Questions & Answers about אין ספק.
It is usually pronounced ein saFEK.
- אין = ein
- ספק here = saFEK (stress on the last syllable)
A rough English approximation for ein is the vowel sound in rain, but shorter.
Because Hebrew often does not use a separate word for is/are in the present tense.
So אין ספק is literally something like:
- אין = there is not / there isn’t
- ספק = doubt
So the whole sentence is literally There is no doubt.
Here, אין is the standard Hebrew word used to say that something does not exist or is not present.
In other words, it means:
- there is no...
- there isn’t...
- sometimes there are no...
That is why אין ספק means there is no doubt.