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Eintrag vom: 09.04.2013.

It's definitely not the most important thing to worry about. The vowels that come after it are more important in differentiating those letters (except in Quranic recitation maybe) because the difference is subtle. I would focus on ? and ? first as these are much more distinct and have a stronger impact on your overall accent.

 

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I think I understand how ? is pronounced ( Hhha instead of ha) but while I can tell the difference between ? and ? if it is the first letter of a word I can't hear any difference when they are in the middle of a word or when they are followed by ? or kasra. It is the same thing with ? and ?.

 

I?ve always felt that Arabic transliteration could do without these numbers. Replace it with: H for ? q for ? ` for ? kh for ? And so on. This works in conjunction with eg ArabTeX which is an Arabic typesetting program used for publishing. I?m sure this would also be more readable to non-Arabic speakers who might not realize the 3 is there because it mimics the shape of an ? (but in ...

 

The Halwai he (?) is supposed to have a more rough h sound as its an arabic sound letter but in Urdu both the he's are pronounced the same because that sound doesn't exist in urdu. You have to memorise the spellings.

 

Al-Kiitab uses ? but my wife's Arabic professor (who is Egyptian) did not correct when she used ?. Are both correct? Bonus question: is the marker?

 

Hearing and saying the difference between ? ? and ? Hello. I recently started trying to learn Arabic with a friend. My friend speaks English and I speak English Spanish and French. We're having a bit of a hard time with the three letters that have the closest approximation of the English "h".

 

Need help telling the difference between ? and ?! I've been studying arabic for the past few months and constantly am told by native speakers that I don't say ? right. I cannot tell the difference between ? and ? almost at all. When they say words like ????? or ???? I cannot hear the difference between the ha sounds.

 

In Arabic we have three types of "h" sounds as in the following list: ? ? ? I would like to know which of these sounds is commonly transcribed as "kh" in English and how are the other two "h" so...

 

? is known as a voiceless pharyngeal fricative. Now the key difference between those two sounds is what's called the place of articulation with ?'s place of articulation being higher in the vocal tract than ? 's nearer "the back of the throat".