Hebrew - Approach/Draw Near - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 119

Learn the word for lion and two new verbs that will serve you well in your reading. (PG warning for parents: includes a clip of a lion eating a zebra it killed)
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Film clips from:
The Prince of Egypt (1998)
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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey by Ubisoft

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Wonderful lessons all the time. You are a great teacher. I am reading with much more ease now. Truly, may God reward you. תודה רבה.

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I was so shocked when there was a lion! Great lesson!! (I'm glad I'm almost caught up!)

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omitted dagesh in (damim) at 9;45

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[@platopiglet]

Love it. Would you recommend doing Pimsleur Hebrew as well?

[@jyotsnanath695]

TQ so much for lesson 119. Lovely to follow through. Appreciate your hard work.
Just one request.....when you read the bible passages, can you go just a bit slower please. TQ.

[@berkey_6098]

Hola Beth! Una pregunta: en el minuto 8:38 aparece la palabra מטה (mitá) y quiero saber que significa?

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[@carolinequinton5980]

Dear Beth, Please don't worry if this is something you will cover in another lesson, but is there something called a Weyikṭol verb as at 15.00 minutes, where is says "We will go" וְנָבוֹאָה ? I am wondering why a weqatal form is not used, and also why the 'ah' ָה sound is added at the end of the word so that it is not just וְנָבוֹא ! Thank you so much! I think I might have seen weyiktol verbs in the Bible but I can't see to find out what they are for! If this is covered in a future lesson please don't worry to explain, or may be I have missed it in a past lesson.....

[@AlephwithBeth]

Yes, you can have a vav conjunction on a yiqtol verb form. It isn't a different meaning than a normal yiqtol verb. It's another way to link future actions. The 'ah' ָה sound in that sequence is something we haven't covered much yet (good eye!), but in this case it makes the verb "cohortative," giving the meaning: "let's do..." So in that sequence, "let's approach the house," "let's enter the house," "let's pass by the guard," "let's go out of the house." I don't expect people to understand the details here, but just to go with the flow. 😊 We'll see cohortative verbs more in the future sometime.

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@@AlephwithBeth Oh, thank you so much Beth - I got terribly confused trying to look it up online, but it's all clear now - thank you!🙂

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