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Given the Levush ztzl was Ashkenazi and his sefer concerned the minhagim of Ashkenazi Jewry, it seems inappropriate that Modern Hebrew and Sefardi transliterations are used in this article (and inconsistently at that!) For example, instead of Malkhut or Malchut (the same word, spelled differently in at least two places in this article) should really be transliterated as Malchus. No Jew in Eastern Europe would know what you meant if you said Malkhut/Malchut, that is not how it was ever pronounced in those countries.84.228.242.215 (talk) 18:50, 31 March 2011 (UTC)Reply
