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Being that its in another language, and doesn't use the Roman Alphabet, you can pretty much spell it however you want. . . same goes for Channukah.
It's kinda like writing the English version of Cantonese or Mandarin words/names.
So, spell on my gents, spell on.
La Shana Tova! (Happy New Year)
mcwright wrote:
e.avery wrote:I know I can not spell but it is Rosh Hashanah.
Eric,
It gets confusing. The newspaper in Phoenix spells is Hashana. Ditto for the Internet listing in Phoenix:
[size="-0"]Rosh Hashana Services
Find Jewish High Holiday Services
Nationwide. No Membership Required!
class="a"http://www.NoMembershipRequired.com
Phoenix, AZ
But, most others seem to spell it Hashanah. So, I get confused. :?