syllables
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| ====== Syllables ====== | ====== Syllables ====== | ||
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| + | Introduced in [[Lesson 3]] | ||
| - Every Hebrew syllable begins with a consonant (C) | - Every Hebrew syllable begins with a consonant (C) | ||
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| - If it ends with a consonant, it is called a " | - If it ends with a consonant, it is called a " | ||
| - If a word ends with a consonant, its last syllable is always closed (CVC) | - If a word ends with a consonant, its last syllable is always closed (CVC) | ||
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| - | Introduced in [[Lesson 3]] | ||
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