Learning Passive verbs in Hebrew!

Shalom chaverim! Today we are covering the passive form in Hebrew, focusing on Binyan Paal and Nifal! Hope you'll like it, if you do, make sure to hit the Like button, subscribe and turn on the bell to get more alerts on upcoming videos!!
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[@damascus-ut1ee]

(x is the gutteral sound) ne'ehxal is the past masculine version of le'he'axel. he was going to say that most pealim (action words) for future plural tense (we will...) start with the letter nun. so ne'eh'xal (he or it was eaten by...) becomes ne'ah'xel which means we will be eaten by (something). see how the beginning and ends sounds switch or flip? it should be said that just because a word is "nifal" does NOT mean that there will be any "ee" or "long e" sounds in any forms of the word. to make things more confusing, nilbash is the plural future form of lavash meaning we will dress (nilbash). nalbish is the future plural form of the hifil pealim which means we will dress as well, but you don't get passive until you go to the pu-al pealim which is nool-bash and this means we will be dressed. hool-bash means he was dressed. sorry if this is confusing but it is something that makes my language beautiful! and we know you aren't learning it because it's easy! ;)

[@eugeniashutenko2682]

lavash and nilbash? is it the right way to pronounce the last pair of words?

[@skyvritacademy]

Yes! Well done!

[@ahmedahmad8687]

תודה רבה !

[@udaya565]

Toda raba

[@klarakolonits234]

lavash / nilvash?

[@izzaabuhaija8004]

great! thank you! Could you explain the passive voice for other Benyanim please?

[@moriahthompson9404]

Lavash and nilvash?

[@klarakolonits234]

Thank you very much!

[@j.renukakumari1415]

Good job thank you so much

[@abdelazizboucelham528]

It is clear toda raba

[@Kuracisto066]

תודההה!