Classical Hebrew Vowels and their pronunciation:

Classical Hebrew Vowels and their Pronunciation (Tiberian Pronunciation)

    Figure 1:   אָ֣לֶפ The Aleph.  This is the first letter of the Hebrew Alphabet.  It has a numerical value of 1.

אָ = Alef, Qamats = /a/

אָה = Alef, Qamats Hay = /aː/

אַ = Alef, Patach = /ɑ/

אֵ = Alef, tsērē = /e/

אֵה = Alef, tsērē hay = /eː/

אֵי = Alef, tsērē yod = /eː/ (/eːɪ/ /eɪ/)

אֶ = Alef, segol = /ɛ/

אֶה = Aleph, segol, hay = /ɛː/

אִ = Aleph, Chiriq = /ɪ/

אִי = Aleph, Chiriq, Yod = /i/ /iː/

אֹ = Aleph, Cholam = /o/

אוֹ = Aleph, Cholam, Uau = /o/ (/oː/)

אֻ = Aleph, Kubutz = /u/ (/ʊ/)

אוּ = Aleph, Shuruk = /u/ (/uː/)

אְ = Aleph, Shewa = /ə/