Gadi Bitton - Revision history

Larry: Link to Eskayo camp teachers

2026-05-23T00:44:26Z

Link to Eskayo camp teachers

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			=== Links ===

			[[Eskayo camp teachers]]

	[[Category:People\|Bitton]]		[[Category:People\|Bitton]]

Larry: stub; drop old categories

2019-07-21T12:54:30Z

stub; drop old categories

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	With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself prefers "Gadi Bitton".		With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself prefers "Gadi Bitton".

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	[[Category:People\|Bitton]]		[[Category:People\|Bitton]]
	~~[[Category:Choreographers\|Bitton]]~~

Larry: Correct bogus grammar point

2019-05-10T02:09:32Z

Correct bogus grammar point

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	With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself prefers "Gadi Bitton~~, even though the Hebrew letter "tet" never has a "dagesh" in comparison to the "taff~~".		With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself prefers "Gadi Bitton".


	[[Category:People\|Bitton]]		[[Category:People\|Bitton]]
	[[Category:Choreographers\|Bitton]]		[[Category:Choreographers\|Bitton]]

Larry: Categorize

2019-05-09T23:52:31Z

Categorize

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			[[Category:People\|Bitton]]
	[[Category:Choreographers\|Bitton]]		[[Category:Choreographers\|Bitton]]

EricaGoldman at 08:38, September 13, 2013

2013-09-13T08:38:36Z

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	With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself ~~perfers~~ Gadi Bitton, even though the Hebrew letter "tet" never has a "dagesh" in comparison to the "taff".		With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself prefers "Gadi Bitton, even though the Hebrew letter "tet" never has a "dagesh" in comparison to the "taff".


	[[Category:Choreographers\|Bitton]]		[[Category:Choreographers\|Bitton]]

Yekkedancer at 14:53, September 12, 2013

2013-09-12T14:53:20Z

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	[[Category:Choreographers[Bitton]]		[[Category:Choreographers\|Bitton]]

Yekkedancer at 14:48, September 12, 2013

2013-09-12T14:48:15Z

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	With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself perfers Gadi Bitton.		With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself perfers Gadi Bitton, even though the Hebrew letter "tet" never has a "dagesh" in comparison to the "taff".


	[[Category:Choreographers]]		[[Category:Choreographers[Bitton]]

Larry at 04:32, July 23, 2013

2013-07-23T04:32:33Z

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	With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself perfers Gadi Bitton.		With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself perfers Gadi Bitton.


			[[Category:Choreographers]]

Larry: Larrydenenberg moved page Gadi Biton to Gadi Bitton: Follow Gadi's preferred spelling

2013-07-19T03:04:08Z

Larrydenenberg moved page Gadi Biton to Gadi Bitton: Follow Gadi's preferred spelling

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2013-07-17T00:40:49Z

Created page with "With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell ..."

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With a nod to the section on transliterating dance names into English and other non-Hebrew languages that is sure to follow, note that while many English speakers will spell גדי ביטון as "Gadi Biton", he himself perfers Gadi Bitton.