The Hebrew Prefix Ha

This is part 2 of our series on Hebrew prefixes. Here, we will focus on the prefix "ha" which leans "the." This prefix has many types of other uses aside from expressing "the."
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I say that you edit your microphone to reduce the sound of your breathing or 'hisss' sound which are clearly heard in this video.

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[@truthseeker9070]

Any help with yazob
Root word is : azab means to forgive
So the prefix is "Yod"
I have checked multiple sources about prefix and it suggest that its " He will or They
will. - third person? Is that correct?
So to read it Yod" - He (will) Forsake "Azab ?

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[@esracomak4189]

great video, thank you, but sometimes is be saying he, so what is the different between ha and he

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Hi. "Ha" means "the." Ex. The moon, the stars, etc."When I say "he" (I say it as hee as in ""cheetah" or "keep"), that means "she." I recommend this video which explains the pronouns.
ruclips.net/video/aQTBGI28XrA/видео.html

[@henryizzard4581]

Can anyone help me out here Malachi 3:1 The lord whom you seek. ‘Ha’ Adon’ does this specifically mean Yahweh or is this non-specific? I take it to be non-specific.

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תודה רבה. מה עצות יש לך למתחילים בעברית