4 Connecting Words in Hebrew

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • This 24 minute video discusses the main conjunctions and prepositions in Hebrew, including inseparable prefixes like vav ("and"), beth ("in"), lamed ("to"), and kaph ("like").
    If you want a whole course in biblical Hebrew, based on reading through the book of Jonah, see my Udemy course: www.udemy.com/...

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  • @margaritoaguanta9042
    @margaritoaguanta9042 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much your teaching me for correct grammar

  • @TUMBEX1
    @TUMBEX1 6 лет назад +6

    Dear Ken,
    This is great!

  • @gavrielsanders8681
    @gavrielsanders8681 5 лет назад +7

    There are some occasions wherein Hebrew words begin with "vav" as an independent consonant vs. a conjunctive. One example comes from Gen. 11:30: וַתְּהִי שָׂרַי עֲקָרָה אֵין לָהּ וָלָד
    Sarai was barren and childless. The last word "valad" means child (related to "yeled" and Arabic "walad".) Another case is Exodus 38:28 where it speaks of וָוִים, which are hooks for the posts in the mishkan (the tent of meeting in the wilderness). The word "vav" actually means "hook". It's a biblical term that has survived down to Modern Hebrew as well. Modern Hebrew has numerous words that begin with vav as a primary consonant or as a loan word.

  • @user-lo9si5dx8t
    @user-lo9si5dx8t Год назад +1

    A similar thing in Arabic, the "Min" when followed by a word that begins with a Ya, for instance, the Nun disappears becomes silent, and morphs into the ya. Min Yakhsha becomes Meyakhcha (He, who fears)

  • @beebell7288
    @beebell7288 4 года назад +2

    תודה רבה!
    Very helpful!

  • @silverrush2508
    @silverrush2508 7 лет назад +3

    I just wanted to add that עַל can also mean: about, concerning or regarding. Just like how in English one can say "He will give a speech on a topic that is familiar to you all" or "He will give a speech about/regarding/concerning a topic that you are all familiar with".

  • @mredddon
    @mredddon 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks Brother Ken. I like your style of teaching. This was the first video I watched. I'll watch your Hebrew playlists.

    • @mredddon
      @mredddon 5 лет назад

      Additionally... it is with great wonder and amazement at how the Holy Spirit is stirring the body of Christ to learn Hebrew. End time move of God??? I think so!

  • @user-re3zu1yj3z
    @user-re3zu1yj3z 5 лет назад +2

    אני צריך להגיד לך משהו: זה נפלא ומצוינת! מזל טוב!

    • @annemburada6265
      @annemburada6265 4 года назад

      b-reshit
      bara elohim et ha הלוחות
      הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot
      v-et-ha-hurikanim.
      Ve GAM et ha-וירוס
      !!
      כֹּל
      הַכָּבוֹד
      b-reshit
      bara elohim et ha הלוחות
      הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot
      v-et-ha-hurikanim.
      Ve GAM et ha-וירוסהארור

  • @kevinkall8547
    @kevinkall8547 4 года назад

    I once heard from a grammar police officer that conjunctions aren't really words but are abbv'd words. You will find abbreviations in the dictionary but the point it's not a quote/unquote 'separate' word. For instance, cannot and can't have the same meanings but are not separate words. When I say separate, I mean having a life of its own. The one depends on the other. If cannot was lost in 300 years. The meaning of can't would also be lost.

  • @tjtampa214
    @tjtampa214 4 года назад +1

    Good lesson, thanks. 👍

  • @alexhaubold248
    @alexhaubold248 8 лет назад +9

    Toda Raba

  • @user-lo9si5dx8t
    @user-lo9si5dx8t Год назад +1

    vav is similar to the waw in Arabic. Except that the waw (wa) in Arabic can be detached from the actual word, it's not attached to it.

