I just want to thank you so much for posting these free, high quality videos for those of us who want to learn Biblical Hebrew but can't attend a class. God bless you.
And for those of us who attend classes (I am in seminary) but still need more explanation. The rabbi who I am working with is a good teacher, but the class moves very quickly and sometimes I need things explained more than once and in different ways. Having more than one teacher is always good! Thank you for these videos.
I’d heard of bbl before but only in passing . Thank you for recommending your website and bbl this morning at the open class. I’ve signed up for various classes too!!.
Yes, I would like to thank you for being willing to post these free of charge too. You are doing loads of us more good then you’ll ever know. Love the way you clarify things. Great d richly bless you and your work.👏👏👏💙🙏🏼🦋
Action, sound and form in relationship to the context. The meaning of repetition. The word you see with your eyes and the image you see in your head. And this image with its root connected to the whole world inside the Bible and outside. The connection between words and reality . Magnifiscent ! Thank you. Thank you Israel and G-d's chosen people ✡️.
Where have you been all my life?! Just for the record, I absolutely LOVE this teaching. I wondered if this type of breakdown was even available online. IMO, this should be one of the first things we as Hebrew language learners should learn first. When I 've taught or learned a new language, the first thing I do is whip out my 501 Verbs Fully Conjugated in all the tenses and show kids how to use it like a reference. Once the verbs are understood and "mastered", you can say just about anything, understand or figure out what you're reading and your confidence grows exponentially. Thank you for an excellent Hebrew lesson. (squeals with excitement!)
EXACTLY what I needed for a framework on which to "hang" the factoids I am learning about the verbs in the beloved Tanakh. Thank you for the Scripture-based learning.
Thank you so very much. It really helps with an English speaking person to teach Biblical Hebrew. The American dialect and vocabulary has a distinction of it's own and conveying some of the concepts in another language can be problematic. God bless you!!!
Todah rabah . I agree with Annie . How long have you been learning Hebrew. About 5 yes for me and slow progress . But picking up much in these last days. I just use my phone and a few books I have bought to learn from. Hebrew the easy way. Prayer book. And first Hebrew primer 3rd Edition. and anything and anybody else I can find of quality that can teach me. But of course the Ruach ha kadosh is our ultimate teacher. Basru m'yom l'yom Yeshua'to
great lesson. very helpful. its psalm 18:34, not 35. I am new at studying hebrew, and english is my second language, but I used to look up blueletterbible to study more, but this is very helpful about the verbs and the benian... thank you so much
You're wasting time, energy and money! Letter of Aristeas, Chapter 1:15-16 15. "'They need to be translated,' answered Demetrius, 'for in the country of the Jews they use a particular alphabet (just as the Egyptians, too, have a particular form of letters) and speak a particular dialect. 16. They are supposed to use the Syriac tongue, but this is not the case; their language is quite different.'" Modern Hebrew is not Hebrew. It's high time we woke up! Visit our UA-cam channel and hear the real Hebrew spoken, demonstrated and being taught to everyone without discrimination, to Jews/Hebrews and non-Jews alike.
This binyan concept is taken from the Arabic language, the only difference is that Arabic has much more forms that makes it a way more advanced and rich language
Very helpful. In describing the passive voice, I would leave out the "by me" as "mistakes were made" or "the wall was built" leaves the mystery of the doer and the builder offstage, and focuses attention on the recipient of anonymous action.
What is the name of the instructor? So easy to listen to and so clear in the explanation. Thank you! The link to the website is broken. Is there a new one?
Thank you for this video. I have been studying for years and have trouble progressing past early/ beginning intermediate. All the textbooks I find only teach Paal/Qal and or only teach all the binyan conjugating. But, none teach translating different binyan in sentences together. So that I can begin using binyans in sentences and start actually getting past Paal. I don't want more lists of conjugations except as reference. I want actual exercises in all .
b-reshit bara elohim et ha הלוחות הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot v-et-ha-hurikanim. Ve GAM et ha-וירוס !! כֹּל הַכָּבוֹד b-reshit bara elohim et ha הלוחות הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot v-et-ha-hurikanim. Ve GAM et ha-וירוסהארור
I studied at an ulpan for two months. A Sabra friend saw my verb book and said that she used the same book in school. She earned a 75%…. What chance do we have.
In the "organic" Binyan chart you provided, the Pa'al (also known as the Qal) are listed in the same voice/tense (i.e., active/present). However, in the "grammar" past tense Binyan table displayed earlier, the Qal and Pa'al are in separate columns. So, are they REALLY the same? Please advise.
Tense is not inherent in a Hebrew verb and could be very misleading. Why have you used the term "tense" then? Isn't it better to use the term "conjugation" or "inflection" instead?
