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Thank you for your comment! I would like to clarify that, in the video, I do not say that י (Yod) is equivalent to the letter J in English. The "J" visible in the image simply indicates the position of the letter י (Yod) in relation to the Latin alphabet. However, it is true that in Hebrew, the sound of י (Yod) corresponds to both the Latin "I" and "Y," but not to "J." That said, it is true that historically, the sound of י (Yod) was often confused with that of "J" in European languages, as is the case in French and English. This explains why the name Yesus was transliterated as "Jesus" in these languages. In reality, י (Yod) corresponds to the Latin "I" or "Y," and not to "J." That being said, all of this is very well explained in the video. I encourage you to watch it more closely.

@@Lilmod-Aleph-Beth-Eng Thank you. I will try to listen to it.

@@imkadosh You're wellcome !

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement! I'm thrilled to hear that the tutorial is helping you on your journey to learning Hebrew. The next video is already in progress-stay tuned! Greetings to you as well, all the way to Bolivia! 😊

@@Lilmod-Aleph-Beth-Eng Thank you very much greetings. Todah raba.

Hello, and thank you for your comment. We created this space to share educational and cultural resources for learning Hebrew, focusing on openness and kindness. We sincerely share the sadness and pain caused by the current events, and we stand firmly against any form of conflict, whether it is this war or any other. We hope that, despite these difficult times, this space can remain a place of learning and mutual respect. Thank you for your understanding. الله يفرّج على الجميع ويهدي الأمور"

בבקשה! שמח שעזרתי

Thank you so much for your feedback! I'm thrilled that the video was helpful and helped clarify some points. Feel free to ask any specific questions if there's anything that needs further explanation-I’d be happy to help.

Hello, we haven't worked on the subtitles yet. Is that what you're talking about?