How to Pronounce Hebrew Names
Author: Alon Itai and Gai Shaked
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Description: How to Pronounce Hebrew Names por Alon Itai and Gai Shaked explores a method for determining the correct pronunciation of Hebrew names using clues from other languages. It presents algorithms for transliteration and agglutination, offering valuable insights into Hebrew name pronunciation.
Pages: 7
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