1. Shwekey is marketing himself as singing in “Lashon HaKodesh” – “The Holy Language”. However, he has twisted Lashon HaKodesh - to how he likes it to sound - from Eastern Europe.
He is unable to pronounce the vowels of Lashon HaKodesh correctly. He clearly does not know how to pronounce, “Yerushalayim.” He has distorted the words and vowels of Lashon HaKodesh to such a great extent, that some of the words he is saying are actually gobbledigook. Nonsense.
2. The vowels can never be mixed up - because Hashem doesn't like the sound of it. There IS a correct way to pronounce every letter of the Aleph Bet. We are not allowed to change Hashem's Torah.
Drastically changing the pronunciation of any letter is changing Hashem's Torah - and this is something very grave.
Every letter is extremely holy. Each letter has a particular sound - like a particular note. When that sound or "note" is played incorrectly e.g. I play a piano with a hammer instead of my fingers - then great damage is caused - Above - and correspondingly - below.
3. In Hebrew, the vowel "A" is "a" and "u" is "u". So “Amein” is “amein”. The vowels cannot ever be twisted into “oomein.” This is not Hebrew.
4. Especially grave – is the stubborn and continual mispronunciation of Hashem’s NAME - for centuries - by the Chassidim. This is a blatant desecration of the 3rd Commandment, and a CHILLUL HASHEM – a public desecration of THE NAME OF HASHEM. This Chillul Hashem is happening every single day.
There is NO FORGIVENESS for this aveirah. The breaking of the THIRD COMMANDMENT IS UNFORGIVABLE – “LO YENAKEH.”
“Lo Tissa et SHEM HASHEM Elokecha lashav ki LO YENAKEH HASHEM eit asher yissa et SHEMO lashav.” (Parsha of Yitro 20:7)
“You shall not take the NAME OF HASHEM, your G-d, in vain, for HASHEM WILL NOT ABSOLVE anyone who takes His NAME in vain.”
The leaders of the Chassidim are all refusing to CORRECT this Chillul Hashem. The pronunciation – especially THE NAME OF HASHEM – must be corrected speedily. This is urgent.
5. “Elokeinu” means, “Our G-d.” But the Chassidim have twisted the vowels into, “ElokIYNI”. What does “ElokIYNI” mean? “Nu” must be pronounced as “Nu”. It does not turn into “NI.”
It is time that Lashon HaKodesh is pronounced correctly. It is especially important to to pronounce the NAME OF HASHEM properly and stop the Chillul Hashem – the public desecration of the NAME OF HASHEM.
1. The NAME of HASHEM beginning ALEPH – DALED - NUN - - which is extremely Holy - is continually mispronounced every day. The vowel “Oh” cannot be changed into “IY”. The 2 cannot be mixed.
It is extremely urgent for all communities to correct this. It is very dangerous for the leaders, rabbanim and rebbeim of communities to let this continue.
2. “Yerushalayim” has been changed into, “YerISHU LAYIM”. What does “YERISHU LAYIM” mean? “They will INHERIT LAYIM?”
These are glaring examples of how Lashon HaKodesh has been distorted into words that are unintelligible and nonsense.
Lashon HaKodesh is, “The Holy Language” or literally, “The Holy Tongue.” Lashon HaKodesh can therefore never be twisted into incorrect pronunciation.
The vowels and pronunciation have been so severely distorted by the Chassidim and communities of Eastern Europe, or those of ashkenazi origin - that some words have unfortunately become unrecognisable. The problem persists until today, and it must be corrected – speedily.
1. The “OH” sound cannot be changed into “OY” or “OIY”. “OY” is from Polish. Lashon HaKodesh cannot be mixed with Polish.
Some examples are below: a) The word, “Torah” has been distorted into the word, “TOIYRAH”.
b) The name of “Moshe Rabbeinu” has been distorted into the word, “MOIYSHER.” Who is MOISHER?
It is Moshe Rabbeinu who gave us the TORAH. Moshe did not give us the ‘TOIYRAH’, and the Torah was not given to the Jewish People by a man called ‘MOIYSHER RABAIYNU.’ The name of the greatest of all the Prophets is ‘MOSHE’, and it is about time that the ‘rabbis’ and ‘dayanim’ got this right.
2. The last letter of the Hebrew Alphabet is a “Taff”. But it has been changed into a a “Saf”. “Taff” is “Te.” It is not “Se.” It is as if someone had a bad lisp (lithp) or had some teeth missing.
On being called up to the Torah (not TOIYrah), the correct way to say the Bracha (not ‘BRUCHA’) is:
“………..BARUCH ATAH A-D-O-Shem NOTEN HATORAH.”
– Not “Baruch AtAW Hashem NOSSEIN HATORAH.” This must be corrected very urgently.
