Practice reading Hebrew words with Hebrew vowels (nikud)

Practice reading Hebrew words with Hebrew vowels (nikud)
learn how to read and pronounce correctly
Practice the reading and pronunciation of Hebrew words with different vowels

[@HebrewGirl]

This video was helpful to me as a beginner Hebrew student. Thanks for sharing!

[@christopherconey732]

Wonderful presentation; thank you so much !!!

[@alonamaklakova4893]

Very useful video!

[@old-sage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-en3uh4tq5r]

תודה רבה🌹👍🌹 בהצלחה 🌷👍🌷

[@HhxGhd]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lailanashim274]

I like you. אני אוהב ואתך!

[@ruthcitayamabahcitayam1236]

I like learn hebrew now..

[@mingosutu]

Thanks. Nice work. Behatzlakha. I think lakha means for you or to you. So, does behatz mean luck?
So, good luck would be luck to you? Or am I wrong?

[@old-sage]

I love your comment so much! you are on the right track with lekha (lecha) means to you, and many Hebrew words would have the root word with an ending to the word that would indicate a belonging to someone, for example female or male. However this specific word dose not. 'Behatzlacha' means literally 'with luck' which means good-luck, and good luck to you would be Behatzlacha lecha. :) Love your train of thought you are defiantly on the right path. Wishing you behatzlacha in your studies!

[@Faithandlive492]

2:54

[@mschauki]

I see the kamatz as a little T :)

[@Aliuwaliullah]

توھان صحيح چيو بيت مطلب house😊😊❤

[@marbayrugaza]

at the event

[@mulleraron3204]

מורה תובה

[@thalaipuituitan753]

Its exactly the same as Mizo vowels pronounciation.... They say we Mizos are one of the lost tribes of Israel. we have many traits with the Israellites, our folktales are also are all on the basis of Israel. where we wander due to the occupation by the enemies

[@old-sage]

Thalaipuitu itan that's very interesting thank you for sharing!