I have heard mixed answers as to how to pronounce the letter תּ
Is it taf or tav?
(I'm referring to the halachic pronunciation not the common street way.)
Is there a difference between Ashkenazi or Sefardi in this matter?
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Sign up to join this communityThe Talmud (Shabbat 104a) spells it out as תיו
. So anything from Taw to Tau to Tav is probably in the right ballpark. The unvoicing of the 'v' to make 'f' in common parlance is a common feature of speech (see also this parallel question).
I'm referring to the halachic pronunciation not the common street way
What is an "halachic pronunciation" of a letter? AFAIK there are no halakhot or rituals concerning pronouncing the name of a letter.