Shema en el Hebreo original

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From Siddur Tehillat Hashem. © Copyright Kehot Publication Society, Brooklyn NY

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NuevosViejos

19 Marzo, 2012

Shema Audio

Hi Yossi, you can hear the Shema audio here

Mrs. Chana Benjaminson
mychabad.org

19 Marzo, 2012

Shema.

Thank you. I'm not very fluent in Hebrew can you suggest me where I can hear the Shema in order to pronounce it correctly; I would like to avoid errors when reading it.

Yossi Mondelli
Rome, Italy

11 Febrero, 2012

the Shema

hi, is this the way it is actually written in the Torah? With vowels double dots and mini-vertical lines separating sentences?

pnda

9 Enero, 2012

shemah

if we are talking about the oldest prayer, then it had to be written in paleolithic hebrew- what did that look like in that early hebrew text which should be even holier.

Anónimo
rockville, md, US

24 Diciembre, 2011

I just Read The Shama in Hebrew Thank You

I like to practice reading Hebrew Siddur,this is great.

Jack Rosen
Toronto

14 Septiembre, 2011

Shwa

What is is a shwa or shwa na?

Anónimo
Peoria

10 Agosto, 2011

The Shema in the Original Hebrew

Thank you. I would like to suggest you to add, if possible, a transliterated or a voice version in order to allow people like me not so fluent in Hebrew, to pronounce correctly the Shema.
Once more, THANK YOU.

Giuseppe Mondelli
Rome, Italy

20 Febrero, 2011

Thank you

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you and then Thank you once again.

Tanya Wohner
Richmond, VA

7 Abril, 2010

Meaning of the Asterisks

In Hebrew grammar, there are two types of shwa. There is the silent “shwa nach” (resting shwa), and there is the “shwa na” (moving shwa), which is pronounced like an English “short I.” the asterisk denotes the “shwa na.”

Menachem Posner for Chabad.org

5 Abril, 2010

asterisks

What is the meaning of the asterisks above some letters with a shwa?

Anónimo
Beijing, China

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