Toda Raba! I love your videos! I just finished memorizing the first two paragraphs of the Shema prayer (V'ahavta and V'haya) and I am starting to memorize the final paragraph (Vayomer) now. When I first started to learn Hebrew I thought it would be impossible to learn the Shema by heart but miraculously it's actually happening! I pray that the hostages get released, the IDF soldiers are safe, and all Am Yisrael is blessed now and forever. Am Yisrael Chai!
Sababa. Yashir Koach. Ken Am Yisrael Chai. Bezrat Hashem, the hostages will come home, and the soldiers will keep Israel safe and come home in peace. Toda Rabah Yael.
@LearnHebrewNow Thanks. "Efshar" phrases was just an example of short phrases. To be more clear, I am looking for popular phrases people use every day, particularly those that don't translate well into other languages. As an oleh in Israel, it's hard to understand these phrases.
Toda Raba! I love your videos! I just finished memorizing the first two paragraphs of the Shema prayer (V'ahavta and V'haya) and I am starting to memorize the final paragraph (Vayomer) now. When I first started to learn Hebrew I thought it would be impossible to learn the Shema by heart but miraculously it's actually happening! I pray that the hostages get released, the IDF soldiers are safe, and all Am Yisrael is blessed now and forever. Am Yisrael Chai!
Todah rabah lach
תודה רבה.
Toda Raba. All words dealing with music or musical instruments would be awesome
Excelente ensino! Que o Senhor ajude-me a aprender essa língua!
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Sababa. Yashir Koach. Ken Am Yisrael Chai. Bezrat Hashem, the hostages will come home, and the soldiers will keep Israel safe and come home in peace. Toda Rabah Yael.
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Can you do a video with short phrases using these words? I.e.: Efshar lehikanes?
Already did! Here is the link to the video - ua-cam.com/video/lexeFDsreHE/v-deo.html
@LearnHebrewNow Thanks. "Efshar" phrases was just an example of short phrases. To be more clear, I am looking for popular phrases people use every day, particularly those that don't translate well into other languages. As an oleh in Israel, it's hard to understand these phrases.