Don’t forget hebrew is very similar to arabic. Hebrew Aramaic and Arabic are all Semitic languages. I speak arabic so i understand the verb structures.
Thank you so much for helping me learn how to understand Hebrew better,🤖🙏it's going to take a lot of lessons but I'm willing🏁 to learn how to read and write in hebrew to understand exactly what he wants us to do so we can go to heaven we can enter the gates of heaven the Hebrew alphabet is like a treasure map learn the Hebrew alphabet follow it in consecutive order all the way to the end without fail x marks the spot, praise the Lord ,shalom, mahalo, says the tin Man And the scarecrow too 🤖 good night all 🌛
It's been almost 45 years sence I was in high school. I have forgotten all the rules of the english language. So the rules of hebrew verb and adverbs, pronouns, make no sense to me now. Yet I can speak English. I don't want to learn the rules, I want to speak hebrew, like I speak English. Can you teach that?
I think most Hebrew speakers can understand biblical Hebrew to some extent, however the grammar and vocabulary is not the same, sometime significantly different.
Hi, Chiara. Hopefully this helps: After you select a Bible verse in English, click on the TOOLS tab to the left. Then, select the INTERLINEAR tab. This pulls up the verse in Hebrew. ... You may also like the Bible Hub app and the YouVersion Bible app. Both of these offer Bibles in Hebrew. Enjoy! Many blessings. ~ Kathy
b-reshit bara elohim et ha הלוחות הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot v-et-ha-hurikanim. Ve GAM et ha-וירוס !! כֹּל הַכָּבוֹד b-reshit bara elohim et ha הלוחות הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot v-et-ha-hurikanim. Ve GAM et ha-וירוסהארור
Yeshua is no different,from Jesus,Hebrew name for Jesus is,Yeshua and English name for Yeshua is Jesus.They are not 2 totally separate names,yet it's our choice english or hebrew,same name,from, Minister L.J.Davis Jr.Shalom and God blessed you.
I know, but in the examples given in this video, they are used as a noun. The fact that the noun and verb forms are the same do not make them interchangable in a sentence.
You're wasting time, energy and money! Letter of Aristeas, Chapter 1:15-16 15. "'They need to be translated,' answered Demetrius, 'for in the country of the Jews they use a particular alphabet (just as the Egyptians, too, have a particular form of letters) and speak a particular dialect. 16. They are supposed to use the Syriac tongue, but this is not the case; their language is quite different.'" Modern Hebrew is not Hebrew. It's high time we woke up! Visit our UA-cam channel and hear the real Hebrew spoken, demonstrated and being taught to everyone without discrimination, to Jews/Hebrews and non-Jews alike.
@@michalshmuel5977 hi how are you. since you seem to know hebrew pretty well. Dont you wanna help thoses who want to learn as myself? Have you thought about giving on line classes ? Shalom.
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This is the most useful resource for learning Hebrew verb grammar!
I just want to thank you so much for posting these free, high quality videos for those of us who want to learn Biblical Hebrew but can't attend a class. God bless you.
And for those of us who attend classes (I am in seminary) but still need more explanation. The rabbi who I am working with is a good teacher, but the class moves very quickly and sometimes I need things explained more than once and in different ways. Having more than one teacher is always good! Thank you for these videos.
Father Thank You for this Hrbrew lrssom. Please Bless this entity that is teaching this Hebrew.
I’d heard of bbl before but only in passing . Thank you for recommending your website and bbl this morning at the open class. I’ve signed up for various classes too!!.
Brilliant! Thanks so much!
HalleluYAH!
Lots of love and Shalom from the UNITED Kingdom
Yes, I would like to thank you for being willing to post these free of charge too. You are doing loads of us more good then you’ll ever know. Love the way you clarify things. Great d richly bless you and your work.👏👏👏💙🙏🏼🦋
I just found this. Thanks so much Miss Deborah. I have to watch this again and again. It so good.
Informally informative.ToDaH RaBha
Action, sound and form in relationship to the context. The meaning of repetition. The word you see with your eyes and the image you see in your head. And this image with its root connected to the whole world inside the Bible and outside. The connection between words and reality . Magnifiscent ! Thank you. Thank you Israel and G-d's chosen people ✡️.
Where have you been all my life?! Just for the record, I absolutely LOVE this teaching. I wondered if this type of breakdown was even available online. IMO, this should be one of the first things we as Hebrew language learners should learn first. When I 've taught or learned a new language, the first thing I do is whip out my 501 Verbs Fully Conjugated in all the tenses and show kids how to use it like a reference. Once the verbs are understood and "mastered", you can say just about anything, understand or figure out what you're reading and your confidence grows exponentially. Thank you for an excellent Hebrew lesson. (squeals with excitement!)
