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-For this reason, the rest of this page is at best an oversimplification. We are trying not to focus much on pronunciation, but we must acknowledge its role in clearly communication our [[standardized transliterative alphabet]] and the translations that rely on it.
+For this reason, the rest of this page is at best an oversimplification. We are trying not to focus much on pronunciation, but we must acknowledge its role in clearly communication our standardized [[transliterative alphabet]] and the translations that rely on it.
 The most straightforward of the Hebrew vowels is י (named 'yud'). It is essentially the same as the English letter 'i', though its sound leans closer toward an "ee" or "eey" sound.