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[ARCHIVE LISTS] The alefbet

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Kevin
Mexico

Re: [ARCHIVE LISTS] The alefbet

Post by Kevin »

I just started with Hebrew and it seems when I go to the “Learn the letters” I get told vowel markings are with dots and lines under the letters but when I go to the actual exercises of the unit there are always two dots under every and all letters, what am I missing?

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Corinnebelle

Re: [ARCHIVE LISTS] The alefbet

Post by Corinnebelle »

Kevin wrote: Wed Nov 29, 2023 2:58 pm

I just started with Hebrew and it seems when I go to the “Learn the letters” I get told vowel markings are with dots and lines under the letters but when I go to the actual exercises of the unit there are always two dots under every and all letters, what am I missing?

Could you provide screenshots?

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Kevin
Mexico

Re: [ARCHIVE LISTS] The alefbet

Post by Kevin »

Sorry, I got it after writing the message: there are two alefbets and I kind of understand why you have to learn one first.

Friedrich Rubinstein

Re: [ARCHIVE LISTS] The alefbet

Post by Friedrich Rubinstein »

Kevin wrote: Wed Nov 29, 2023 2:58 pm

I just started with Hebrew and it seems when I go to the “Learn the letters” I get told vowel markings are with dots and lines under the letters but when I go to the actual exercises of the unit there are always two dots under every and all letters, what am I missing?

The words in the actual exercises do not have vowel-markings; the dotted line under every word in the exercises just means that you can hover with your mouse over it and it will tell you possible translations of the word :)

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