Fun fact: There are two forms of writing each letter: writing form and printing form. The one in the video is the printing form where you'll see in books or keyboard, the former you use when writing by hand. Some letters have kind of the same symbol in each form, and some don't. So yeah, Hebrew learners, you have to practice them both (:
Nah, most people just learn the formal one and then slowly realize how slow it is to write and then kinda shift to the other way. I learned that its much harder for hebrew speakers to learn the point of capital letters in english (not even mentioning cursive writing because thats a whole other story) than for English speakers to shift from formal letters to written form in hebrew.
@@05bastille Didn't know that. Frankly I don't remember if I did or didn't have trouble understanding the concept of capital letters, but there were many things that didn't make sense to me in English anyway lol.
_(Disclaimer: I'm not an expert about scripts)_ *BFGS: The direction and order of the Hebrew and Arabic Letters are written from right to left. Thanks*
@@healla2000 so when a letter has an inclined line (the bottom being at the left and the top being at the right), would you still start from the right, and so from the top ?
@@ash-pi2dn i doubt letter itself matters (just like in latin script, who's preventing you from starting any letter any way you want?) but the general motion of the script is reversed. ie right to left, next row right to left, till the end.
You wrote "Zayin" exactly the way I write. Thank you for this. It would've been great if the letters were written from Right to Left (as it is already mentioned in the comments). Never mind. I am new to Hebrew studies and I find your efforts commendable 👍
Hey u guys fell free to ask any questions u need in Hebrew, Israeli Hebrew speaking here...keep up the good work, always fascinating to see people learn my language
@PikachuKirbyYoshi Aikatsu lol. there was no reason to speak japanese to understand each other. I don't I know hebrew but I know that everyone (almost) in Israel speaks english. shalom aleichem, oniichan (>_
@@arolemaprarath6615 Because the ancient Greek language was influenced by the Semitic languages and took the alphabet from the Semitic Phoenician language
Thats better than the Hebrew I write, and I'm a native! Haha Only thing, the ך looks more like ן. You should make the top longer And also, Hebrew you write from right to left 😉
@@user-yt5nf7dr2j to talk: HERE: ua-cam.com/users/HebrewPod101 ! in this seria POD101 you can learn many languages! write in GOOGLE: 'POD101' and in this syte look for language that you want to learn!
Le felicito por el esfuerzo y la dedicación por enseñar el hebreo. Gracias por el trabajo realizado, al producir ese vídeo y hacer esa entrega. Una corrección, el hebreo se escribe de derecha a izquierda.
Muy bien los trazos, solamente me gustaría hacer una sugerencia , si pudieran también escribir de derecha a izquierda ,para ir acostumbrando a la mente a escribirlo en dirección correcta
ahahaha no no, you got some letters wrong. You have a beautiful handwriting but it seems like you weren't taught which lines to emphasize more, which are shorter, which are longer, which are horizontal/vertical and not diagonal. The order of some strokes are wrong. better watch videos of כתב סתם in order to get the grasp of hebrew writing. Also it's a RTL writing system not LTR. א a bit wider ג the diagonal seems off ה the tiny stroke should be shorter ט doesn't look like ט י it's... too diagonal כ stroke order off ו shorter length, it's not ן but ו ס the bottom should be rounder ע the diagonal stroke should be lower ץ wrong stroke order ק strokes should not touch ר longer vertical line the order is אבגדה... and not טחזו... (we read right to left)
You should check out the version of Rashi Script used by the Meru Foundation. It coincides with some very neat aspects of the letterforms and flows from the hand in a lovely way. Here is another challenge: for a script written in a reversed manner, can you write these or Arabic letters in the directions they read?
Once in a project I started to write it in Spanish (I'm from Mexico) and in Hebrew. I had never written in that language and it was very complicated but I managed it. then I come to find out what is written about right to left unu
Thank you! I’ve been studying the meanings of Hebrew letters for the past few months but couldn’t figure out how to write the characters. This will help so much!
Actually each letter in the Hebrew alphabet has two foems of writing. There are printed letters and handwriting, and I recommend that you look into both 😁
@@tanyab4242 really? The native Hebrew speaker (in the comments below) says his writing is fantastic! To each his own, I guess, and all the world’s a critic! 🤷🏼♀️
@@angiesickler3405 I am a native Hebrew speaker and a graphic designer. What she means is that the letters look pretty. If you actually tried to write body of text from the wrong side and constructed in the wrong order you would see why it was a problem. This is why I decided to comment, because I would imagine it would extremely frustrating to try to write sentences using this video and not knowing why it doesn’t work out.
