Thank you, really useful tutorial, one thing that is weird to me is that in Hebrew you have many different letters and marks to make the same sound, as a Spanish native speaker it doesn’t make sense to me, because is Spanish each letter has a single sound, except the letters “z” and “c” that can have the same sound in some cases, for example “zorro” “cielo” it’s kind of similar to the sound “zaing” in Hebrew but a little more strong. The god thing it’s that almost all the rest of the Hebrew sounds of consonants and vowels exist in Spanish, specially the sound “Het” its the same sound to the Spanish “J” like in Jefe Javier Juego, Jardín, etc
Thank you, really useful tutorial, one thing that is weird to me is that in Hebrew you have many different letters and marks to make the same sound, as a Spanish native speaker it doesn’t make sense to me, because is Spanish each letter has a single sound, except the letters “z” and “c” that can have the same sound in some cases, for example “zorro” “cielo” it’s kind of similar to the sound “zaing” in Hebrew but a little more strong.
The god thing it’s that almost all the rest of the Hebrew sounds of consonants and vowels exist in Spanish, specially the sound “Het” its the same sound to the Spanish “J” like in Jefe Javier Juego, Jardín, etc
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