What do you know about the Hebrew alphabet? The alphabet basically consists of twenty-two characters, which can be confusing if one does not pay attention to how they are written or pronounced. Hebrew is written from right to left rather than left to right as in English. This quiz will be perfect for someone who wants to polish their understanding of the alphabet. How about you check it out!
Sanskrit
Semitic
Camunic
Venetic
Bet
Vet
Shin
Alef
Aramaic
PaleoHebrew
Greek
Classical Hebrew
True
False
None by itself
"K" as in Cat
"OO" as in moom
"EE" as in Whopee.
Kaf
Bet
Vet
Reish
Israel
Jerusalem
Yeshua
Children
"A" as in apple
"C" as in cat.
"B" as in boy.
"T" as in taco.
Tet
Het
Nun
Tav
Lamed
Reish
Hey
Mem
"R" as in Rabbit
"T" as in Taco
"M" as in Mouse
"G" as in Go
"M" as in mouse
"H" as in hat
"L" and in lamp
"T" as in taco.
Khaf
Reish
Shin
Mem
Because they are pronounced slightly different.
Because one is from PaleoHebrew.
Because the one on the left appears at the end of a word.
Because the one on the right appears at the end of a word.
The letter never appears with a dagesh
The letter may appear with a dagesh, but the dagesh does not change the pronunciation.
The letter may appear with a dagesh, and when it does it has a different pronunciation.
The letter always appears with a dagesh.
"A" as in apple.
"OO" as in Goof.
"OH" as in: Oh my!!
B" as in boy.
Bet
Vet
Kaf
Hey
"B" as in bat
"K" as in cat
"M" as in mouse
Similar to the sound you make when clearing your throat.
"L" as in lemon
"AH" as in spa
"UH" as in umbrella
"EE" as in Bee
Shin
Sin
Tav
Reish
Israel
Jerusalem
Egypt
Babylon
"S" as in snake
"SH" as in sharp.
"B" as in boy.
"M" as in mouse.
"BE" as in a flying BEE.
"BEY" as in bay.
"OO" as in moon.
"TA" as in taco.
Kamatz
Segol
Shva
Patach
True
False