otherlander
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Fri Oct-02-09 05:23 PM
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Edited on Fri Oct-02-09 05:27 PM by otherlander
How do you pronounce the italicized words in "an eli eli lamma lamma sabacthani saxophone cry"? It's my favorite poem I really want to know how to say that line.
edited for... something.
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PeaceNikki
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Fri Oct-02-09 05:25 PM
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1. Jewish people speak Hebrew, generally. |
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Fri Oct-02-09 05:40 PM
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5. But that's only if they pay attention in Hebrew Class... |
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Fri Oct-02-09 05:27 PM
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2. Can you write that in Hebrew characters? |
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Because it's hard enough to write out Hebrew transliteration in Roman characters, and it's going to be doubly hard doing it in reverse :)
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Fri Oct-02-09 05:28 PM
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3. Ay'-lee lahm'-ma sa-bahc'-tahn-nee. |
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Edited on Fri Oct-02-09 05:41 PM by Gormy Cuss
Or close to it. That's more like the Anglicized version of how to pronounce the Hebrew because I've never had to actually speak it.
eta better accent marking.
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Fri Oct-02-09 05:37 PM
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Fri Oct-02-09 05:40 PM
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6. Or like a one L lama -- the priest. |
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Edited on Fri Oct-02-09 05:50 PM by Gormy Cuss
But not like a three L lama -- that requires a few fire trucks.
eta: there's a soft second accent on the last syllable of sabacthani too.
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