The letters are pretty but it is very funny to write Hebrew from left to right. Also, normally we use a different script for handwriting. Either way, very good job
Excellent penmanship. It was a little unsettling to see it scribed in the wrong direction from which it is read. Hebrew is read from right to left. When I do Hebrew letters I always pattern them in that direction. I wonder if your other alphabet demonstrations that I don’t know are in an English pattern?
Hey Takumi-san,
In Hebrew, you have to write from right to left.
【意訳】
たくみさん、ヘブライ語は右から左に書きます
Ya
Like Arabic
@@user-vx1es6cl5y Are You from 大日本帝國
welcome to watch my Chinese calligraphy～
Fun fact:
There are two forms of writing each letter: writing form and printing form.
The one in the video is the printing form where you'll see in books or keyboard, the former you use when writing by hand.
Some letters have kind of the same symbol in each form, and some don't.
So yeah, Hebrew learners, you have to practice them both (:
What a dumb language to learn 🤩
@@esraathanoon197 lol yeah, Hebrew has its moments.
Nah, most people just learn the formal one and then slowly realize how slow it is to write and then kinda shift to the other way. I learned that its much harder for hebrew speakers to learn the point of capital letters in english (not even mentioning cursive writing because thats a whole other story) than for English speakers to shift from formal letters to written form in hebrew.
@@05bastille Didn't know that. Frankly I don't remember if I did or didn't have trouble understanding the concept of capital letters, but there were many things that didn't make sense to me in English anyway lol.
@@esraathanoon197 And I have this as a native language! Yay!ಠ_ಠ
Why the hell am I watching this video, Hebrew is my first language, yet I'm still here for some reason
@PikachuKirbyYoshi Aikatsu באנגלית חחחח.
אני אוהב את הבן אדם הזה, ככה או ככה שווה לראות את הסרטונים שלו
איזה מוזר שבסרטון הוא כותב משמאל לימין
haha
Oh i see i am not the first with that problem.
להגנתי, יש לו כתב נוראה יפה בהשוואה לכתב שלי - סטודנטית לחינוך שכותבת בעברית מגיל בית ספר XD
_(Disclaimer: I'm not an expert about scripts)_
*BFGS: The direction and order of the Hebrew and Arabic Letters are written from right to left. Thanks*
you are right
You absolutely correct. As a Hebrew speaking person it's right to left
Right
@@healla2000 so when a letter has an inclined line (the bottom being at the left and the top being at the right), would you still start from the right, and so from the top ?
@@ash-pi2dn i doubt letter itself matters (just like in latin script, who's preventing you from starting any letter any way you want?) but the general motion of the script is reversed. ie right to left, next row right to left, till the end.
You wrote "Zayin" exactly the way I write. Thank you for this. It would've been great if the letters were written from Right to Left (as it is already mentioned in the comments). Never mind. I am new to Hebrew studies and I find your efforts commendable 👍
לול
Hey u guys fell free to ask any questions u need in Hebrew, Israeli Hebrew speaking here...keep up the good work, always fascinating to see people learn my language
@@ofirg1034 נכון
Now that Takumi seems on fire, I suppose a video of him writing Arabic or Persian is near.
He's gonna practice Nastaliq
"Takumi seems on fire" after video about jewish alphabet. That doesn't sound good)
@@eddelapena22 Nastaliq
welcome to watch my Chinese calligraphy～
@منوعات Divers 🆒🆒🆒
Yo: 3 AM a punto de dormir.
UA-cam: Quieres ver a un japonés escribir hebreo?
Yo: Por qué no?
Jajajaja yo trabajando y en descanso me encuentro este video. Ni sé porqué estoy acá. Igual no creo que aprenda hebreo
Judas! Porque traicionaste a Jesús ?
@@consueloperez7578 Because Jesus asked so ?
Yo soy judío brasileño y UA-cam me pregunta:
Quieres ver a un japonés escribir hebreo ?
Yo: Por qué no
Jajajaja
Si jajaja xd
Beautiful calligraphy !
