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amother
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 Yesterday at 1:53 pm
| amother Stoneblue wrote: | Yes, I did. I was not aware that when there is a kumetz that Litvishe people also say oy. Why do I need to know the litvishe havara rules. I based what I said out of some girls that asked why there is an oy.
Obviously sometimes these words have a pasach and sometimes a kumetz. I don't get your question. |
When theres a kamatz yud, Litvish always say OY. Not sure why you think not. Just because of these three words?
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amother
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Yesterday at 1:53 pm
I always wondered about Pesach, Elimelech.
The word has a segol.
Which meant litvish havara should pronounce it Meh-lech, Peh Sach like leg
And Chassidishe havara should pronounce is Pei-sach, Mai-lach like Pay.
So where does the Pie-such, My-luch come from?
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amother
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Yesterday at 1:56 pm
| amother Broom wrote: | | When theres a kamatz yud, Litvish always say OY. Not sure why you think not. Just because of these three words? |
No, I wrote that because the Lakewood girls I spoke to one time were asking about the oy. I don't speak to any Litvishe people on a regular basis and when I do, it would not be able their havara. Someone educated me and now I know.
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amother
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Yesterday at 8:13 pm
| amother Milk wrote: | Only Satmar says zoyin. I don't know why. It has a pasach.
The same with Efroyim. It has a pasach. |
Since when does Satmar say zoyin?
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