Hebrew Alphabet - Lesson 1 - Learn to write and read Hebrew in only 6 lessons!
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2019
- In this lesson you will learn 3 letters: א, ב, מ and the final מ, which is ם (Alef, Bet, and Mem).
You will also learn about the nikud and several signs of the nikud.
We will read words with these new letters, and even one sentence, only in 10 minutes!
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Exercises: goo.gl/NWQRNW
Answers: goo.gl/SrBUoV
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I am a citizen of the UK, not exactly young anymore, just 72 which is just a number in my mind. I have had an affinity for Israel for a great number of years and recently, with having access to the internet been pretty occupied watching various RUclips videos in which a person with a webcam would be on a walking tour Israel showing shops street life, buildings being erected, ect, in other words the beating heart of the people day to day. Of course the videos would show lots of signs in shop windows, on walls, road signs and of course, speech. I am fascinated by all this and want to know more, hence the need to learn Hebrew? I came across your RUclips site, and thought, "This is for me". The going may be slow, but I am willing. Thank you for your videos...Bit like being back at school again..he he he...Any helpful advice much needed. Thanks again.
Toda. I really like your style of teaching.
Toda Raba! Thank you very much!
The bite size approach is helping me a lot - the format, style and content spot on for me. Thanks Daniel.
Thank you, Daniel! You are very easy to follow. I love the repetition and the slow speed. You model everything very well.
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Thanks for the teaching. From Portugal.
Oh!!! I just found your 2018 videos today! And now I see you have an even more updated version.
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Thank you!!! I've been studying the Hebrew bible for a couple years and have taken a deep interest in the Hebrew language!! Without knowing almost anything about it, some teachers are finding very deep meaning in scripture that is LOST in English.
I've been learning the Hebrew pronunciations of names and am fascinated by it!
Recently my wife and I while studying Psalms (Tehillim) decided to do a Hebrew letter meaning study. Because when we noticed in chapter 9 it has Hebrew letters separating portions of the Tehillim.. we found that the meaning of the letters corrospond to the content of that portion.
I realized as I'm typing this that is probably common knowledge to those who speak Hebrew but.. to us we where like wow!! It was so exciting.
Thank you for these teaching lessons!! I can begin my Hebrew learning!!
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SHalom from Indonesia. Thank ypu so much for sharing the knowledge of Hebrew language. God bless you
Luckily, I found THIS Video FIRST & Took Good Notes & Drew Or Wrote The Letters. THEN I Saw "New & Improved" Message & Looked For It In RUclips. I Thought IT WAS THE NEW ONE ! BUT NO ! THIS is the GOOD ONE ! But I Watched, Wrote & Copied The Other Lesson BUT IT WAS SO BAD ! You Seemed Very Nervous & So Unsure. It Was Painful To Watch & Made ME NERVOUS TOO ! I Remembered THIS ONE -- Very Smooth & Peaceful, Relaxed. So Different. This One Is GREAT ! i'LL BE BACK FOR LESSON 2 ! Thank You, Sir !
I Really Enjoyed This! I’m Interested In Learning Hebrew :) I’m Sooo Glad I Found Your Channel!
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ICNIC = mother
@@commentfreely5443 My mother's name is '' Imma'' .What a concidence :)
Wonderful teaching
Hi Daniel. I'm so happy to have found your channel. You are a wonderful teacher, clear, concise and so very personable. I'm learning, with my 76 year old brain, Hebrew
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Thank you for your hard work!!! Love your channel!!!
Watching your older video along side these newer ones makes it interesting of what you have left in, what you have added and what you took out. I am trying to read, wright and speak Hebrew so I am thankful that you have more clarity then some of the other's who are trying to teach the same subject.
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Wonderful brother! Thanks so much for sharing your gifts as a wonderful teacher. Appreciate your talents, time and abilities. Look forward to the next one. God bless
Todah Rabah. I'm a very slow learner when it comes to languages. Your teachings help very much.
Looking forward to the rest of the series asap, classes start in three days!
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Thank you very much for these wonderful useful lessons and for all the effort! I can't wait to watch the videos you posted ❤ תודה רבה Blessings!
