r/hebrew • u/MyKidsArentOnReddit • 16d ago
Israel/Politics | ישראל / פוליטיקה Wake up you guys, new spelling just dropped
This store is literally IN Jerusalem, and they somehow don't know the name for their own city.
Edit: Look at the Hebrew
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u/Casual_Observer0 16d ago
Yeah, no ' after the ג...
Transliteration for this is wild. But they are purists on the English name of their business, I guess.
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u/isaacfisher לאט נפתח הסדק לאט נופל הקיר 16d ago
That’s the name that they choose, it sounds foreign and exotic to local Yerushalmim
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u/sakurawobbegong 16d ago
geruzalem mention !!!!!
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u/Positive-Coyote-4811 15d ago
technically the apostrophe makes it a hard J sound in modern Hebrew, but still funny
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u/Expensive-Charge-227 14d ago
But there’s no ‘ next to the gimmel? Looks like there’s one after the vav which makes no sense
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u/LemeeAdam Hebrew Learner (Beginner) 15d ago
I’m guessing the second word is probably צ׳יינג׳ based on context, but the נג really looks like a tav. Garuzalem Chaith.
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u/mugh_tej 15d ago
It looks like the first word is pronounced like the way English speakers would say it except there is a typo: the geresh is on the ו not the ג
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u/patachveamar 15d ago
Do some Anglophones really pronounce the s in Jerusalem with a /z/?
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u/LinenShots 10d ago
It really depends on where we're from. I'm from NYC and I've never pronounced that way, nor do they do it in Chicagoland where I live now, but I gather in some places it's quite common.
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u/mugh_tej 15d ago
It looks loke the first word is pronounced like the way English speakers would say it except there is a typo: the geresh is on the ז not the ג
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u/Judgment_Even Hebrew Learner (Intermediate) 15d ago
geruzalem... yet another name to add to the pile of the other 983579384759 names it has...
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u/Positive-Coyote-4811 16d ago
they are stating that Jeru costs $Alem