Title: Classical Hebrew Alphabet

Back: Silent letter

Back: B as in Boy

Back: V as in Vine
Notes: This consonant is pronunced the same as

Back: G as in Girl

Back: D as in Door

Back: H as in House
Notes: When this consonant comes at the end of a word and is not followed by a vowel, it is silent

Back: Z as in Zebra

Back: CH as in BaCH in German
Notes: This consonant is pronunced the same as

Back: T as in Tall
Notes: This consonant is pronunced the same as

Back: Y as in Yes

Back: K as in Kitty
Notes: This consonant is pronunced the same as

Back: CH as in BaCH in German
Notes: This consonant is pronunced the same as and when it is written at the end of a word, its shape changes to , which is sometimes written with 2 docs within: . These dots have no sound. Sometimes the vowel appears inside it as well: in which case is pronunced as cha

Back: L as in Look

Back: M as in Moon
Notes: When this consonant is at the end of a word, its shape changes to

Back: N as in Now
Notes: When this consonant is at the end of a word, its shape changes to

Back: S as in Sun
Notes: This consonant is pronunced the same as

Back: P as in Park

Back: F as in Food
Notes: When is consonant is at the end of a word, its shape changes to

Back: TS as in NuTS
Notes: When is consonant is at the end of a word, its shape changes to

Back: R as in Robin

Back: SH as in SHe

Back: a as in yacht

Back: ee as in bee

Back: ay as in hay

Back: e as in bed

Back: o as in low
Notes: When appears next to a , the dot from the usually joins with the vowel . For example:

Back: oo as in zoo