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The Ohs and Ahs of Torah Reading,
Second Edition
A Guide to the Kamatz Katan
in the Torah, Haftarot, and Megillot
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The Kamatz Katan is in RED;
the Hataf-Kamatz is in BLUE.
WHY is identifying a
Kamatz Katan important?
The Torah scroll itself contains text only – there are
no vowels, punctuation marks, paragraph breaks, etc.
When reading from the Torah, we must read true to
the text, that is, read EXACTLY as written, AND
pronounce each word EXACTLY as intended.
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The Ohs and Ahs
of Torah Reading
Perfecting Torah Reading
one Kamatz at a time!™
The Ohs and Ahs
of Torah Reading
A Guide to the
Kamatz Katanin
the Torah, Haftarot
and Megillot
The Ohs and Ahs...
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