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Menachem

2:31 AM

@HodofHod Maybe there's a way to contact them and see if they are interested in fixing this

msh210

3:24 AM

@DoubleAA Oops.

msh210

3:47 AM

@MoriDoweedhYaa3qob I don't see one in a table of the Hebrew or Greek letters.

MoriDoweedhYaa3qob

@msh210 did u read the wiki

For example, the two letters wāw and yōdh stood for both the approximant consonants [w] and [j], and the long vowels [u] and [i] in Phoenician. By this point in time Greek had lost its [j] sound, so Phoenician yōdh was used only for its vocalic value, becoming the Greek vowel letter iota [i].

HodofHod

@DoubleAA @msh210 At the time that you posted it, I could.

Q: Who are the original Jews?

Is the people running Israel at the moment the original Jews and was the letter J in the Greek or Hebrew alphabet?

untagged

It was automatically redirecting from the /admin/ link, not sure why that stopped now..

David Stratton

4:21 AM

@IsaacMoses You're right. That was me, and I was wrong to send it your way. It was a stupid question and it should have just been killed.

I can only apologize and promise to try to do better.

David Stratton

4:40 AM

Actually, not try.. Just DO better. I won't make that mistake again.

Isaac Moses

@DavidStratton Thanks for your understanding. No worries.

msh210

5:09 AM

@MoriDoweedhYaa3qob That "[j]" is the sound of j (in English, y), not the letter j.

ALL: Any interest in (1) a feed posting history.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/jews?sort=newest & maybe travel.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/israel?sort=newest in this room? (I got that idea from the Christianity chat, which has similar feeds.) (2) a Meta.MY post that lists questions that, like travel.stackexchange.com/q/34384, relates to Judaism but was asked elsewhere (but excluding questions on the above lists, instead merely linking to the lists entire)?

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YEZ

2:48 PM

Q: What if someone likes cold showers?

If someone were to enjoy a cold shower as much as a hot shower, would they have any reason to take a cold shower as opposed to a hot shower during the nine days? If they like cold showers better, should they specifically take hot showers?