  • @Xgy33
    @Xgy33 5 лет назад +2

    actually in math "but" and "and" mean the same thing. If you replace and where but is in a sentence it still makes sense ! Thanks for the video

  • @nidiaperalta2783
    @nidiaperalta2783 4 года назад +1

    Thankyou

  • @mayanlogos92
    @mayanlogos92 4 года назад

    Thank you. Love that lesson

  • @JLP4444
    @JLP4444 4 года назад +1

    Very helpful content, but please work on sound quality (lots of pops and static)

  • @sandrarodriguez-cordero873
    @sandrarodriguez-cordero873 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome

  • @damonwereman9297
    @damonwereman9297 8 лет назад +2

    Thanks, Ken, good lessons. שלום

  • @depitesenate8247
    @depitesenate8247 8 лет назад +4

    and = ve
    for example ani ve'ata

  • @skinnyway
    @skinnyway 2 года назад +1

    great lesson - I was wondering why there was a "w" at the beginning of words... now i know its vav, not waw. and If I didnt start at a kindergarten level in learning Hebrew how would I get the basics?

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  2 года назад +1

      I plan to redo some of these but look for my numbers. #1 would be beginning

    • @skinnyway
      @skinnyway 2 года назад

      @@kenschenck thanks - I lost you for a bit. I forgot to sub and you got lost in the mix!! I have subbed now & will keep learning- thank you very much.

  • @micaiasmicaias
    @micaiasmicaias 8 лет назад

    what you try to explain sometimes si called equivalent dinamic traslation vs. literal traslation.

  • @CDGMR1
    @CDGMR1 5 лет назад

    Awesome video

  • @manuelalberiojr.5755
    @manuelalberiojr.5755 5 лет назад +1

    Toda raba.

  • @dmoolukka
    @dmoolukka 5 лет назад +2

    Hi Ken, can you please tell me about the prefix "ha"? Does it always mean "the"? Thank you, Darla :)

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  5 лет назад

      There are of course words that begin with ha. The word halak, for example, means to walk.

  • @brightho8013
    @brightho8013 Год назад

    וַיְּהִיmight be a bad example, pal. it can be easily verified by looking at Gen. 1, since there are a lot of "and it was so". my textbook teaches me that when yod employs a sheva, it cannot be doubled, so that the "double-letter" dot should be omitted., the correct form thus should be:
    וַיְהִיּ

  • @leejones2113
    @leejones2113 5 лет назад

    סרת טוב. אני חושב אתה יותר טוב מורה מאשר מורה שלי.

  • @mayanlogos92
    @mayanlogos92 4 года назад +1

    Min also more than
    Know that from memrise

    • @annemburada6265
      @annemburada6265 4 года назад

      b-reshit
      bara elohim et ha הלוחות
      הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot
      v-et-ha-hurikanim.
      Ve GAM et ha-וירוס
      !!
      כֹּל
      הַכָּבוֹד
      b-reshit
      bara elohim et ha הלוחות
      הטקטוניים v-et-ha-tsunamiyot
      v-et-ha-hurikanim.
      Ve GAM et ha-וירוסהארור

  • @hikersdiarysg4136
    @hikersdiarysg4136 5 лет назад

    and the earth

  • @walidgaming8553
    @walidgaming8553 3 года назад

    Hi sir can you tell me the meaning of לא and thank you so much for your help

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  3 года назад

      It means "not"

    • @walidgaming8553
      @walidgaming8553 3 года назад +1

      @@kenschenck thank you so much I am a new subscriber I hope you keep making videos like this

  • @hikersdiarysg4136
    @hikersdiarysg4136 5 лет назад

    and the earth;

  • @jmcglory12
    @jmcglory12 7 лет назад +1

    what about the mem in verse 2? "merachephet" am I to read that as "from hover"?? seems weird

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  7 лет назад

      King Jay the mem is a participle indicator here.

    • @jmcglory12
      @jmcglory12 7 лет назад

      so how is marechaphet read? hovering? hovered? I'm getting thrown off by the mem and the tav

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  7 лет назад

      I've seeing hovering. It's a Pi'el stem, so something like, "putting into a shaken state."

    • @jmcglory12
      @jmcglory12 7 лет назад

      Wow ok thanks

    • @oscarnarvaezmontiel2328
      @oscarnarvaezmontiel2328 7 лет назад

      Ken Schenck: is female. And is linked to the « veruaj helohim»

  • @JakupPallster
    @JakupPallster 7 лет назад

    For a new beginner like me. What are the dots under the letter Waw and the crosses under other letters. Sometimes they use 3 dots or even a line under a letter. Is there a logical function using them?