Martha Julian -
EXACTLY what I needed for a framework on which to "hang" the factoids I am learning about the verbs in the beloved Tanakh. Thank you for the Scripture-based learning.
It means to shine light or to enlighten
Thank you so very much. It really helps with an English speaking person to teach Biblical Hebrew. The American dialect and vocabulary has a distinction of it's own and conveying some of the concepts in another language can be problematic. God bless you!!!
Todah rabah . I agree with Annie . How long have you been learning Hebrew. About 5 yes for me and slow progress . But picking up much in these last days. I just use my phone and a few books I have bought to learn from. Hebrew the easy way. Prayer book. And first Hebrew primer 3rd Edition. and anything and anybody else I can find of quality that can teach me. But of course the Ruach ha kadosh is our ultimate teacher. Basru m'yom l'yom Yeshua'to
Thank you so much finally somebody explaining in a way I understand.todah rabah !!!
Thank you!
Excellent! Thank you!
Shalom from Brazil
... all y'all, which is a very special pronounced we use here in the south.
Thanks for the giggles this morning!
It's a very nice & very deep teaching; thank You
Thank you so much, you make it so much more transparent. bless you.
great lesson. very helpful. its psalm 18:34, not 35. I am new at studying hebrew, and english is my second language, but I used to look up blueletterbible to study more, but this is very helpful about the verbs and the benian... thank you so much
Excellent job,I now understand the stems to an extent.
So very helpful and understanding! Thank you!! Shalom!!
Thank you
thank you
Thanks for teaching this,very interesting -Im a born again Christian and I want to learn about the language of the original scriptures,Syaloom.
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Kyoungseuk Park anyong haseo ihytttdffyiop
You're wasting time, energy and money!
Letter of Aristeas, Chapter 1:15-16
15. "'They need to be translated,' answered Demetrius, 'for in the country of the Jews they use a particular alphabet (just as the Egyptians, too, have a particular form of letters) and speak a particular dialect.
16. They are supposed to use the Syriac tongue, but this is not the case; their language is quite different.'"
Modern Hebrew is not Hebrew. It's high time we woke up!
Visit our UA-cam channel and hear the real Hebrew spoken, demonstrated and being taught to everyone without discrimination, to Jews/Hebrews and non-Jews alike.
THIS is just what I've been looking for!!! Thank you.!!
This binyan concept is taken from the Arabic language, the only difference is that Arabic has much more forms that makes it a way more advanced and rich language
Very helpful. In describing the passive voice, I would leave out the "by me" as "mistakes were made" or "the wall was built" leaves the mystery of the doer and the builder offstage, and focuses attention on the recipient of anonymous action.
What is the name of the instructor? So easy to listen to and so clear in the explanation. Thank you!
The link to the website is broken. Is there a new one?
Interesting.
Thank you for this video. I have been studying for years and have trouble progressing past early/ beginning intermediate. All the textbooks I find only teach Paal/Qal and or only teach all the binyan conjugating. But, none teach translating different binyan in sentences together. So that I can begin using binyans in sentences and start actually getting past Paal. I don't want more lists of conjugations except as reference. I want actual exercises in all .
I really love this!! Thank you SO much!!!
Toda raba lah😊😊😊😊
wow, thanks for posting my videos on your channel.
dancin4yeshua ..
Pretty impressive channel ma'am , chapeau
Merci beaucoup.
Haha, “All Ya’ll” in Hebrew.
Is it used mostly in the Southern Kingdom?
b-reshit bara elohim et ha הלוחות הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot v-et-ha-hurikanim. Ve GAM et ha-וירוס
!! כֹּל הַכָּבוֹד
b-reshit bara elohim et ha הלוחות הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot
v-et-ha-hurikanim. Ve GAM et ha-וירוסהארור
+1 Blue Letter Bible. What do you think of the Young's Literal Translation, as far as accuracy of verb tense?
Wow!
I studied at an ulpan for two months. A Sabra friend saw my verb book and said that she used the same book in school. She earned a 75%…. What chance do we have.
That’s how you’ll be vexing somebody
Or
That’s how you’ll be annoying someone
Or
That’s how you’ll be provoking someone(first person singular)
In the "organic" Binyan chart you provided, the Pa'al (also known as the Qal) are listed in the same voice/tense (i.e., active/present). However, in the "grammar" past tense Binyan table displayed earlier, the Qal and Pa'al are in separate columns. So, are they REALLY the same? Please advise.
So why do you think that the Name of God is missing a middle vowel; are you basically saying that there is a silent shewa there?
I love the Hebrew language and the Isreali nation also the Biblical study
I don't understand what signs exist that lets one know what tense/binyan a verb is. Is it the vowel combinations ? Are those fixed?
Toda raba
Tense is not inherent in a Hebrew verb and could be very misleading. Why have you used the term "tense" then? Isn't it better to use the term "conjugation" or "inflection" instead?
