I've been watching your videos for several weeks now, and words cannot express how grateful I am for this resource that you are making available. Thank you so much!
Oh my🤯😍 this is fabulous! I'm going through a basic Hebrew class . Such a building block. Blessing to the couple doing it. LOVE THEM! I HAVE CHILLS WHILE WRITING THIS. BLESSINGS!
Quase desisti do hebrew, até que descobri Beth e Abrão e mudou tudo. Em poucos meses já estou alfabetizado e avançando rapidamente para o domínio da língua. Maravilhosa sua didática Beth. Parabéns e muito obrigado.
I find it so intriguing to hear the family trees of these well known Biblical figures explained in clear Hebrew! It’s also something to marvel how the pronunciations changed through time within Hebrew and Aramaic, and do they were borrowed into Greek with certain changes, and further into Latin, and so forth. At long last I feel as if I’m arriving at the source! I bet many people feel that way when approaching such an ancient language. And how did Abel come from Hebel? 😂 Darn those easily-lost /h/ sounds...!
@@goharsharjeel2903 NO. Because those lessons are offered to people of ALL languages, not only English-speaking ones. It's explained ont the freehebew site.
Una herramienta Muy útil para aprender este hermoso Idioma. Gracias a Dios por está bendición y que Dios les Conceda Muchas bendiciones a quienes estudian esté idioma y los profesores
@@AlephwithBeth Thank you guys for the amazing work you are doing! This is greatly needed and i'm personally catching up. Compared with the lessons I've paid for, this is so much more effective! I wish I had found your channel earlier. God bless you guys and the ministry❤️❤️❤️
Thanks! Did you start watching in order from lesson 1? Actually we don't translate to English on purpose, because you will ultimately learn better if you understand the Hebrew directly without forming a habit of translating everything into English. You can read more here: freehebrew.online/why-our-method/
I very much appreciate your method! It seems much more natural to me than rote memorization. However, I've encountered a small problem in the schedule for Day 5 of Week 4: it says to practice writing the new letters but I haven't seen how to hand write them, and am particularly uncertain about how to write lamed... (Next day...) Sorry! - I looked deeper into the Resources page and found the alphabet practice worksheets under "Printable Worksheets". Maybe it would help if you referenced that page in the Study Plan when says to practice writing new letters, so people are more aware that it exists. Thanks again! Your program is such a blessing!
Hola, Tito. A medida que avanza en el curso (viendo los videos en orden), eventualmente verá que el texto aparece en la pantalla. Si necesita ayuda para buscar una palabra, puede probar el diccionario en este sitio web: semanticdictionary.org/semdic.php?databaseType=SDBH&language=sp También tenemos lecciones de gramática disponibles aquí: docs.google.com/document/d/1vfropO8TGn7TmG4ZD_72fG5jcvvYWpuMeV-Fwsuba-k/edit
Shalom Beth, ani Dr. Adit me-hodu (India). First of all thanks a million for such wonderful videos... They are really making Hebrew learning so interesting !!! My question was... Some letters like מ or ת or ל appear as they are at some places, while at other places with a dot enclosed inside their shape (NOT the one below the letters which denotes the vowel "i" ). Like the word אֵלֶה which you hv written in the video. I am not able to type it here coz my mobile keyboard does not hv that feature. So what does that dot denote ?
Welcome! There are three different dots that all have the same appearance (a dot in the middle of the letter) but serve a different purpose. They are: dagesh, mappiq, and shuruk. We have a couple of free grammar books linked on the Resources page on our website where you can find a more detailed description: freehebrew.online/resources/
What’s interesting to me is that David here is represented as a man with dark complexion. While here in Italy and among churches here, David was always kinda portrayed as a blond hair light eyes light complexion guy. I assume in Israel they don’t have this picture of him.
Madam it is very nice and intresting God bless you Please display the pronenciation and meening in english I am finding difficuit to follow please re do all your vedioes
I've been watching your videos for several weeks now, and words cannot express how grateful I am for this resource that you are making available. Thank you so much!
What a wonderful approach to teaching Hebrew. Todah!
Thank you so much for this style of learning! They should have courses like this for every language🤪. I'm learning Hebrew! woohooo!!