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  7 лет назад +2

      Jákup Páll Østerø these are vowels. 1. Is a kind of eye. Two dots is a kind of e. Three dots is a short e. the cross is a long a. One line is a short a

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  7 лет назад +1

      Jákup Páll Østerø sorry I was dictating

    • @efijohn4034
      @efijohn4034 6 лет назад

      These are the hebrew vowels. Different vowels make different sound like e, ah, ee,etc

    • @clairebennett7831
      @clairebennett7831 6 лет назад

      These are vowels. You find them in prayer books but not in an Israeli newspaper, as they were used to help people pronounce the words correctly in prayer or reading.

  • @jeremyjames7476
    @jeremyjames7476 6 лет назад

    does the vav have to have the vowels every time

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  6 лет назад +1

      When the vav is at the beginning of a word, it will either have a vowel under it or it will be a shureq (with a dot in it, meaning it is pronounced "oo"

  • @depitesenate8247
    @depitesenate8247 8 лет назад

    I thought it was "ve"

  • @nicolegallagher4319
    @nicolegallagher4319 2 месяца назад

    Good video, but you keep referring to the "Old Testament", but the original Hebrew is from the Jewish Bible known as Tanach. The Christian "Old Testament" is a highly corrupted version of the Tanach.

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  2 месяца назад

      I would say the text is the same but the interpretation is different.

  • @syedmdabid7191
    @syedmdabid7191 4 года назад +1

    paenitet! Nolo scire Hebrew.

  • @1controversial
    @1controversial 2 года назад +1

    Suruk not Shurek

  • @kc711
    @kc711 4 года назад

    Verbose

  • @gregoryadamson9602
    @gregoryadamson9602 4 года назад +1

    HaMoshiach = The Messiah (the chosen one) ha moshiach = the messiah (anyone anointed with oil) The messiah (ha moshiach) went to the store. The Messiah (HaMoshiach) built the temple.
    I think.... Anyone help me if you can.

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  4 года назад

      I would say ha-mashiach.

    • @mossaic13
      @mossaic13 4 года назад

      Everybody has their own own interpretations of ancient hebrew. But we should remain open to the work of Creator is far more vast then we think.
      Mashiach = Messiah
      Does it really translate, 'Anointed with Oil'...? I think so, but there's more to it.
      *YaH's Place of Slaughter*
      God's Threshing Floor
      Thor's Hammer... Unstoppable Juggernaut
      .
      Samson, made Great *Mess* of things.

    • @mossaic13
      @mossaic13 4 года назад

      Wow I just realize my youtube ID, Mossaic.
      Its so close to Mashiach.
      I've been using this name tag for years and years... long before I even took interest in ancient hebrew.
      Even as a kid playing video games I used Mossaic;
      I see now, Papa The Creator, has always intended for me to learn ancient hebrew.
      Lifting my heart to Him, giving Him all the credit, and glory.

  • @syedmdabid7191
    @syedmdabid7191 4 года назад

    Nolo scire Hebrew.

  • @ya2a16
    @ya2a16 5 лет назад +2

    You talk too much

    • @joshuakofman258
      @joshuakofman258 4 года назад

      Livin on my own then go to another channel. Just because you’re lazy and don’t want to learn doesn’t mean everyone is the same .

    • @ya2a16
      @ya2a16 4 года назад +1

      @@joshuakofman258 I'm not lazy nd always want to learn , I was smart enough to move to another channel, Hebrew pod, nd now read, write nd speak Hebrew well even though I'm not native English speaker . I guess you did the same 😂

    • @joshuakofman258
      @joshuakofman258 4 года назад

      Livin on my own i respect that bro. Hebrew is a tough language for anyone. Congrats to you! 🇮🇱

  • @moriahthompson9404
    @moriahthompson9404 7 лет назад

    Oh wait, is this Biblical hebrew?

    • @Christian-cg1nx
      @Christian-cg1nx 7 лет назад

      Mariah Thompson just wondering the same.

    • @jpworowski
      @jpworowski 5 лет назад

      Yes, he is talking about Biblical Hebrew. At the end of the video, he reads the beginning of Genesis 1. However, a lot of what he says applies to Modern Hebrew as well.

  • @hikersdiarysg4136
    @hikersdiarysg4136 5 лет назад

    and the earth