I really love this and hear it whenever I can. Even at work. I just find all the city and country names that are similar to English redundant. The time could have been used for more useful words. It’s also hard sometimes to figure out if it’s a verb like „open“ could be לפתוח or פתוח. Would have been better to say in English „to open“, „to sing“. You also sometimes use the infinitive and sometimes the root of a verb which can be confusing. It’s no criticism, just food for thoughts ☺️
I think this could be very helpful. I would like to point out a couple of things that might help improve the effort. Please accept these as suggestions rather than criticism. These videos are very helpful, and you provide them without cost. Believe me, I'm not being critical. I think it might be more helpful to focus on words that are more likely to be encountered; and of those, ones that don't sound similar to the English word. For example, you had 'saxophone'. This word doesn't arise very often in ordinary speech. Its Hebrew equivalent is almost identical to the English. So this particular word isn't likely to prove useful. There was another word, 'spit'. It wasn't clear whether this was a noun or a verb. I know a tiny bit of Hebrew; the word starts with a lamed, so I took it as the infinitive of the verb. Possibly it would be good to do something like, "to spit." Thanks for your videos.
Thanks so much for the time and effort you put into this video. Just from my personal experience: What appears to kick me out of the learning zone is my failure to distinguish verbs from nouns or adverbs/adjectives from nouns, for those English words that can be either. Moreover, my conscious mind keeps trying to determine whether it is the masculine or feminine form or the infinitive (the latter for verbs, obviously). I am no psychologist; so I am uncertain if it was to make any difference. However what comes to mind would be: putting a 'to' in front of the English verb, and an article in from of an English noun; and maybe read verbs and adjectives by both, male and female speakers in their respective forms. No criticism meant, just a thought. Thanks again..
Some of these appear to be wrong leaving off the to from spit even though the hebew starts with the ל meaning it should be to spit but you just say its spit with out the to.
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Wow! Ich dachte, die junge Dame macht nur english. Es ist atemberaubend.
It's breathtaking, thank you, Toda rava.
This is life changing, adding the soothing sounds is a definite sleep/relax aid. Thanks for the upgrade! More like this across the board.
Great thanks.....keep on teaching us.....
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I am from Kenya 🇰🇪 and i am learning Hebrew Nairobi in Hebrew is still Nairobi,Nairobi is my capital city 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
I really love this and hear it whenever I can. Even at work. I just find all the city and country names that are similar to English redundant. The time could have been used for more useful words. It’s also hard sometimes to figure out if it’s a verb like „open“ could be לפתוח or פתוח. Would have been better to say in English „to open“, „to sing“. You also sometimes use the infinitive and sometimes the root of a verb which can be confusing. It’s no criticism, just food for thoughts ☺️
the thing is they say learn in your sleep? the arguement is many think listening while sleeping doesnt help you learn.
In Hebrew Rich ashir I am RICH ASHIR 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.
I think this could be very helpful. I would like to point out a couple of things that might help improve the effort. Please accept these as suggestions rather than criticism. These videos are very helpful, and you provide them without cost. Believe me, I'm not being critical.
I think it might be more helpful to focus on words that are more likely to be encountered; and of those, ones that don't sound similar to the English word. For example, you had 'saxophone'. This word doesn't arise very often in ordinary speech. Its Hebrew equivalent is almost identical to the English. So this particular word isn't likely to prove useful.
There was another word, 'spit'. It wasn't clear whether this was a noun or a verb. I know a tiny bit of Hebrew; the word starts with a lamed, so I took it as the infinitive of the verb. Possibly it would be good to do something like, "to spit."
Thanks for your videos.
I was going to say the same thing. I feel this vocabulary isn't very useful for beginning or intermediate students.
Thank you Madam
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Lion ar'ye in Hebrew i am a LION ar'ye BRAVE and MIGHT 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.
Money in Hebrew kesef God's money 💰 today i want kesef😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.
Wow my country kenya 🇰🇪 in Hebrew kenya 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks so much for the time and effort you put into this video. Just from my personal experience: What appears to kick me out of the learning zone is my failure to distinguish verbs from nouns or adverbs/adjectives from nouns, for those English words that can be either. Moreover, my conscious mind keeps trying to determine whether it is the masculine or feminine form or the infinitive (the latter for verbs, obviously). I am no psychologist; so I am uncertain if it was to make any difference. However what comes to mind would be: putting a 'to' in front of the English verb, and an article in from of an English noun; and maybe read verbs and adjectives by both, male and female speakers in their respective forms. No criticism meant, just a thought. Thanks again..
The music is high
Very needs the audio fixed
suppress this useless music please
Is there book i bought
Turn off the background 'music'
How?
Some of these appear to be wrong leaving off the to from spit even though the hebew starts with the ל meaning it should be to spit but you just say its spit with out the to.
Hebrew words and their meaning in English
Oregano was easy
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Pronounce not well....very fast....pls update
Israel 🇮🇱 in Hebrew yisrael.
Israel( yisrael)🇮🇱 from Kenya 🇰🇪 here i come soon General Wanyoike.
Yeah can you please get the background music off
But the music is cool 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
I lost my memory