Excelent. But hebrew is written from right to left
Gonna get that ink smudged on this hand
@@royerthedestroyer7 welcome I wasn't the one who invented the language, so I guess you just have to deal with it :D
Just in case, whole my life since my birth I write left to right in hebrew because of my childhood
Let's get the Georgian alphabet?
It's already there
aghghhh しまった、助けてこれ！！FROM LEFT TO RIGHT!!!
ああ！昨夜の疲れた脳で、私はそれを完全に捉えることができませんでした。
@PikachuKirbyYoshi Aikatsu やだ！。今からいつまでも大丈夫じゃないよ！だってさ、俺はユダヤ人！目が痛いよ！
In Hebrew, you have to write from right to left like that:
← בעברית, אתה חייב לכתוב מימין לשמאל
@PikachuKirbyYoshi Aikatsu lol. there was no reason to speak japanese to understand each other. I don't I know hebrew but I know that everyone (almost) in Israel speaks english. shalom aleichem, oniichan (>_
I know little Hebrew.
אני ילד הלומד עברית.
I'm trying to learn both the ancient one and the modern one.
Beautiful handwriting!
ノートの上で世界を旅する書道家
ppl make me proud by seeing this kind of videos and well done I'm happy that you teaching ppl how to write Hebrew btw I'm from israel
Cool
שלום, רות, גם אני ישראלי! עולם קטן, לא? חחח
Beautiful work!
参考になります！
すごいです。
この順番で書くことで、 'מלך' という言葉が書かれました
それは「'王'/'King'」を意味します
👏👏👏
I'm a native Hebrew speaker and my god your writing is absolutely magnificent. Thank you.
Question, why do Hebrew names of the Alphabets are similar to the Greek names?
Like Bet, etc.
@@arolemaprarath6615 Because the ancient Greek language was influenced by the Semitic languages and took the alphabet from the Semitic Phoenician language
שלום נטלי, fellow hebrew speaker, חחח! נולדתי וגדלתי בישראל, את?
@@queertearss גם למה?
@@nat1888 לא, סתם, יש גם יהודים מחו"ל שלומדים עברית, אז הייתי מעונין
Your handrighting is so precise🤩
And tet looks like this: ט
Beautiful handwriting.
Next video: how to write runes alphabet Elder Futhark, amd Younger Futhark
Thats better than the Hebrew I write, and I'm a native! Haha
Only thing, the ך looks more like ן. You should make the top longer
And also, Hebrew you write from right to left 😉
Can u teach me Hebrew!
@@emilyabbrahaam9204 How would I go about doing so?
@Monkey D. AMVs 平 Huh? What?
@Monkey D. AMVs 平 are you askig if there exists a bible that is written in Hebrew? Of course there is... I do not understand your question
אני מתה הוא באמת כתב את ך כמו ן 💀
とても良いおめでとうございます
וואו לא ידעתי שאתה עושה גם עברית! אני נרשמתי כדי ללמוד יפנית, אתה כותב ממש יפה!💕
@PikachuKirbyYoshi Aikatsu ישנם אתרים או אפליקציות עליהם היית ממליצה ללמוד?
@PikachuKirbyYoshi Aikatsu תודה
@PikachuKirbyYoshi Aikatsuתודה! יש לי שלוש אפשרויות עם כתוביות))
רק מוזר שהוא הולך משמאל לימין
классно, хотелось бы понимать вас
Amazing, please can you do how to write Thai alphabet? that's writing system is an authentic visual art.
As a Thai, I approve.
Hebrew language is written from right lo left not from left to right.
Yeah I don't know how he's doing it this way LOL I mean, I guess I could get the confusion
THANK YOU VERY MUCH 🙏🏻 this video helped me a lot learning ancient Hebrew 🥺🥺🥺❤️ thx
Такуми, Вы так часто выкладываете видео, что я боюсь, что ваши идеи закончатся
I've loved It! Shalom from Argentina!🇦🇷
hola amigo
○○語をただ書くだけで
数万回も再生されるって凄い事だよなぁ...(それ以前に書けるのも凄いが...)
Thats exactly what I was about to say....
היי
Thank you. Very clear.
Fácil assim.. parabéns. Grata pelas informações
What a unique and beutiful language.
