Practice reading Hebrew | #3 Advance (reading sentences) Practice reading Hebrew sentences with different vowels and working on improving your pronunciation
Your method in teaching is GREAT. It is easy to understand. I want to be able to read and understand the truth and wisdom of Torah in its native language. Thank you! This is wonderful. 😊
This is such great content, and so helpful -- not only in learning these useful phrases -- but on the approach to speak any new words and sentences. Thanks very much!
Are there. many Jews in Spain? It was under the impression that there were almost no Jews because of the expulsion of the Jews in the 15th century. I hope my assumption was wrong
Was a question mark missing for the sentence “Want to eat pizza.” I’ve been gone from Israel for many years so I’m trying to re-learn Hebrew. This is the best channel I’ve seen. Thank you!
So VERY helpful!! At about 14:40... the phrase Kol Hakavod! is transliterated. The o represents a kamatz. I don't understand that. I thought it should be Kal Hakavod. ?
The Ayin used to have a bit more gutteral sound and so used to have more of a distinction from aleph but it has evolved where today they are pronounced the same. These two words are spelled because that is how historically they are spelled. We don't change the spelling over time as the pronunciation traditions evolve, like in the modern case to match modern Ashkezazi pronunciation. Make sense?
The pronunciation of this language is highly influenced by the Slavic and Germanic language. The old stage is the Canaan language. There is such language in the history called Hebrew.
Lots of fun working out what the sentences mean! Your lessons make things very clear. Thank you!
Your method in teaching is GREAT. It is easy to understand. I want to be able to read and understand the truth and wisdom of Torah in its native language. Thank you! This is wonderful. 😊
This is such great content, and so helpful -- not only in learning these useful phrases -- but on the approach to speak any new words and sentences. Thanks very much!
Shalom! You have a good voice. Regards from a Sephardic Jew from Spain.
Are there. many Jews in Spain? It was under the impression that there were almost no Jews because of the expulsion of the Jews in the 15th century. I hope my assumption was wrong
Very clear and very easy to follow...tqsvm!
Abslutely useful for beginners like me. Thank you so much for your excrllent work and dedication! Greetings from the Amazon Jungle!
You have internet service in the jungle?
This is AWESOME!
Bless you!
God Loves You
This is what is perfect for a slow learner like me.
and me too :)
Thank you for these very useful lessons. A question: at 5:29 why is bread written like this "לָחַם" instead of "לֶחֶם"?
great job! my mistake :)
Very useful. Thank you so much
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Nice.. thanks a lot.. muchas gracias
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Thank you!
Shalom from. india
Was a question mark missing for the sentence “Want to eat pizza.” I’ve been gone from Israel for many years so I’m trying to re-learn Hebrew. This is the best channel I’ve seen. Thank you!
thanks for that, you are correct it is missing indeed, wishing best of luck with your learning :)
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Very interesting reading thanks for your hard work Bro Arockiadass India
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Thank you.. very useful .
מה שפר טוב מאוד ללומיד עברית my Hebrew is very rough 😁 but I try and when corrected I don't forget thank you so very much!
you're doing great! wishing you best of luck!!
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excellent teacher
Thank you! 😃
Hello, what video of yours do you recommend after this one?
Hebrew reading practice through short stories, good luck!
Also wasn’t question mark missing for “You like listening to music.” Am I mistaken or shouldn’t there also be questions marks when we write in Hebrew?
There should be question marks.
Very great.. Why you stopped??
nice thank you
So VERY helpful!!
At about 14:40... the phrase Kol Hakavod! is transliterated. The o represents a kamatz. I don't understand that. I thought it should be Kal Hakavod. ?
I noticed that as well. Looks as if it can be either an ah sound or an oh sound
i had the same problem and got confused. it may be just a typo
Hi , please help me out on,
6: dani kanah chalav vlechem
There is a patach on lechem
Was that a mistake or it should be "e"
great for you for catching that! its is supposed to be וְלֶחֶם it is my mistake, that means you are doing great! :) thank you for letting me know
Ah, thank you for asking and also thank you for answering. It got me confused also
If this is advanced 3 then I must be a professional. 😁
Can I ask what כי שלג מלבין means literally no in biblical Hebrew ? בבקשה 🙂
13:25 why there is be'cho'chma not be'cha'chma ?
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Ok. I'm making progress.
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Hallo, İ have a question. Why did you write the word me'od with 'alef', and the word achshav with 'ayın', Why not both words with 'alef' or 'ayın'
The Ayin used to have a bit more gutteral sound and so used to have more of a distinction from aleph but it has evolved where today they are pronounced the same. These two words are spelled because that is how historically they are spelled. We don't change the spelling over time as the pronunciation traditions evolve, like in the modern case to match modern Ashkezazi pronunciation. Make sense?
@@betawithbrett7068 ok thanks
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NOt the traditional block letters I'm used to. And there is only ShabboS in my vocabulary... No ShabboT....nice try though. LOL
12:07 זקוקים ל....
12:17 מה עדיף ?
Or you could use a translator in the Internet.😊
The pronunciation of this language is highly influenced by the Slavic and Germanic language. The old stage is the Canaan language. There is such language in the history called Hebrew.
Hebrew is Canaanite language.
Danny bought milk and bread the Hebrew sentence is spelled wrong with the negutod based on how you pronounced it
Danny kana kalav gam lehkem