2. The “AH” sound cannot be changed into an “AW” sound. So when a beracha is made, a person should be saying:
“Baruch AtAH….” and NOT, “Baruch ATAW……..”
3. The 8th letter of the Aleph Bet is “(G)HET”. It is guttural. It is not a “CHES.”
So a bridegroom is a (G)HATAN. He is not a ‘CHATAN’ / ‘CHASSAN’ / ‘CHOSSON’/ ‘CHUSSON.’
4. The letter “AYIN” is guttural. The AYIN should not sound the same as the ALEPH.
The ashkenazi communities should start correcting their pronunciation.
With regard to some Sephardi communities, such as those from Iraq:
The 6th letter of the Aleph Bet is a VAV. It is not a "WAW", as they may have been taught. "Waw" is incorrect.
The sound "WE" or "WA" is actually the NAME of Hashem.
When the 2 YUD's of Hashem's NAME are written together, the sound is "WA". However this is never pronounced. This is the only time where there is the sound "WA" in the Aleph Bet.
Here are some examples:
1. David HaMelech is "DaVID HaMelech." He is not "DaWEED HaMelech."
2. A mitzvah is a "MitzVAH." It is not a " MISSWAH " or a “MUSSWA..”
3. Mitzvot are "MitzVOT." They are not " MISSWOT " or “MUSSWOT”.
4. Mitzvotav are "MitzVOTAV." They are not "MitzWOTTAW."
SHABBAT SHALOM:
As Lashon HaKodesh is a Holy language, it cannot be mixed together with any other language. To say, “Good Shabbes!” or “Good Shabbos!” is mixing English – a Latin-based language with Lashon HaKodesh (distorted).
The correct way to greet your friend on Shabbat is to say, “Shabbat Shalom!” And with Lashon HaKodesh, a person is giving his friend the greatest greeting of all - SHALOM.
It is time that Lashon HaKodesh is pronounced correctly by all communities, both ashkenazi and sephardi.
It is especially important to make the changes to pronounce the NAME of Hashem correctly, and to begin to make a Kiddush HaSHEM in all our Tefillot.
Eliyahoo William Dwek:
ReplyDelete1. Shwekey is marketing himself as singing in “Lashon HaKodesh” – “The Holy Language”. However, he has twisted Lashon HaKodesh - to how he likes it to sound - from Eastern Europe.
He is unable to pronounce the vowels of Lashon HaKodesh correctly. He clearly does not know how to pronounce, “Yerushalayim.” He has distorted the words and vowels of Lashon HaKodesh to such a great extent, that some of the words he is saying are actually gobbledigook. Nonsense.
Eliyahoo William Dwek.
ReplyDelete2. The vowels can never be mixed up - because Hashem doesn't like the sound of it.
There IS a correct way to pronounce every letter of the Aleph Bet. We are not allowed to change Hashem's Torah.
Drastically changing the pronunciation of any letter is changing Hashem's Torah - and this is something very grave.
Every letter is extremely holy. Each letter has a particular sound - like a particular note. When that sound or "note" is played incorrectly e.g. I play a piano with a hammer instead of my fingers - then great damage is caused - Above - and correspondingly - below.
3. In Hebrew, the vowel "A" is "a" and "u" is "u". So “Amein” is “amein”. The vowels cannot ever be twisted into “oomein.” This is not Hebrew.
4. Especially grave – is the stubborn and continual mispronunciation of Hashem’s NAME - for centuries - by the Chassidim. This is a blatant desecration of the 3rd Commandment, and a CHILLUL HASHEM – a public desecration of THE NAME OF HASHEM. This Chillul Hashem is happening every single day.
There is NO FORGIVENESS for this aveirah.
The breaking of the THIRD COMMANDMENT IS UNFORGIVABLE – “LO YENAKEH.”
“Lo Tissa et SHEM HASHEM Elokecha lashav ki LO YENAKEH HASHEM eit asher yissa et SHEMO lashav.” (Parsha of Yitro 20:7)
“You shall not take the NAME OF HASHEM, your G-d, in vain, for HASHEM WILL NOT ABSOLVE anyone who takes His NAME in vain.”
The leaders of the Chassidim are all refusing to CORRECT this Chillul Hashem. The pronunciation – especially THE NAME OF HASHEM – must be corrected speedily. This is urgent.
Eliyahoo William Dwek:
ReplyDelete5. “Elokeinu” means, “Our G-d.” But the Chassidim have twisted the vowels into, “ElokIYNI”. What does “ElokIYNI” mean? “Nu” must be pronounced as “Nu”. It does not turn into “NI.”
It is time that Lashon HaKodesh is pronounced correctly. It is especially important to to pronounce the NAME OF HASHEM properly and stop the Chillul Hashem – the public desecration of the NAME OF HASHEM.
