Do they pronounce ayin as “ng” and do they like most yeshivish pronounce cholam as oy?
So for example they would say sh’mang for שמע, ho-ngoylom for העולם, and yangakoyv for יעקב, with the pronunciation of n as in nun and g as in gimel, or is it a velar nasal “ŋ” without the consonant g ?
The question was asked
Why does the פסוק say
עדה וצילה שמען קולי
Even if it would say שמע קולי you would still say שמען קולי
Answer you need the ן so you don’t pronounce the ג
@Toi I guess what I wanted to say was: “Do the Jerusalem briskers like the Soloveitchiks and their followers use the Litvish pronunciation of Hebrew that pronounces cholam as “ay” as in “pay” when they daven and read from Torah?