Shadee Elmasry – 27. Common Errors Regarding haa and hamza

			The hair and the Hamza come from
the deepest part of the throat,
		

			almost the chest. The hair at the
end of the word must be pronounced
		

			by a heavy exhaling derived from
the chest. So which one is the
		

			sutra that has this?
		

			elkaar Melaka Raya, we're at the
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			for us in Memphis with orange
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			Hoffman was for Omaha her we're
Morocco here now on Hermia now
		

			don't Hermia. Okay, so it has to
come out. So the hair is known. I
		

			mean, it's like the letter H in
English is the same age as the
		

			hair. However, the at the end of
the word you cannot say.
		

			You should not pronounce me
pronouncing and skipping the like
		

			El cada wrong. Oh, Korea. That's
correct. Correct because it even
		

			gives the actual impression of
someone exhausted. Oh god, it
		

			means that which is impending,
which is gonna like it's knocking
		

			on the door. Right? It's coming
out of Korea.
		

			Okay, and there's a reason why
there are some letters have a hat
		

			at the end. So you have to
actually pronounce that hat at the
		

			end. You can't say Oh, god, yeah.
That you just ended it with an LF.
		

			You have to say l cardio. Okay, so
you have to pronounce it. The, at
		

			the end of the word at you have to
actually give it that. And of
		

			course the Hamza we do have it in
English, but we don't actually
		

			have it as a letter. People do
pronounce it properly. Whenever
		

			people say like feet or foot,
right, people with a T at the end
		

			of the word and they don't
pronounce it properly. So this is
		

			one of the things in journalism.
If you want to be a news anchor,
		

			they teach you you have to make
sure you pronounce your T at the
		

			end. So you must say alright foot
or feet. Right there. We saw there
		

			was a snake that was 12 feet long.