​The Hebrew alphabet has 22 letters. All of them are consonants. There are no capital or lowercase letters.

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Hebrew  Letter (Name ), English Name, Hebrew Name,  Alternative forms - English Name -  Pronunciation
Lowercase and Uppercase Writing Practice - Print and practice
Lowercase With Arrows - Print and practice

א Aleph (אָלֶף) — silent placeholder for vowels Example: אור (or, “light”)
ב Bet (בֵּית) — b as in boy Example: בית (bayit, “house”)
ב Vet (בֵּית) — v as in voice Example: לב (lev, “heart”)
ג Gimel (גִּימֶל) — g as in go Example: גמל (gamal, “camel”)
ד Dalet (דָּלֶת) — d as in door Example: דג (dag, “fish”)
ה He (הֵא) — h as in hat Example: הר (har, “mountain”)
ו Vav (וָו) — v; also vowel carrier for o/u Example: יום (yom, “day”)
ז Zayin (זַיִן) — z as in zoo Example: זהב (zahav, “gold”)
ח Chet (חֵית) — kh (guttural, like German Bach) Example: חלב (chalav, “milk”)
ט Tet (טֵית) — t Example: טוב (tov, “good”)
י Yod (יוֹד) — y as in yes; vowel carrier for i Example: יד (yad, “hand”)
כ Kaf (כַּף) — k Example: כף (kaf, “spoon”)
ך Final Kaf (כַּף סוֹפִית) — k (used at end of words)
ל Lamed (לָמֶד) — l Example: לב (lev, “heart”)
מ Mem (מֵם) — m Example: מים (mayim, “water”)
ם Final Mem (מֵם סוֹפִית) — m (end of words)
נ Nun (נוּן) — n Example: נר (ner, “candle”)
ן Final Nun (נוּן סוֹפִית) — n (end of words)
ס Samekh (סָמֶךְ) — s Example: ספר (sefer, “book”)
ע Ayin (עַיִן) — silent or slight guttural Example: עם (am, “people”)
פ Pe (פֵּא) — p Example: פה (peh, “mouth”)
ף Final Pe (פֵּא סוֹפִית) — p (end of words)
פ̇ Fe (פֵּא) — f Example: פרח (perach, “flower”)
צ Tsadi (צַדִּי) — ts Example: צד (tsad, “side”)
ץ Final Tsadi (צַדִּי סוֹפִית) — ts (end of words)
ק Qof (קוֹף) — k (back‑of‑throat) Example: קול (kol, “voice”)
ר Resh (רֵישׁ) — r (modern Israeli: light trill or uvular) Example: ראש (rosh, “head”)
ש Shin (שִׁין) — sh Example: שלום (shalom, “peace”)
ש Sin (שִׂין) — s Example: שמאל (smol, “left”)
ת Tav (תָו) — t Example: תמיד (tamid, “always”)