I got most of it.you said thank you very much from all my Hart. And then a name? And you teach good and something something. I'm learning biblical hebrew. And also some modern
Thanks... i have a question when we use הוא and היא after a subject for example: יוני הוא ילד קטן yoni is a little boy but in another sentence we dont use הוא יוני חמוד yoni is cute
You can acutally always use it - or not. It is rather a style than a grammatical rule. It replaces "to be" in the present tense, since Hebrew does not have it.
you talk way too much English and then when you come to the actual Hebrew you go way too fast. slow down when reading the Hebrew and say each word twice.
Thank you for this lesson on to be. Good Explanation.
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תודה רבה מורה
thank you teacher 🙂
You're welcome 😊
My Hebrew is improving
תודה רבה מכל לב גברתי
את מורה טובה ונחמדה באמד
help me
I got most of it.you said thank you very much from all my Hart. And then a name? And you teach good and something something. I'm learning biblical hebrew. And also some modern
Hi. that is amazing that you learn both types of Hebrew at the same time!! I hope you do not mix it up ;-)
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תודה From Italy
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שנה טובה רות!
Thanks....
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How to say “to life” and “the exodus, going out from Egypt” in Hebrew?
You mean like "cheers"? It is exactly "to life": לחיים
Thanks...
i have a question when we use הוא and היא after a subject
for example:
יוני הוא ילד קטן yoni is a little boy
but in another sentence we dont use הוא
יוני חמוד yoni is cute
You can acutally always use it - or not. It is rather a style than a grammatical rule. It replaces "to be" in the present tense, since Hebrew does not have it.
״הֱיֵה גֵּאֶה״ ? Isn’t this better
I love it. It's the easiest verb in the all world🤣 'Ani ima' 😂
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if an imperative form is not used, how should one comprehend a command just by the future form for himself/herself?
The imperative is expressed by the use of the future tense.
you talk way too much English and then when you come to the actual Hebrew you go way too fast. slow down when reading the Hebrew and say each word twice.