This is your easy guide into basic Hebrew grammar
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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(Ahnee) I אני
(Ahtah) you singular male אתה
(Aht) you singular female את
(Hoo) he הוא
(Hee) she היא
(Anachnu) we אנחנו
(Ahtem) you plural male אתם
(Ahten) you plural female om אתן
(Hem) they male הם
(Hen) they female הן
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Please do more Hebrew grammar videos. This was very useful.
Thanks for the request!
Great lesson! Your pace and way of explaining is great and i understood everything!
Please keep going like this and btw you have beautiful eyes
Toda raba.!
I just started learning hebrew, all videos were quite boring, until I foimd your channel and I completed the test corectly, thanks for your sweet explanations🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Glad I could help 😄 good luck on your Hebrew learning journey!
Excellent video to learn Hebrew
Thank you
So pleasant colour of voice of her.... Helps to like hebrew even more.
Tziyonim yemach shemom!
Toda raba,
Thank you for the lesson 👍
Thank you! I only got two right, but I am just starting, and I feel like your video and your teaching style is just the right pace for me. PEACE ❤
So happy to hear! כל הכבוד!
Great video, thank you!!
I especially liked the exercise in the end. Makes it so much more fun to learn through yt videos
Glad it helped! 😃
Indian Christian here 🇮🇳✝️🙏🏻 i really admire israel and its people and even trying to learn the language although im not good enough but i will soon reach to the native level fluency
הרבה אהבה מהודו לישראל❤
So glad to hear! Good luck on your Hebrew learning journey! 😄
@@multisingual1241 תודה רבה 🥰
כל הכבוד
Useful video, I already had a book and some audios to learn Hebrew but having videos like these help to reinforce my learning.
Shalom Ubrajá!
Saludos desde México!
So glad to hear! Keep on learning! 😃
Thank you very much. Very Interesting
❤תודה. אני יהודי מאתיופיה
This is SOOOO nicely explained!! Thank you so much 🙏🏻
You’re very welcome! I’m glad it was clear
Gotta love AI.
Love 101 Hebrew
"And with time, remembering this pattern will come easy as Pi." 😊
Why do people always think they need music in the background?
Thy really need
I hate the music too.
מאוד כיף 😊
תודה ☺️
תודה שלום 🤍♥️🤍
thanks for guide
You’re welcome! Hope it helped
Hello teacher, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
The word תקל is ease but in Genesis 16:4 it is translated as despise
it's right?
please help
Perfect lesson!
Glad it was useful! 😃
can a non-Jew learn modern Hebrew out of curiosity? I’m originally from Morocco but raised in Italy and as a former Muslim atheist I send my condolences for what is happening out there ❤️
Absolutely! Thank you for standing with us 🇮🇱 I have several Hebrew language videos if you’re looking for a place to start ☺️
Ofc! I’m an atheist ethnic jew, anyone can learn a language
@@TheresmoreThanthat Hashem loves you
@@plnbdy sorry if I’m being stupid.. but who??
@@plnbdy nvm I just looked it up
Thanks for the video it is a good refresher. i don't really understand the conjugation of nouns tho. For instance, I would assume that the plural of women (nishim) would end on -ot but it does on -im, as if it were a masc noun. But I do have to conjugate the verb to the feminine form, like holchot instead of holchim. How is this possible?
All feminine nouns are conjugated +ot. Woman will be feminine because a woman is feminine 😉. I can make a video further explaining plural noun conjugations if you’d like.
Awesome video!!
Hi Teacher (what is your name?), do you know of a book for learning to speak Hebrew that uses this method---transliteration---so that I don't have to learn the complicated aleph-bet? I saw your other lessons and they were very good, like this one. Thank you.
Hi I’m so happy to hear my videos helped you learn some Hebrew! My name is Matty 😃 unfortunately, I don’t know of any books with transliteration to recommend. I’ll drop a link here if I find anything.
Please give me the name of a book that teaches spoken Hebrew using Romanized Hebrew words, just like you do in your excellent lessons. Thanks.
Unfortunately I don’t know of any but I’ll let you know if I find any in the future.
@@multisingual1241 You should write that book. Just a short one, covering the basics. It is much easier for us to learn spoken Hebrew this way.