As a Jew, I'm really proud to see a Japanese man teaching how to write the Hebrew alphabet.
yes a fellow jew
Try , just try to teach... 😄 but wIth:
1) Wrong directiion
2) Wrong letter heights, ....
Same עם ישראל חי
Yeah a jew from Israel agree😌
You are jew me too שלום ואני יודעת שזה אחרי מלא זמן אבל זה כיף לראות מישהו שהוא לא הארץ ומלמד עברית
ルーン文字とかベルベル語とかも見てみた味がある……
Very Great work as always. God bless you dude and everyone else here.
Can you please do cursive Hebrew? Because that's not how we write by hand, this is how we type in computers and print
たくみさんだったらヘブライ語を使って自分の名前書きそう笑
Cool as difficult... but defenatly love it and want to learn 💪💪💪
Thank you. Very useful.
Hey! A great video and beautiful Hebrew alphabet😍Could you make the same with the Armenian alphabet, it’s unique and gonna be interesting!❤️🖐🏻Thanks
Que belleza de caligrafía.
That's amazing and very funny to see you writing the wrong side. In Hebrew the writing direction is RTL (right to left). Very nice though
ありがとうございました、東宮先生。
Maybe you should have started from right to left. That would have been a nice touch :)
この書き方は手書き方ではありません。ユダヤの手書きと刷りが異なる。
Gracias,sigan Ensenado hebreo. Que fantastico aprederlo hoy. Cecy
Thank u 4 zs vidéo. I find it very helpful (even if some r criticizing u for not starting from z right)
I love this guy, he’s exactly like my self, I’m fascinated by language and especially different writing scripts
Gracias por sus enseñanzas
for knowlage: in HEBREW we have HAND WRITING leters and BOOK leters - you teach ONLY the BOOK leters!
How i can learn Hebrew plz ☹
@@user-yt5nf7dr2j to talk: HERE: ua-cam.com/users/HebrewPod101 !
in this seria POD101 you can learn many languages! write in GOOGLE: 'POD101' and in this syte look for language that you want to learn!
¿¿Cómo se leen o pronuncian en español?
@@orielarojas5137 did you conect them?
It would be cool to see another video with the cursive letters
Boa caligrafia, obrigado!
I'm a Hebrew speaker and you write better than me ✨😳
אוי כל כך נכון, זה כבר קשה לכתוב בדרך המודרנית בגלל ההתרגלות ללועזית 💀💀
Also, thereis a special font for torah writing and it is very unique. You should try it too
Beautiful hand written Hebrew 💓
Wow this is sooooo neat!! 👍👍👍👍
Le felicito por el esfuerzo y la dedicación por enseñar el hebreo.
Gracias por el trabajo realizado, al producir ese vídeo y hacer esa entrega.
Una corrección, el hebreo se escribe de derecha a izquierda.
Hi! Takumi-san, maybe you can show us ancient alphabet manyougana? 🤩
He had already
Hermoso, hermosa escritura, gracias
this is so coooool
i hope u do abugida next
Beautiful as always, but it supposed to be from right to left 😊
כן . אותיות הקודש שלנו ❤️
i dont understand anything but im obsessed :)
אבגדהוזחטיכלמנסעפצקרשת
Super bien, muchisimas gracias
Excelente!! Muchas gracias!!
どんな国の文字も書けるたくみ氏
いつか世界の言語をもっとも書いた人、でギネス認定ですな
Muy bien explicado gracias
I'm a subscriber from Israel and now that I found this video I'm even more glad I've subscribed. really nice writing😊
Same🤟
ヘブライ語助かる
次はアラビア語お願いします。(独立形、語頭形、語中形、語末形の全パターン←)
Oh come on, only arabic lanaguages have initial, middle and final forms, hebrew has only normal and (final in some cases)
Please do Thai alphabet. Love from Thailand.
Muy bueno y claro!!!!gracias!🇺🇾🇺🇾
Interessante,mudou minha vida👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Good video 👍
Me gustaría al mismo tiempo escuchar la pronunciación correcta y el parentesco del alfabeto en Español...es decir la similitud a nuestra lengua!!
Si; a mi tambien!!!! Saludos desde Argentina!!
Apoyo lo mismo
Siiiii yo también quiero y pienso lo mismo. Gracias.
