Alfabeto

Question 1

א

א, para indicar las vocales a y o. (Farfán)

Answer 1

Alef, (muda)

Question 2

ב

Answer 2

Bet, b

Question 3

ה

Answer 3

He, h

ה a final de palabra, podía representar los sonidos a, e, o (Farfán)

Question 4

ג

Answer 4

Gimel, g

Question 5

ד

Answer 5

Bet, b

Question 6

ו

Answer 6

Waw, w

ו las vocales o, u; (Farfán)

Question 7

ז

Answer 7

Zayin, z

Question 8

ח

Answer 8

Het, como en Bach

Question 9

י

Answer 9

Yod, y

las vocales e, i. (Farfán)

Question 10

כ

Answer 10

Kaf, k

Question 11

ל

Answer 11

Lamed, l

Question 12

מ

Answer 12

Mem, m

Question 13

נ

Answer 13

Nun, n

Question 14

ס

Answer 14

Samek, s

Question 15

ע

Answer 15

Ayin,

Question 16

פ

Answer 16

Pe, p

Question 17

צ

Answer 17

Tsade, ts

Question 18

ק

Answer 18

Qof, k

Question 19

ר

Answer 19

Resh, r

Question 20

שׂ

Answer 20

Sin, s

Question 21

שׁ

Answer 21

Shin, sh

Question 22

ת

Answer 22

Taw, t

Question 23

Begadkepat

Answer 23

ב - b as in boy ב - v as in vine ּג - g as in God ג - gh as in aghast ּד - d as in day ד - dh as in the ּכ - k as in king כ - ch as in Bach ּפ - p as in pastor פ - ph as in alphabet ּת - t as in toy ת - th as in thin

Con Punto: Sonido Explosivo

Sin Punto: Sonido aspirado

Question 24

Consonantes guturales

Answer 24

א (Alef) ע (Ayin) ה (He) ח (Het) Algunas veces: ר (Resh)

son sonidos muy peculiares de las

lenguas semitas. No admiten el dagesh y prefieren la vocal “a”. (Farfán)

Question 25

El alefato

Answer 25

א ב ג ד ה ו ז ח ט י כ ל מ נ ס ע פ צ ק ר שׂ שׁ ת

Question 26

ט

Answer 26

Tet, t