out that this straight line cuts the flow of the writing, so it just turned into the normal letter we see today overtime. The original stayed at the end of the word because it doesn't affect the writing flow, you finished the word anyway. Don't know why mem has it though, it's just there.
Israeli hebrew was influenced by Ashkenazi hebrew, Israeli Hebrew speakers pronounce Ayin the same way they pronounced Alif (the glostal stop), only some Sephardic jews still retain the Ayin Voiced pharyngeal fricative [ʕ] sound in day to day speech.
@@asdjfioajdfiopbjpsdfijgd I'm aware. Hebrew is my first language. She asked the "correct" way to pronounce it. The academy said there is no "correct" way and both are okay. Obviously modern Hebrew is different but the whole purpose of ayin is to sound different than alef.
Your Hebrew is super impressive! FYI the "r" sound is very similar to the German pronunciation. I'd recommend listening to a recording of it to fully understand :)
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The special thing about this channel is not just relaxation, but relaxation and learning. I love your ideas and videos and I hope to reach the highest number of followers.💙💙
Wow, thank you so much! 🥰
The letter ayin ע is basically the same sound as ع in arabic (the accent is softer, though).
About final letters, idk if you noticed but every final letter other than mem is like the normal one but with their bottom line straight downwards (צ-ץ, פ-ף, נ-ן, כ-ך). Interesringly, the original form of the letters was the final one. But with time people found out that this straight line cuts the flow of the writing, so it just turned into the normal letter we see today overtime. The original stayed at the end of the word because it doesn't affect the writing flow, you finished the word anyway. Don't know why mem has it though, it's just there.
Thanks for your explanation😊...I really didn't notice that😅 now it makes sense😌
Israeli hebrew was influenced by Ashkenazi hebrew, Israeli Hebrew speakers pronounce Ayin the same way they pronounced Alif (the glostal stop), only some Sephardic jews still retain the Ayin Voiced pharyngeal fricative [ʕ] sound in day to day speech.
@@asdjfioajdfiopbjpsdfijgd I'm aware. Hebrew is my first language. She asked the "correct" way to pronounce it. The academy said there is no "correct" way and both are okay. Obviously modern Hebrew is different but the whole purpose of ayin is to sound different than alef.
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Your Hebrew is super impressive! FYI the "r" sound is very similar to the German pronunciation. I'd recommend listening to a recording of it to fully understand :)
Thank you! 🥰 I will do that😌