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>that were lost from hebrew spoken by Jews living mostly in Europe and speaking European langauges that don't have these sounds.
And what is a good reason to think they were pronounced like desert people speak and not like jews actually speak?
> There is no good reason to believe they were not fully pronounced (e.g. roʔš, bəreʔšiθ), as they still are in related langauges.
Explain to me what makes you think aleph in Allah-akbar isn't vowel (other than you were brainwashed to believe that bs)
Try to convince me that aleph and alpha is not the same thing.