Original sentence: The letter, renamed Jomal/Jamal, is written with a tilde/tie either below or within it to represent the borrowed phoneme [], which is used in Garshuni and some Neo-Aramaic languages.When Gomal/Gamal has a hard pronunciation (qûššāyâ) it is a [].When Gomal/Gamal has a soft pronunciation () it is traditionally pronounced as a []
Edited sentence: The letter, renamed Jomal/Jamal, is written with a tilde/tie either below or within it to represent the borrowed phoneme , which is used in Garshuni and some Neo-Aramaic languages.When Gomal/Gamal has a hard pronunciation (qûššāyâ) it is a.When Gomal/Gamal has a soft pronunciation () it is traditionally pronounced as a