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Aleph Champ Homework - Green Parents answer sheet Shin final final final raish tsaddi fay final nun samech Fay koof tsaddi fay Vav taf koof pay saf final sin gimmel final koof Tsaddi fay Gimmel daled raish tsaddi hay zayin vav ayin aleph aleph ayin Vowel Name: Kamatz, Pronunciation: a as in father Vowel Name: Patach, Pronunciation: a as in stand Vowel Name: Segol, Pronunciation: eh as in red Vowel Name: Tzeirei, Pronunciation: ay as in pay Vowel Name: Sheva, Pronunciation: i as in sit Patach segol kamatz Zoh yoh oh seh tzoh Vowel Name: Cholam, Pronunciation: oh as in coat Vowel Name: Cholam Chaser, Pronunciation: oh as in coat Kay heh vi soh roh Cholam cholam sheva tzeirei chaser Ash-ray Noh-sayn Av-doh Ka-vod Sha-lom Tzi-chok Ya-a-seh Moh-shav Aleph Champ Homework - Green Parents answer sheet Vav zayin zayin vav zayin zayin hey chet hey chet daled daled Sin shin gimmel vet samech final mem samech samech final mem mem Fey final fey final tzaddi tzaddi mem tet tet mem aleph ayin Vowel Name: Kamatz, Pronunciation: a as in father Vowel Name: Patach, Pronunciation: a as in stand Vowel Name: Tzeirei, Pronunciation: ay as in pay Vowel Name: Segol, Pronunciation: eh as in red Vowel Name: Sheva, Pronuciation: i as in sit Tzeirei patach segol kamatz Lee gee sa sha Vowel Name: Cholam, Pronunciation: oh as in coat Vowel Name: Cholam Chaser, Pronunciation: oh as in coat Vowel Name: Chirik, Pronunciation: ee as in green Beef keesh gag Chirik cholam cholam chaser sheva Bi-ra-cha ya-feem sha-lom nik-ra Chis-ron ah-ha-vah bee-ma-see kal-bah Aleph Champ Homework - Green Parents answer sheet Yood tet chet zayin vav hay daled gimmel vet bet aleph Fey pey ayin samech final nun nun final mem mem lamed final chaf chaf kaf Vowel Name: Kamatz, Pronunciation: a as in father Vowel Name: Patach, Pronunciation: a as in stand Vowel Name: Tzeirei, Pronunciation: ay as in pay Vowel Name: Segol, Pronunciation: eh as in red Vowel Name: Sheva, Pronuciation: i as in sit Vowel Name: Cholam, Pronunciation: oh as in coat Vowel Name: Cholam Chaser, Pronunciation: oh as in coat Vowel Name: Chirik, Pronunciation: ee as in green Vowel Name: Kubutz, Pronunciation: oo as in cool Loo goo oo Tzeirei patach segol kamatz Za yeh a Kubutz chirik cholam cholam sheva Seh tzeh say Boo-sha yoo-lad oo-ga Mi-shoo-na choh-lam pi-shoo-ta Heeg-deel see-deh-ret ya-a-seh .

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