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The Aleph - Bet

By Stan Goodenough

The Hebrew alphabet is easy to learn. And if you wish to read, write and/or speak in Hebrew, this is obviously the place to start.

Here's how to teach yourself the basic building blocks of this fascinating ancient yet modern language, in just a few minutes a day.

Print out and fold this page to hide the last two columns. Using a ruler to cover the "name" column, memorize the characters one by one.


  Character  
Print - Written
Name
Sound
English Equivalent
alef
"a" as in harp
"a"
bet
"b"
"b"
gimel
"g" as in gap
"g"
dalet
"d"
"d"
hey
"h"
"h"
vav
"v" as in van
"v"
zayin
"z"
"z"
chet
"ch" as in loch
"ch"
tet
"t"
"t"
yood
"y" as in yellow
"y"
caf
"c" as in cuup
"k"
caf sofit (ending)
"c" as in cup
"k"
lamed
"l"
"l"
mem
"m"
"m"
mem sofit (ending)
"m"
"m"
noon
"n"
"n"
noon sofit
"n"
"n"
samech
"s"
"s"
ayin
gutteral "a" as in cut
"c"
fey or pey
"f" or "p"
"f" or "p"
fey or pey sofit (ending)
"f" or "p"
"f" or "p"
tsadi
"ts" as in hats
"ts"
tsadi sofit (ending)
"ts" as in hats
"ts"
qof
"k" as in kill
"k"
resh
"r" as in roll
"r"
shin or sin
"sh" or "s"
"sh" or "s"
tav
"t"
"t"


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