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Lesson Nine



Consonants

The "chet" is pronounced "ch" as in the german word ich or the name Bach.


When a dagesh appears in the "Kaph", it is pronounced "k" as in kick. When a dagesh does not appear in the letter it is pronounced "ck" as in the german word ich or the name Bach.


The final "kaph" has the same pronunciations as the "kaph". While most words end with a consonant, the final "kaph" will always be followed by a vowel.



Vowels

This vowel is pronounced "u" as in tune.



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