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Hebrew alphabet / Hebrew diacritics / Niqqud / Jewish culture / Hebrew language / Language / Alphabets / Languages of Israel / Shabbat candles / Holam / Shabbat / Shva
Date: 2015-08-26 14:36:12
Hebrew alphabet
Hebrew diacritics
Niqqud
Jewish culture
Hebrew language
Language
Alphabets
Languages of Israel
Shabbat candles
Holam
Shabbat
Shva

Shabbat made easy the queen of shabbat, by elena kotliarker

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