Hello. Thank you for the interesting videos. Can anyone tell me if the "vav" always serves as a vowel after a letter? Also, how did the "CH" come about at the end of Bah-Rooch? The last letter of Bah-Rooch looks like a "Dalet?"
Stanjz it's not always a vowel, usually it's doubled in middle of the word for a v, or at the end it can be a v like עכשיו = achshav. You probably already learnt this though if you continued studying.
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Hello. Thank you for the interesting videos. Can anyone tell me if the "vav" always serves as a vowel after a letter? Also, how did the "CH" come about at the end of Bah-Rooch? The last letter of Bah-Rooch looks like a "Dalet?"
Stanjz it's not always a vowel, usually it's doubled in middle of the word for a v, or at the end it can be a v like עכשיו = achshav. You probably already learnt this though if you continued studying.
@stanjz: It is a “Hei” not a “Dalet”. Hei looks like Dalet with a line next to it. It is the only Hebrew letter in two parts except “Qof/Kuf”.