Also in biblical hebrew - masoretic, yeminite and samaritan, the tav is pronounced as a th at end of words but a t in the beginning of words unless its got a dagesh in it and then it's always a t
Hate to say but there is more to it than that especially with the yeminite reading of the Torah which is most likely more more similar to original biblical pronunciation (if you substitute their arabicised jimmel for a more Jewish (and Egyptian) gimmel). The vowels of nouns will change in nouns depending on where they are in the sentence. E.g. Egypt at the beginning of the sentence in their readings would be Miżro'im, miżra'im and then at the end of the sentence: Miżrim - the ż not to be confused with a z. In modern Hebrew it's Mitzra'im, ashkenazi dialect: Mitzro'im
Also your pronounciation of a biblical Hhet is incorrect too and would be more like the Arabic pronounciation as opposed to the german 'ch' in words like suchen for example
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Also in biblical hebrew - masoretic, yeminite and samaritan, the tav is pronounced as a th at end of words but a t in the beginning of words unless its got a dagesh in it and then it's always a t
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Hate to say but there is more to it than that especially with the yeminite reading of the Torah which is most likely more more similar to original biblical pronunciation (if you substitute their arabicised jimmel for a more Jewish (and Egyptian) gimmel). The vowels of nouns will change in nouns depending on where they are in the sentence. E.g. Egypt at the beginning of the sentence in their readings would be Miżro'im, miżra'im and then at the end of the sentence: Miżrim - the ż not to be confused with a z. In modern Hebrew it's Mitzra'im, ashkenazi dialect: Mitzro'im
Also your pronounciation of a biblical Hhet is incorrect too and would be more like the Arabic pronounciation as opposed to the german 'ch' in words like suchen for example