Great for a beginner because each word is printed very clearly and shown with its vowels. The pace gives you enough time to work out the pronunciation for yourself and the translation only comes at the end. Some internet classes are so fast and the words so small with no vowels that it could be all Greek to me!
My AHAVA for MUZIKAH was enlivened by a band called the CHALON of the SHEMESH. I had to take a MATOS, RAKEVET, and OTOBUS to get to the concert I read about in the ITON, where someone gave me a special SHOKOLAD. They were on stage LES'CHEK a special (SHEER) she was singing while LIK'RO from a M'CHABERET. She threw her IPARON and M'CHABERET and I caught it. I LICH'TOV about a MACH'SHEV that wanted LE'ECHOL all the AVIR and ADAMAH. However, the ADAMAH was far too powerful and ancient, and put the MACH'SHEV LISHON, where it learned the value of SHUL'CHAN and KIS'OT.
i love this way of learning to decode the sounds of the words. I wish there were 50 flash cards of words used most often. I watched other videos but your way is the best because you don't give the English letters and i have to focus and remember the sounds of the Hebrew letters first. Other flash cards don't sound out the Hebrew letters this way i don't know if i decoded the word correctly. The only thing i have problem with is remembering the meaning of the words as a beginner. it's great i can sound out the words but i don't know what they mean lol I guess that takes time.
I'm a novice only a few days in myself...however I can point out that's not simply a consonantal ch, like kaf, but het which is a gutteral or sometimes known as a consonantal vowel I believe. The gutteral is aspirated enough we might not discern it with the vowel as an English speaker except for the throatiness over the vowel. I think about how the diphthong in Leah sounds really quick, it's a new vowel sound. Maybe מח becomes m'kha like that but with a gutteral consonant in the middle instead of a silent one at the end. Idk, hope someone who knows anything can say... Kinda wondering if the wrong form was used? מַחְבֶּרֶת transliterates as machberet while the one in the video seems to be transliterated as m'khaberet. Pretty close to an English speaker either way.
The letter Nun comes in 2 forms one in the begging/middle of a word which looks like this נ and one in a final form this happens only if the letter Nun is at the end of the word. In that case the letter Nun looks like this ן this is where you might confuse it with the letter Vav which loos similar but shorter, it looks like this ו. (more like the size of the letter i in English, where final Nun is longer and goes down more) hope it was helpful good luck!!
@@old-sage Thank you! I think I simply need practice discerning those differences. I've been working at this for almost a month and feel like things are going pretty slow. I am hoping to get my brain around it soon!
Great for a beginner because each word is printed very clearly and shown with its vowels. The pace gives you enough time to work out the pronunciation for yourself and the translation only comes at the end. Some internet classes are so fast and the words so small with no vowels that it could be all Greek to me!
Wonderful teaching! Very useful for me, thank you so much for making this available free of charge.
My AHAVA for MUZIKAH was enlivened by a band called the CHALON of the SHEMESH. I had to take a MATOS, RAKEVET, and OTOBUS to get to the concert I read about in the ITON, where someone gave me a special SHOKOLAD. They were on stage LES'CHEK a special (SHEER) she was singing while LIK'RO from a M'CHABERET. She threw her IPARON and M'CHABERET and I caught it. I LICH'TOV about a MACH'SHEV that wanted LE'ECHOL all the AVIR and ADAMAH. However, the ADAMAH was far too powerful and ancient, and put the MACH'SHEV LISHON, where it learned the value of SHUL'CHAN and KIS'OT.
I really enjoyed this and can remember these words!
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i love this way of learning to decode the sounds of the words. I wish there were 50 flash cards of words used most often. I watched other videos but your way is the best because you don't give the English letters and i have to focus and remember the sounds of the Hebrew letters first. Other flash cards don't sound out the Hebrew letters this way i don't know if i decoded the word correctly. The only thing i have problem with is remembering the meaning of the words as a beginner. it's great i can sound out the words but i don't know what they mean lol I guess that takes time.
keep at it!! wishing you lots of success in your studies!
Thank you for this very simple teaching
This is most helpful for a novice like me! Thank you!
I know...same here. But I don't think it's active anymore. Shane...but will still use it..
I like your teaching, you are a good teacher
Glad to hear that :)
Great teacher, bless you!
Absolutly useful. Thank you so much
תודה, באמת עזרת לי ללמוד את השפה העברית! זה היה מועיל. נתראה ב
AWESOME...👌 👏 Thanks
Please make more intermediate videos 🙏. Quite helpful
Very informative and helpful. Thank you.
Thank you. Very helpful indeed.
It's very useful....Thank You....
Good luck!
THANKS, IT’S USEFUL INDEED. MAY JEHOVAH BLESS YOU MORE.
Thank you
Great Stuff Old Sage [or is it Sagess?], many thanks going your way !! :)
Thankyou
sometime I cofuse in sofit noon and sofit vov. I am from India
good lesson
7.05 - why do we say machberet if the "a" sound is underneath the "ch"?
I'm a novice only a few days in myself...however I can point out that's not simply a consonantal ch, like kaf, but het which is a gutteral or sometimes known as a consonantal vowel I believe. The gutteral is aspirated enough we might not discern it with the vowel as an English speaker except for the throatiness over the vowel. I think about how the diphthong in Leah sounds really quick, it's a new vowel sound. Maybe מח becomes m'kha like that but with a gutteral consonant in the middle instead of a silent one at the end. Idk, hope someone who knows anything can say... Kinda wondering if the wrong form was used? מַחְבֶּרֶת transliterates as machberet while the one in the video seems to be transliterated as m'khaberet. Pretty close to an English speaker either way.
It’s a typo. The correct spelling is מַחְברת
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6:37 This is wrong. The correct spelling is מַחְברת
I need clarity on the difference between a vuv and nun, they seem to look the same in the lesson. I'm sure there is something I'm missing. Thanks!
The letter Nun comes in 2 forms one in the begging/middle of a word which looks like this נ and one in a final form this happens only if the letter Nun is at the end of the word. In that case the letter Nun looks like this ן this is where you might confuse it with the letter Vav which loos similar but shorter, it looks like this ו. (more like the size of the letter i in English, where final Nun is longer and goes down more) hope it was helpful good luck!!
@@old-sage Thank you! I think I simply need practice discerning those differences. I've been working at this for almost a month and feel like things are going pretty slow. I am hoping to get my brain around it soon!
נ ן Nun
ו vav is shorter
( I ) this is a nun that you use only at the end of a word.
The regular nun is this נ
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The way to read words in Hebrew looks like to read words in Arabic. It's from right to left.
madam sometime you pronounce v to resh . I dont vov and resh
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