HITPAEL & VAV, what is the root? | HEBREW VERBS and their RULES EXPLAINED

In the Hebrew binyan of hitpael you find roots with 3 and 4 letters. In some cases, it is difficult to determine which is the original root. And why is that important? Well, if you want to become fluent in the Hebrew language, and you cannot recognize the original root of a Hebrew verb, then you cannot navigate the menorah of verbs. Navigating the menorah is essential for moving between active & passive and transitive & intransitive Hebrew verbs.
In the next video, I will explain ayin-vav roots in hifil. • HEBREW ROOTS WITH VAV ...
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[@claudiafrank6684]

Like always, a great video.

[@HebrewVerbs]

תודה 😘😘

[@edenstavstein-mcleod6411]

Are you expecting or planning in anyway for any updated version of your books?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you for writing. There is a plan to piblish a new edition of the workbook. It will be completely with nikud.
An alternative to the books is the 90 day course on Hebrew verbs: www.hebrew-verbs.com

[@izabelafryda7103]

Rut, can you explain why we change a letter in hitpael sometimes like to use להשתמש

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello, I made a video series about this. The first video is this one: ruclips.net/video/Q_xSpSLgWUs/видео.html

[@Uelyehudi]

Shalom. May you please make this video in spanish???

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hola. :-) Los otros idiomas se publican en los próximos días. Los que tienen mi newsletter tienen acceso ya ❤

[@JoséCarrillo-09]

Dónde consigo el libro de verbos?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Gracias por tu interés. En mi página web encuentras todos los detailles: www.hebrew-verbs.com