Re: Best Wishes

Posted in 1999

Info Temp — Fri, 17 Dec 1999 13:28:57 -0700 — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

Art S. Kagel wrote: > As for Chanukah, since the word is Hebrew and uses a different alphabet > you can pretty much transliterate it anyway you want so long as it > sounds > about right. There are two fairly standard spellings: Chanukah and > Hanukah (usually with a dot above the leading 'H' to indicate that it is > a glotteral and sounds like one is clearing one's throat) but Tel Aviv > is > not as picky as Peking (oh sorry Beijing) is about this. ;-) > > Art S. Kagel Wow! They celebrate Chanukah in China?? carlos -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Carlos Benjamin, Jr. (623) 869 - 2364 Programmer/Analyst/Consultant Currently Assigned to Central Arizona Project mailto:inf999@cap-az.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------