Gracias....me ayudo mucho a hacer bien las letras del Hebreo....
Muy útil tu video, muchas gracias! Saludos 😊
Thicc letter - not sofit, skinny letter - sofit.
Não véio, até japonês curtindo o hebraico! É muito demais!
kkkkkk ,nós estamos em casa , somos descendentes de ABRAÃO !
So good!!
Beautiful! תודה!
たくみんはイスラエルに行った事があるのかなぁ？
Muy bien los trazos, solamente me gustaría hacer una sugerencia , si pudieran también escribir de derecha a izquierda ,para ir acostumbrando a la mente a escribirlo en dirección correcta
Es correcto ,la escritura hebrea se escribe de derecha a izquierda,ese fue el gran pequeño horror q cometió, שלום
I like your pen! I wish I had a pen like yours.
the fact hes writing it from left to right feels better than the right to left i was taught
ahahaha no no, you got some letters wrong. You have a beautiful handwriting but it seems like you weren't taught which lines to emphasize more, which are shorter, which are longer, which are horizontal/vertical and not diagonal. The order of some strokes are wrong. better watch videos of כתב סתם in order to get the grasp of hebrew writing. Also it's a RTL writing system not LTR.
א
a bit wider
ג
the diagonal seems off
ה
the tiny stroke should be shorter
ט
doesn't look like ט
י
it's... too diagonal
כ
stroke order off
ו
shorter length, it's not ן but ו
ס
the bottom should be rounder
ע
the diagonal stroke should be lower
ץ
wrong stroke order
ק
strokes should not touch
ר
longer vertical line
the order is
אבגדה...
and not
טחזו...
(we read right to left)
OK, so because it really bothered me, I made an example:
ua-cam.com/video/OTksegKxpxo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=AsimoTan
@@AsimoTan lmao
also i like how he remembers the 'sofits' when even i dont bahahah
You should check out the version of Rashi Script used by the Meru Foundation. It coincides with some very neat aspects of the letterforms and flows from the hand in a lovely way.
Here is another challenge: for a script written in a reversed manner, can you write these or Arabic letters in the directions they read?
Thank you!
Once in a project I started to write it in Spanish (I'm from Mexico) and in Hebrew. I had never written in that language and it was very complicated but I managed it. then I come to find out what is written about right to left unu
Que lindo maravilhoso!
Man that's smooth
Thank you! I’ve been studying the meanings of Hebrew letters for the past few months but couldn’t figure out how to write the characters. This will help so much!
Actually each letter in the Hebrew alphabet has two foems of writing.
There are printed letters and handwriting, and I recommend that you look into both 😁
Then this video is not good for you, not only does he write from the wrong directions but he also costructs some of the letters in the wrong order.
@@tanyab4242 really? The native Hebrew speaker (in the comments below) says his writing is fantastic! To each his own, I guess, and all the world’s a critic! 🤷🏼♀️
@@angiesickler3405 I am a native Hebrew speaker and a graphic designer. What she means is that the letters look pretty. If you actually tried to write body of text from the wrong side and constructed in the wrong order you would see why it was a problem. This is why I decided to comment, because I would imagine it would extremely frustrating to try to write sentences using this video and not knowing why it doesn’t work out.
@@tanyab4242 חוץ מזה שהוא כתב מהקיוון הלא נכון, ה׳ך׳ שלו יותר מידי קרוב ל׳ן׳, והוא כתב אותיות סופיות באמצה, היה עוד?
昨日のコメにもありましたが…いったい何処を目指しているのだろうw
I love Calligraphy !And how each language is written in different direction Thanks . [ And yes Hebrew is written from" write" 😇 to left . א ,ב,ג,ד,ה,ו
ありがとございます🤩
תודה רבה! מקסים!
i like your Marker sir It is Perfect
supposed to be from right to left
other than that amazing hand writing
The letters are pretty but it is very funny to write Hebrew from left to right. Also, normally we use a different script for handwriting.
Either way, very good job
Excellent penmanship. It was a little unsettling to see it scribed in the wrong direction from which it is read. Hebrew is read from right to left. When I do Hebrew letters I always pattern them in that direction. I wonder if your other alphabet demonstrations that I don’t know are in an English pattern?
Когда этот каллиграф изучит "смысл" букв иврита, его почерк станет ещё лучше)))