Normally I Wouldn't Post Right by the Last One, but

[fair_haven]

My last post was a few days ago, so I'm not going to edit unless specifically told to (because four days ago probably won't show up on most friends pages and I'm hoping someone will have an answer for me

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[mercy_rain]

"Tzedakah" is spelled tzadi (with a sh'va under it), dalet (with a kamatz under it), qoof (also with a kamatz), hey. I don't know about "tikkun olam," tho.

[fair_haven]

:) Thanks for the help.

[mercy_rain]

okay, actually, looking at the Wikipedia page for "tikkun olam," the vowels are guessable.

Tav, chirik, qoof, shuruk, nun sofit. Ayin, cholam malei, lamed, mem sofit. The only thing I don't know for sure is which vowel is under the lamed, but it's got to be either kamatz or patach.

[geekosaur]

צְדָקָה
תִיקּוּן עוֹלָם

[fair_haven]

Thanks! That's great! Now I'm going to incorporate them into my box... Muah-hahaha.

[jessicamaureen]

If you want to be really accurate you'll write

תיקון העולם

with the hey, which makes the word "olam" definite, as it is supposed to be but often is incorrectly said/written. This is pronounced "tikkun ha'olam:" repair of *the* world.