Message: "Name books and Chava"

[Facts] Name books and Chava

by Andy ;—) (guest)

7/5/2006, 2:12 PM

Thanks for your answer. Yes, this makes sense: When Hebrew was taken up as the language of modern Israel, many names changed the stress. This is probably due to every day use.
I am from Germany and a fan of Chava. I've been to her concerts here and bought some albums in Israel. She is a great singer! I guess she is quite popular in your country among people beyond their forties.

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Noa-pronunciation · cwheeler · 7/3/2006, 12:04 PM

•Re: Noa-pronunciation · Noa · 7/4/2006, 1:17 PM

•Re: Noa-pronunciation · Andy · 7/4/2006, 1:55 PM

•Re: Noa-pronunciation · Noa · 7/5/2006, 5:18 AM

•Re: Noa-pronunciation · Andy ;—) · 7/5/2006, 5:34 AM

•Re: Noa-pronunciation · Noa · 7/5/2006, 9:01 AM

•Name books and Chava · Andy ;—) · 7/5/2006, 2:12 PM

•Re: Name books and Chava · Noa · 7/6/2006, 1:15 AM

•Re: Name books and Chava · Andy ;—) · 7/6/2006, 3:58 AM

•Re: Name books and Chava · Noa · 7/6/2006, 6:24 AM

•Re: Name books and Chava · Andy ;—) · 7/6/2006, 6:48 AM

•Re: Name books and Chava · Noa · 7/6/2006, 7:05 AM

•Thanx again! (nt) · Andy ;—) · 7/6/2006, 12:48 PM

•Re: Name books and Chava · cwheeler · 7/5/2006, 4:19 PM

•You're welcome! nt · Noa · 7/6/2006, 1:16 AM

•Re: Noa-pronunciation · Andy ;—) · 7/3/2006, 1:36 PM

•Re: Noa-pronunciation · cwheeler · 7/3/2006, 4:06 PM

•Re: Noa-pronunciation · Andy ;—) · 7/4/2006, 12:17 AM

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