* At the beginning of a word or syllable, it is pronounced like the "ts" sound in " cats". This is similar to the "tz" in "pizza" in some dialects.
* At the end of a word or syllable, it is pronounced like the "s" sound in " sin".
Here are some examples:
* צַדִּיק (tzadik) - "righteous" (the "ts" sound at the beginning)
* עִצָּה (itza) - "advice" (the "ts" sound at the beginning)
* חֶצְיָה (chetzia) - "half" (the "ts" sound at the beginning)
* קָצָת (katzat) - "a little" (the "s" sound at the end)
* מַצְוָה (mitzvah) - "commandment" (the "ts" sound at the beginning and the "s" sound at the end)
Keep in mind that the actual pronunciation can vary depending on the speaker's dialect.