No no! Learn the אב! You can do it! It's okay to use transliteration to practice speaking.... but after you learn to say it THEN learn the characters for each word you remember and know how to say.... learn to write the words you know.... learn the אב word by word.... no need to set out on a grand mission to "learn the אב!" One word at a time.... you'll learn it more deeply this way anyway.... kids learn to say what they need to say to get what they need and want and fill in the gaps as they go.... do that. 🙏❤️
I got all of them right. I really want to learn
So thank you.
Nice job! ☺️
Your eyes are awesome!
Will you upload a full course on hebrew ? 😅
Sure! What would you like to learn next? Some more grammar or vocabulary?
BOTH!!
Coming right up! 😄
I am from India 🇮🇳 and I want to learn Hebrew😍
So glad you want to learn! Hope my video could help you grasp the early grammar 😄 🇮🇱
Hi, I'm curious about it. Can we call mami to our brother or sister?
That’s not a term used no
תודה ברוך השם. חג ההודיה של הסנדקים! חיים שם ישוע המשיח מלך 🤴 מרי אמא אסירת תודה 😌 תהילה נצחון קדוש ✌️ אמן הודיה
I love your teaching, but you are too fast.
Infact if you can be, a little slow in you teaching your presentation is good. I love it!
Thanks for the feedback! 😃
Most of them! My biggest mix up is remembering the pronouns out of context. I learned them in a song so if I don’t say them in order, I have to take an extra couple seconds to figured that out first.
I really need to get on top of memorizing those first. 😆🤦♀️.
Well done! Yeah that can take some extra time, but with practice I’m sure you’ll know them in no time 😃
can i get the notes in pdf
By any chance, do you give personal lessons?
I give private Yiddish classes only
@@multisingual1241 not Hebrew? That's a pity
Yehidi loi tziyoini.
תודה רבה! שלום מאינדונזיה
I got the exercise right! You explained it very well! Hebrew is quite logical! God in His Son Yeshua Maschiach bless you! !תודה
Thank you I’m glad it was clear 😃
Please do not super impose videographic and text as it makes harder to see /read text. 🙏
Ok
Será que essa moça é israelense? Ou ela é judia israelense? Shalom alechein
I wish english would split the you into singular and plural
We have done this in the southern US with our traditional use of "y'all." Dr. Rob Plummer uses this for clarification between second personal singular and plural forms in Greek paradigms on the Daily Dose of Greek.
It used to in the Middle Ages. Shakespeare language also still had Thee and Thou.
Guy these girl is very beautyfull!
אני
אחה
אח
האו
חיא
אנחנו
אחם
אחן
הם
הן
How do i say the R
The Hebrew “R” is rolled from the back of the throat, similar to French. I’m sure there are tutorials from native speakers that can help you out, but unfortunately I still haven’t mastered it myself.
@@multisingual1241 Wouldn't it also be ok to pronounce it as a trill or as tap/flap like some Mizrahim/Sephardim communities do, and since it is the biblical pronunciation too.
Rrrrrrrrrreessh
It's too fast to me
I’m sorry about that. Would you like me to explain things slower next time?
plssssss
can you tell me the name of the book you showed in the video
That was the after-meal blessing we say in Judaism. It’s called Birchat Hamazon (ברכת המזון) and you can probably find it online as well with the translation
@@multisingual1241 thanky very much
it's good but the presentation is bad....please make in Powepoint
I would love to learn Palestinian 😉
Then go to someone who speaks it
then why are you here? also its not plestinan. its arabic.
Hopefully this can help you, by listening to it in context;
ruclips.net/p/PLWYTCTN78GpH74I3GbB2YP7HxTgxNr9Yo
Even if they have their own dialect, I’m afraid you’ll need someone else to teach you. Stick around if you’d like to learn Yiddish or Hebrew
Funny you should say that, since there's no such language. Hebrew happens to be the only extant language that's native to the Levant, so that's in fact the closest thing to "Palestinian" you'll be able to find. Otherwise go find one of the million Arabic language learning videos elsewhere and stop trolling this apolitical channel made by an American polyglot girl (who makes videos on many other languages besides Hebrew).
I would love to learn Palestinian 😉
That’s a dialect not a language. I’m sure there are many Arabic speaking channels on RUclips to help you out. Unfortunately my channel will not be of aid to you
You dream impossibles
@@multisingual1241 Good