Ancient Hebrew
(Hebrew spoken by Moses and Abraham) had certainly a pronunciation close to
modern Arabic, ie full of guttural and emphatic sounds. Modern Hebrew has lost almost all these
hard sounds and we often say it has a ‘European’ pronunciation. -Ashkenazi Hebrew really sounds like a European language (German). ‘Alef has no sound. “ayin
represents a simple stop. Resh is pronounced French (Parisian) or German ‘r’. Qof and Kaf sounds
like a regular ‘k’. Khaf and Het are pronounced like German ‘ch’ (as in Bach) or Spanish ‘j’ (as in
hijo). He is often not pronounced or sounds like a regular Alef. -Sepharadi Hebrew has a pronunciation closer to Ancient Hebrew and to nowadays Middle East
Arabic. ‘Alef is a full glottal stop. “ayin is pronounced with the throat (like the initial sound of Arabic
“omar). Resh is rolled like Spanish or Italian ‘r’. Qof and Kaf, Khaf and Het sound different. He is
clearly pronounced. A dotted consonant sounds different (thus d with a dot sounds like English ‘ th’
of that, not like d of David).
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Ivrit bkalut Hebrew is easy
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