Your reading of Psalm 119 is a real Blessing! I found your website and ordered the pronunciation chart. These are so helpful for learning Biblical Hebrew. Thanks.
Thank you so much...I have a question..isn't the yod without a vowel to be pronounced as a y to the letter before it at all times or some of the times? Because I noticed at sometimes the yod isn't included with the letter before it...I know you thought pronounced "E" with the E' vowel and the letter.....thank you!
Technically, a Yod, always adds a “y” sound as that is the Base sound of Yod, BUT depending on the vowel-letter combination before it, the “Yod” might be “silent” in a sense and not really be pronounced. For example, we do not pronounce it if it comes after a hiriq, kamatz or segol for example. Typically it will add a “y” sound after a patakh, tsereh, holam or another Yod… I might add a lesson on it at some point, but you might want to check out this lesson where I touch on it: Lesson 2: The Hebrew Vowels | Crash Course in Hebrew Reading & Pronunciation ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pvt-F2QZx3E.html
Hello, your channel is very good. Please can you make a video of how to pronounce the names of God please, such as Jireh, Adonai, Yahweh, Shaddai, Rafa, etc.
