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aleph
Definition:
(nou) the 1st letter of the Hebrew alphabet
Examples:
But in any case, there are no cardinals between aleph zero and aleph one.
I added a section about aleph fixed points to aleph number.
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Common mistakes of aleph pronunciation
- Misplacing stress: Some learners stress the second syllable, saying "a-LEPH" instead of the correct "ALE-ph" (ˈeɪ.lɛf). Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the first syllable.
- Incorrect vowel sound: Many pronounce "aleph" with a short "a" like in "cat," resulting in "a-leph." The correct pronunciation uses a long "a" as in "day." Tip: Focus on producing the long "a" sound (ˈeɪ).
- Overemphasizing the "h": Some people pronounce "aleph" with a strong "h," making it sound like "ale-haf." In reality, the "h" is softer and less pronounced. Tip: Keep the "h" subtle and light.
- Ignoring the final sound: Learners often drop the final "f" sound, saying "aleph" as "ale." This alters the word's integrity. Tip: Ensure you finish with a clear "f" sound (ˈɛf).
- Mixing up similar sounds: Some confuse "aleph" with "alpha," leading to mispronunciation. "Alpha" has a different vowel sound and stress pattern. Tip: Practice each word separately to avoid blending their sounds.