Oh my🤯😍 this is fabulous! I'm going through a basic Hebrew class . Such a building block. Blessing to the couple doing it. LOVE THEM! I HAVE CHILLS WHILE WRITING THIS. BLESSINGS!
I'm going to refer my classmates tomorrow.
Quase desisti do hebrew, até que descobri Beth e Abrão e mudou tudo. Em poucos meses já estou alfabetizado e avançando rapidamente para o domínio da língua. Maravilhosa sua didática Beth. Parabéns e muito obrigado.
Estoy tan pero tan feliz y agradecido por sus clases doy gracias Dios . Realmente estoy aprendiendo mucho gracias por sus clases .
I find it so intriguing to hear the family trees of these well known Biblical figures explained in clear Hebrew! It’s also something to marvel how the pronunciations changed through time within Hebrew and Aramaic, and do they were borrowed into Greek with certain changes, and further into Latin, and so forth. At long last I feel as if I’m arriving at the source! I bet many people feel that way when approaching such an ancient language. And how did Abel come from Hebel? 😂 Darn those easily-lost /h/ sounds...!
Wait 'til you learn what the name Eve sounds like in Hebrew! Totally unrecognizable :D
Wonder if the ה was dropped as “the” at some point? Eh sound to A doesn’t seem to hard of a jump as well…especially pre the vowel points.
Can you write the meaning in englis of the hebrew words
@@goharsharjeel2903 NO. Because those lessons are offered to people of ALL languages, not only English-speaking ones. It's explained ont the freehebew site.
How wonderful are your teachings and the patience you have in pronouncing everything. And thank you for your smile.
Bom muito bom gostei🇧🇷
Grazie tante per questi insegnamenti,siete bravissimi!!!
Muchas gracias por su excelente clases ilustrada. El Eterno la bendiga grandemente y a su pueblo Israel.saludos de Tultitlán Estado de México Shalom.
Toda rabba akhoti. Ani ohev ivrit 😊
Una herramienta Muy útil para aprender este hermoso Idioma. Gracias a Dios por está bendición y que Dios les Conceda Muchas bendiciones a quienes estudian esté idioma y los profesores
Thank you so much. This series has been helpful
THE best Hebrew lessons ever!
Thank you so much! :)
@@AlephwithBeth Thank you guys for the amazing work you are doing! This is greatly needed and i'm personally catching up. Compared with the lessons I've paid for, this is so much more effective! I wish I had found your channel earlier. God bless you guys and the ministry❤️❤️❤️
By this program we (my son and I) learn lots Bible character's name, thank you! By the way, is any people name Beth in Bible?
@@taoqi277 Not in the Hebrew Bible, though the name בִּתְיָה is quite similar...
By golly, I think I'm actually getting this! It's amazing how much 13 lessons can advance.
a lot to learning...it's good that you already incorporate all the prepositions, and male and female.
Parabéns para o Canal muito bom o trabalho de vcs eu Estudo sozinho está me ajudando muito Deus seja louvado
Laila tov. Estou aprendendo vc é incrível.
Obrigada professora, por mais esta aula.
Gracias 🙏🏼 profe 👩🏫 Bet gracias
Gerçekten çok faydalı oluyor. Mükemmel hazırlamışlar
Olá! Sou brasileira
Estou amando suas aulas.
Quero muito aprender hebraico.
So lovely, Beth, you are!
Araha, morah Beth. Estou aprendendo, vocês são maravilhosos.
Wonderful teaching sister iam preacher India
Excelente aula de hebraico 👏👏👏👏❤🇧🇷🇧🇷
Sempre surpreendente e envolvente .
Hi hello how are you shalom Yisrael good job best of luck
Very nice presentation
One day I'll catch up with the present. Maybe I am living in the past. Yeah. But I have a lot of lessons to look forward to. 👍
To amando as aulas !!! Muito obrigado por disponibilizá-la para nós !!! Deus vos abençoe continuamente !!!
I love learning Be Hebrew Language.
Merci beaucoup !
Shalom ubrajah Por favor enviame tus videos. Estoy suscrito.
Tosa raba.
muy lindas lecciones, Dios les bendiga! gracias por compartir! Thankyou!!
