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Lesson Two



Consonants

The "mem" is pronounced "m" as in mother.


The "final mem" is the form of the letter used when at the end of a word. The pronunciation does not change.


The yud is pronounced "y" as in yes. When the yud is added at the end of a word it means "of me" or "my".


Vowels

This vowel is pronounced "i" as in machine.


This vowel is pronounced "e" as in grey.



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