Don’t forget hebrew is very similar to arabic. Hebrew Aramaic and Arabic are all Semitic languages. I speak arabic so i understand the verb structures.
OK, and? Your language is not interesting. Long live Hebrew, Judaidm and Israel 🇮🇱🕎✡
Death to Balestine!
Thank you so much for helping me learn how to understand Hebrew better,🤖🙏it's going to take a lot of lessons but I'm willing🏁 to learn how to read and write in hebrew to understand exactly what he wants us to do so we can go to heaven we can enter the gates of heaven the Hebrew alphabet is like a treasure map learn the Hebrew alphabet follow it in consecutive order all the way to the end without fail x marks the spot, praise the Lord ,shalom, mahalo, says the tin Man And the scarecrow too 🤖 good night all 🌛
It's been almost 45 years sence I was in high school. I have forgotten all the rules of the english language. So the rules of hebrew verb and adverbs, pronouns, make no sense to me now. Yet I can speak English. I don't want to learn the rules, I want to speak hebrew, like I speak English. Can you teach that?
איזה משפט אני יכול ליצור?
What is an infix?
Like Gods name is a combination of the verbs hayah he was hoveh he is and yihyeh he will be.
In modern Hebrew, the 6th "binyan" is Huphal (הֻפעל), not Hophal (הָפעל).
Both names are accurate, since the vowel under the prefix is either kubbuz (short u vowel) or qamats qatan
Like I said, in MODERN Hebrew, it's Huphal. Hophal in MODERN Hebrew does not exist.
Is modern Hebrew supposed to be same as Biblical Hebrew?
I think most Hebrew speakers can understand biblical Hebrew to some extent, however the grammar and vocabulary is not the same, sometime significantly different.
Modern Hebrew is based on Biblical Hebrew
binya binya pollywog... Hiphi Hopha... is that like high fidelity rap music?
Where in the Apps find the Hebrew Bible? My Blue Letter Bible comes only in English!
Hi, Chiara. Hopefully this helps: After you select a Bible verse in English, click on the TOOLS tab to the left. Then, select the INTERLINEAR tab. This pulls up the verse in Hebrew. ... You may also like the Bible Hub app and the YouVersion Bible app. Both of these offer Bibles in Hebrew. Enjoy! Many blessings. ~ Kathy
Today Raba
b-reshit
bara elohim et ha הלוחות
הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot
v-et-ha-hurikanim.
Ve GAM et ha-וירוס
!!
כֹּל
הַכָּבוֹד
b-reshit
bara elohim et ha הלוחות
הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot
v-et-ha-hurikanim.
Ve GAM et ha-וירוסהארור
Confusing mock-Hebrew accent.
Yeshua is no different,from Jesus,Hebrew name for Jesus is,Yeshua and English name for Yeshua is Jesus.They are not 2 totally separate names,yet it's our choice english or hebrew,same name,from, Minister L.J.Davis Jr.Shalom and God blessed you.
Gods name "Yehovah" the root word is hayah correct past tense
Your "shomer" (שמר) examples are incorrect, as I understand the text, they are used as a noun (watchman) and not as a verb.
A participle in Hebrew can be used as a noun as well as a verb. In addition, it can also be used as an adjective
I know, but in the examples given in this video, they are used as a noun. The fact that the noun and verb forms are the same do not make them interchangable in a sentence.
You don't know what you're talking about, so shut up.
You're wasting time, energy and money!
Letter of Aristeas, Chapter 1:15-16
15. "'They need to be translated,' answered Demetrius, 'for in the country of the Jews they use a particular alphabet (just as the Egyptians, too, have a particular form of letters) and speak a particular dialect.
16. They are supposed to use the Syriac tongue, but this is not the case; their language is quite different.'"
Modern Hebrew is not Hebrew. It's high time we woke up!
Visit our UA-cam channel and hear the real Hebrew spoken, demonstrated and being taught to everyone without discrimination, to Jews/Hebrews and non-Jews alike.
@@michalshmuel5977 hi how are you. since you seem to know hebrew pretty well. Dont you wanna help thoses who want to learn as myself?
Have you thought about giving on line classes ?
Shalom.
If you're going to teach Hebrew, please stop saying Gd's name.
The most important thing in life is knowledge of foreign languages! Thanks to foreign languages you can realize all your dreams and realize your grandiose ambitions! I would like to recommend all the practices of Yuriy Ivantsiv ''Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language". This book will be an indispensable helper, a handbook for every person who studies a foreign language! This book contains invaluable tips, questions and answers, and solutions to problems faced by anyone who studies a foreign language! Knowledge is power! And knowledge of foreign languages is your power multiplied by many times! Success to all in self-development!