Your class is good. Learn in capsule size is easy to remember. Thank you sir
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Shalom !
Eva
Thank you its very useful, i will keep on learning. Mazel tov!!
Ooops. pressed enter too quickly. Anyway, you are making the process much more "doable." Thank you. Praying for the safety of our country and all the people.
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Excellent channel! I have been trying so many times to learn Hebrew as it is my heritage but sadly it has never worked. I am so happy I found your channel because you explained everything clearly! Great job. This time I won't give up, I know I can do it:)
Thank Dan for your teaching.
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Shalom. Toda raba Mr. Daniel for fantastic Hebrew classes. Happy Chanukah. Chanukah Sameach.
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Thank you for easy lesson and free worksheet.
Ich danke Ihnen vom ganzem Herzen,David.Es ist sehr leicht zu verstehen und Sie unterrichten einfach Klasse! Bin fasziniert von den ersten Buchstaben und sie wecken meine Fantasie. Zugleich lerne Englisch. Aber ich werde noch lange diesen ersten Unterricht wiederholen, weil ich mich an das Neue erst gewöhnen muss. Sie sprechen langsam und das ist sehr gut.
Nochmal vielen Dank.
Excellent way of teaching, well done
Thank you so much for doing this I have to start learning Hebrew for my Bat Mitzvah so this was very helpful Thanks!
me three
I understand with your examples, thank you so much
Very good teaching!!!!! Todah raba!!!!!
Omg I learned so much from this compared from that 40-minute video I watched from hebrewpod. I thought alef is equivalent to letter a in English! Thank you for your wonderful explanations
Thank you very much it has helped me Toda!!
It helps me a lot to understand word’s combination, especially for English, the fun of its amazing combination. I start to enjoy learning Hebrew. But this only a beginning. Good start. Thank you very much!
For example: house(English) ⇆Ba-yit(Hebrew) = bay + it = a + by + it.....
Excellent teaching style
You are the best! Thank you
Wow that was awesome I want more. Thank you so much. See you again
Thank you very much!
Thanks Danil
New subscriber. Thank you for teaching me.
Thank you sir
Thanks for the video 👍
You're welcome. Thank you for watching!
Thank you Daniel.
very beautifully done video. thank you, sir.
Very easy
Thank you soo much sir
Good tutor
Very good presentation
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So clear! Thank you, this really cleared up aleph and yod for me!
Thank you very much for this video I really want to learn Hebrew and this video was helpful and I really like the exercise pages they are very useful and handy i hope one day I will be fluent
תודה אדוני על המאמץ שלך
glad to learn Hebrew
Thanks ❤️
Thank you thank you thank you thank you...❤❤
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Thank you so much
My pleasure!
Very good; Thank you
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I've been trying out your phone app (Learn Hebrew Alphabet,) and I like your teaching style. As a child, I went to Hebrew school for a few years, but now I'm confused about the letters, many of which seem similar to me. It helps me to learn words and conversational phrases-and see them written-at the same time that I'm relearning the alphabet. After the first day of using your app, I could watch an episode of "Schtisel" on Netflix and pick out the word "beseder," which the characters said a dozen times.
Thank you very much but I think you're mistaken. I don't have a phone app.
@@DanielGanorLearnHebrew Sorry! I have a very small phone screen. This is a case of mistaken identity.
Looking forward to learning Hebrew
Your tutorials are very good my friend!
תודה רבה!!
תודה רבה לך!
יו מוזמנים!
Good teaching
Thank you very much!
Thanks
Please keep making these videos with more sentences for continued learning thank you for all the time putting these together!!
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for the video. What does the dot inside the letter mem in the last two examples mean?
Awesome TODA RABA 👍
You're welcome! בבקשה
4:32 prolly a low-yield question but I've seen on other vids that "father" is written aleph with patah below + bet (with dagesh) and patah below (instead of qamatz), followed by aleph
=> I know that niquds aren't written/used in everyday modern Hebrew but is there a "standardized" form of writing things, i.e. should it be bet (with dagesh) and patah below or qamatz? Or may I use any A-type niqud as I please (even a hataf patah if I wanted to)?
