The Hebrew Final Letters

5 letters of the Ivrit Alef Bet have a final form.  

This means that when they appear at the end of a word they look different.

We are going to learn how these letters look in Block letters (reading) and learn how they are written in Cursive letters (writing).

The 5 letters that have a final form are:  Kaf,  Mem, Noon, Peh, Tsadi,   

Final Kaf ך

We learnt that the letter Kaf have 2 sounds (Strong and Weak) K and H' like Het

The final form of the letter has just 1 sound the Soft sound H'

NOTE: This is the letter in its normal form
(Block and Cursive) =>

This is the letter in its final form (Block and Cursive) =>

Practice writing final Kaf

Final Mem ם

We learnt that the letter Mem has the sound M

The final form of the letter also has the sound M

NOTE: This is the letter in its normal form
(Block and Cursive) =>

This is the letter in its final form (Block and Cursive) =>

Practice writing final Mem

Final Noon ן

We learnt that the letter Noon has the sound N

The final form of the letter also has the sound N

 NOTE: This is the letter in its normal form
(Block and Cursive) =>

This is the letter in its final form (Block and Cursive) =>

Practice writing final Noon








Final Peh ף

We learnt that the letter Peh have 2 sounds (Strong and Weak) P and F

The final form of the letter has just 1 sound the Soft sound F

NOTE: This is the letter in its normal form 

(Block and Cursive) =>

his is the letter in its final form (Block and Cursive) =>

Practice writing final Peh

  Final Tsadi

We learnt that the letter Tsadi has the sound Ts

The final form of the letter also has the sound Ts


NOTE: This is the letter in its normal form
(Block and Cursive) =>

This is the letter in its final form (Block and Cursive) =>






Practice writing final Tsadi