Consonants
| ר | The "resh" is pronounced "r" as in rain. |
| ש |
The "shin" is pronounced two different ways. If the letter appears with a "dot" above the and to the right side ( |
Vowels
| וֹ | The Hholam Maley. The dot above the "vav" is pronounced "o" as in open. The "vav" becomes silent. When this "vav" is suffixed to a word it means "to him" or "his". |
Notes
In Hebrew, the verb usually appears before the subject of the verb, such as in sentence #5 below.
Practice
Vocabulary
| Peace (Masc. Noun) | שָׁלוֹם |
| Skies (Masc. Noun) | שָׁמַיִם |
| Said (Masc. Verb) | אָמַר |
| Created (Masc. Verb) | בָּרָא |
| Said (Fem. Verb) | אָמְרָה |
| Ruler (Masc. Noun) | שַׂר |
| Day (Masc. Noun) | יוֹם |
| Light (Masc. Noun) | אוֹר |
| Rabbi (Masc. Noun) | רַבִּי |
| Name (Masc. Noun) | שֵׁם |
Sentences
| My name is Levi. | שְׁמִי לֵוִי |
| What is his name? | מַה שְׁמוֹ |
| His name is Abraham. | שְׁמוֹ אַבְרָהָם |
| Ruler of Peace. | שַׂר שָׁלוֹם |
| God created skies. | בָּרָא אֵל שָׁמַיִם |