Lesson 3 - Hebrew Reading Practice with Niqqud | Bible | Genesis | Chapter 1 | Verses 1-5

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In Biblical Hebrew, the letter "ת" (tav) without a dagesh is pronounced as "th," similar to the "th" in "think," while with a dagesh it is pronounced as "t." Therefore, if someone is pronouncing the tav without a dagesh as "t," they are using a modern pronunciation rather than the Biblical Hebrew pronunciation.