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And is a prefix, veh- which is is attached to a word. In classical Hebrew, the vowel can change, depending on the word it's attached to, making it va- vi- ve- or oo-.
Regardless of how it's pronounced, it's always spelled ו in Hebrew letters.
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∙ 12y agoa female says = ani kotevet (??? ?????)
a male says = ani kotev (??? ????)
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∙ 13y agoa male says "ani kotev et shmee"
a female says "ani kotevet et shmee"
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∙ 12y agoa female says = ani kotevet (×× ×™ כותבת)
a male says = ani kotev (×× ×™ כותב)
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