In Hebrew there are 5 vowels, very simple: 1. a - something like the word "bar" 2. e - something like the word "bed", but a bit longer 3. i - but acually it's more like "ee" in the word "feed" 4. o - like in "top" (more like the british pronunciation) 5. u - but actually something like "oo" in soon

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In Hebrew some of the vowel are shown as letters, but that is not always the case. Basically, Hebrew is wirtten with "Nikud", which is diacritical mark placed above inside or under the letters. However, nowadays Hebrew is witten without this Nikud, and this actually makes it harder for the new learner. Here you can find a good lesson abour the Nikud: http://www.milingua.com/HebrewBeginnersFree/Lesson3/1_Intro.asp

# The Hebrew Vowel System: Raw and Normalized Acoustic Data by T Most - 2000 - Cited by 25 - Related articles Figure 3: F1-F0 as a function of F2-F1 bark-difference dimension of the five Hebrew vowels produced by the four groups. Figure 4: F1-F0 as a function of ... las.sagepub.com/content/43/3/295.full.pdf # Hebrew alphabet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia For Hebrew vowel diacritics, see niqqud; for the phonology of Biblical Hebrew, ..... Note 3: The dagesh, mappiq, and shuruk have different functions, ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_alphabet -