Thank you very much for your lessons :)
I will write hebrew letters in comfortable way
Wrong.. you must trying to write as they are writing. With time everything will become comfortable.
thanks for making these videos again! I realised that I won't give up! I will keep studying even if not so much, I also have a question, as a Hebrew speaker do you find it as a priority to learn cursive form? I read very well Hebrew, but I just read a little cursive form
Thank you very much!
I think you can manage quite well without it, because today almost everybody types... However, you will not be able to understand some of the signs which are in cursive.
How do I download the worksheets you mentioned? Great lesson!
Very nice I love to learn
Thank you very much!
Daniel, thank you!
good.
Toda!
Are there any good books to use as aid to this playlist anyone can recommend?
In Greek we also have two s, one for the beginning or the middle, and one for the end.
Why do you need the last character in the word for father for example? it sounds the same without out it. Is this just the way father is written or is there a rule i dont understand? Upon hearing the word for father, how would you know there is a silent letter there?
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Hi, thanks for the videos. You really help people who study without a teacher like me. I would like to ask you a question, in the last word - אמא (mother), is it mandatory to put the last א ? since we've already put a niqqud that indicates the vowel "ma" ?
Yes
Thanks for making it easy to understand.I just started learning this wonderful languagge ,I have a question : if the Niqqud ''t'' sounds ''A'' and aslo the other Niqquds sounds ''A'' ,in the word אבבא you put the first Niqqud ''t'' and under the ב the other ,can I put ''t'' under the ב and under the א the other niqqud ?(I can't write it with the keyboard)I hope to be cleared :(
Yo I haven’t even finished watching the video and I’m already learning so much😦
Thank you very much!
Learn Hebrew with Daniel thank you! Bc I was struggling so much to learn this stuff and you helped me:)
Wonderful. I'm so happy I could help!
This video is excellent, but I still feel Hebrew is much harder than Chinese. My Chinese is quite good but Hebrew is extremely demanding. Looking forward to learning it still!
There is one thing I don't understand. At or around 8:52; Ima. Why is the dot in the middle of the Mem? To me it comes out of nowhere and without explanation. Can you please explain that?
4:35 Question Daniel. If the Aleph at the end of the word is silent, why even bother having it there at all?
If there is no sound for last letter (which is aleph) of the word 'ABBA--FATHER' (in Hebrew) what's the use of writing it . I think you understand my doubt so pls reply.
Just to clarify the Chirik is and I, but makes the sound of an E, is this correct?
Whats the difference between mem in 5:20 without dot in middle and mem with dot in 8:57
Sir first of all i want to know why there is a print version and handwritten version, and if i don't learn hand written can i learn hebrew
God bless you I'm interested to learn Hebrews words
Why does the letter mem have a daguesh in the word ima, in the vocabulary activity?
I've recently started to learn Hebrew, just out of curiosity what does hebrew have 2 different ways of showing the letters, written and print? Just wondering
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מורה טוב מאוד!
I have a question, can i write the letters form as they are displayed on texts? Like is there a way to only write them with hand? Personally i like how they look when appear on texts!
You can. Why not?
Learn Hebrew with Daniel :) thanks! I was just asking!
You're welcome!
Dear Danie, I have a question. You write the 'yod' (print version) as a kind of an upside down 'L', with the corner in the upper right-hand corner. However, in my book it appears only as a short vertical line from the top, like an apostrophe: ' Which is right?
Both versions are correct but when we learn the letters we write it like a small ר
To dah, Daniel.
בבקשה!
Daniel Ganor if that was Bevakasha I’m happy. First Hebrew word I was able to read!!
Yes. Excellent!
!אבא בא
Most times I see mem sofit hand-written, the "tail" dips down much further than you wrote it.
You may want to explain that "yam" means "sea" (ocean) and not "see".
And what's the rule for a dagesh inside the mem?
Dagesh inside the מ is a technicality from classical Hebrew that modern Hebrew speakers don't really pay attention to. It simply doubles the "M" sound, like spelling אמא as אממא, and pronounced "imma".