Eu agradeço muito pela aulas
Wonderful channel. I wish there were English subtitles so I could connect what the sounds are to the meaning more easily 🙏🏼
Thanks! Did you start watching in order from lesson 1? Actually we don't translate to English on purpose, because you will ultimately learn better if you understand the Hebrew directly without forming a habit of translating everything into English. You can read more here: freehebrew.online/why-our-method/
Amo suas aulas.
I very much appreciate your method! It seems much more natural to me than rote memorization.
However, I've encountered a small problem in the schedule for Day 5 of Week 4: it says to practice writing the new letters but I haven't seen how to hand write them, and am particularly uncertain about how to write lamed...
(Next day...)
Sorry! - I looked deeper into the Resources page and found the alphabet practice worksheets under "Printable Worksheets". Maybe it would help if you referenced that page in the Study Plan when says to practice writing new letters, so people are more aware that it exists.
Thanks again! Your program is such a blessing!
Check out this video, and also the alphabet worksheets on our resource page: freehebrew.online/resources
ruclips.net/video/hQ7MC61w6Fw/видео.html
זה טוב השיעור ב, יפה. תודה רבה.
Beautiful
La clase esta muy buena.una pequeñas sugerencias si fuera posible, pequeñas notitas, de algunas palabras, me gustaría mas.muchas gracias bendiciones..
Hola, Tito.
A medida que avanza en el curso (viendo los videos en orden), eventualmente verá que el texto aparece en la pantalla.
Si necesita ayuda para buscar una palabra, puede probar el diccionario en este sitio web:
semanticdictionary.org/semdic.php?databaseType=SDBH&language=sp
También tenemos lecciones de gramática disponibles aquí:
docs.google.com/document/d/1vfropO8TGn7TmG4ZD_72fG5jcvvYWpuMeV-Fwsuba-k/edit
Amazing vdoo😇😇
Muito bom.
Wonderful method of teaching! Trying to figure out what the "sofit" of the same letter does. 😢😪
A number of letters have two forms, the initial/medial form and the final form. The sofit form is the final form that occurs at the end of a word.
I am so grateful for your lessons! Where did you get your paper dolls( the ones you stuck on the board)?
The figures in the video are from a flannelgraph set we got from some friends. 😊
Maravilloso
Gracias por esas lecciones de hebreo, son muy buenas y fácil de entender.
Çok güzel bir anlatim
So good!!!
lovely content
Wonderful
It`s great!!
Excelente!
Great!@@!!
Gosto muito das suas aulas só que preciso de tradução para o português
Shalom Beth, ani Dr. Adit me-hodu (India). First of all thanks a million for such wonderful videos... They are really making Hebrew learning so interesting !!! My question was... Some letters like מ or ת or ל appear as they are at some places, while at other places with a dot enclosed inside their shape (NOT the one below the letters which denotes the vowel "i" ). Like the word אֵלֶה which you hv written in the video. I am not able to type it here coz my mobile keyboard does not hv that feature. So what does that dot denote ?
Welcome! There are three different dots that all have the same appearance (a dot in the middle of the letter) but serve a different purpose. They are: dagesh, mappiq, and shuruk. We have a couple of free grammar books linked on the Resources page on our website where you can find a more detailed description:
freehebrew.online/resources/
En shlosháh hay dos puntos, uno el de la o y el otro el de la shin. ¿Se escriben realmente los dos puntos o se funden en uno solo? Gracias.
Esto depende de la tipografía. En משה (Moshe, Moisés) el Tanakh Simanim escribe los dos puntos, pero el Tanakh Snaith escribe solo uno.
@@pierreabbat6157 Muchas gracias.
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Thank you for allowing us to download your video's
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What’s interesting to me is that David here is represented as a man with dark complexion. While here in Italy and among churches here, David was always kinda portrayed as a blond hair light eyes light complexion guy. I assume in Israel they don’t have this picture of him.
Any depiction of David in which he's not a redhead is not biblically accurate (1 Sam. 16:12)
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Madam it is very nice and intresting God bless you Please display the pronenciation and meening in english I am finding difficuit to follow please re do all your vedioes
freehebrew.online/how-it-works
freehebrew.online/why-our-method
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