Eliyahoo William Dwek.
ReplyDelete1. The NAME of HASHEM beginning ALEPH – DALED - NUN - - which is extremely Holy - is continually mispronounced every day. The vowel “Oh” cannot be changed into “IY”. The 2 cannot be mixed.
It is extremely urgent for all communities to correct this. It is very dangerous for the leaders, rabbanim and rebbeim of communities to let this continue.
2. “Yerushalayim” has been changed into, “YerISHU LAYIM”. What does “YERISHU LAYIM” mean? “They will INHERIT LAYIM?”
These are glaring examples of how Lashon HaKodesh has been distorted into words that are unintelligible and nonsense.
Eliyahoo William Dwek.
ReplyDeleteLashon HaKodesh is, “The Holy Language” or literally, “The Holy Tongue.” Lashon HaKodesh can therefore never be twisted into incorrect pronunciation.
The vowels and pronunciation have been so severely distorted by the Chassidim and communities of Eastern Europe, or those of ashkenazi origin - that some words have unfortunately become unrecognisable. The problem persists until today, and it must be corrected – speedily.
1. The “OH” sound cannot be changed into “OY” or “OIY”. “OY” is from Polish. Lashon HaKodesh cannot be mixed with Polish.
Some examples are below:
a) The word, “Torah” has been distorted into the word, “TOIYRAH”.
b) The name of “Moshe Rabbeinu” has been distorted into the word, “MOIYSHER.” Who is MOISHER?
It is Moshe Rabbeinu who gave us the TORAH. Moshe did not give us the ‘TOIYRAH’, and the Torah was not given to the Jewish People by a man called ‘MOIYSHER RABAIYNU.’ The name of the greatest of all the Prophets is ‘MOSHE’, and it is about time that the ‘rabbis’ and ‘dayanim’ got this right.
2. The last letter of the Hebrew Alphabet is a “Taff”. But it has been changed into a a “Saf”. “Taff” is “Te.” It is not “Se.” It is as if someone had a bad lisp (lithp) or had some teeth missing.
On being called up to the Torah (not TOIYrah), the correct way to say the Bracha (not ‘BRUCHA’) is:
“………..BARUCH ATAH A-D-O-Shem NOTEN HATORAH.”
– Not “Baruch AtAW Hashem NOSSEIN HATORAH.”
This must be corrected very urgently.
2. The “AH” sound cannot be changed into an “AW” sound. So when a beracha is made, a person should be saying:
“Baruch AtAH….” and NOT, “Baruch ATAW……..”
3. The 8th letter of the Aleph Bet is “(G)HET”. It is guttural. It is not a “CHES.”
So a bridegroom is a (G)HATAN.
He is not a ‘CHATAN’ / ‘CHASSAN’ / ‘CHOSSON’/ ‘CHUSSON.’
4. The letter “AYIN” is guttural. The AYIN should not sound the same as the ALEPH.
The ashkenazi communities should start correcting their pronunciation.
Eliyahoo William Dwek.
ReplyDeleteWith regard to some Sephardi communities, such as those from Iraq:
The 6th letter of the Aleph Bet is a VAV. It is not a "WAW", as they may have been taught. "Waw" is incorrect.
The sound "WE" or "WA" is actually the NAME of Hashem.
When the 2 YUD's of Hashem's NAME are written together, the sound is "WA". However this is never pronounced. This is the only time where there is the sound "WA" in the Aleph Bet.
Here are some examples:
1. David HaMelech is "DaVID HaMelech." He is not "DaWEED HaMelech."
2. A mitzvah is a "MitzVAH." It is not a " MISSWAH " or a “MUSSWA..”
3. Mitzvot are "MitzVOT." They are not " MISSWOT " or “MUSSWOT”.
4. Mitzvotav are "MitzVOTAV." They are not "MitzWOTTAW."
SHABBAT SHALOM:
As Lashon HaKodesh is a Holy language, it cannot be mixed together with any other language. To say, “Good Shabbes!” or “Good Shabbos!” is mixing English – a Latin-based language with Lashon HaKodesh (distorted).
The correct way to greet your friend on Shabbat is to say, “Shabbat Shalom!” And with Lashon HaKodesh, a person is giving his friend the greatest greeting of all - SHALOM.
It is time that Lashon HaKodesh is pronounced correctly by all communities, both ashkenazi and sephardi.
It is especially important to make the changes to pronounce the NAME of Hashem correctly, and to begin to make a Kiddush HaSHEM in all our Tefillot.
Eliyahoo William Dwek:
ReplyDeleteThe Torah was not given in Munich or Hamburg. The Jewish People came out of EGYPT, which is in the Middle East.
This means that Lashon HaKodesh is pronounced with the Sefardi pronunciation.