Thank you and blessings upon your house for this!! I've been learning bits and pieces of the sacred language here and there - however, that isn't enough. I wish to become fluent in time so that I can read The Torah for myself.
Very informative. Thank you for the time you have taken to make this video. And also, thank you for taking time to break down the pronunciation for beginners like myself.
Thanks for asking. The Hebrew calendar is different than the Gregorian calendar. Thus the names are different. In the Hebrew calendar, the months' names are not numbered. They have unique names and those are: 1. tishrei 2. ẖeshvan 3. kisleav, etc. The origin of the names is Babylonian(as far as I know. Not an expert on that topic). You can find some references in the bible and scriptures to the months as the "first month", "Second month" and so on. In this case, it is just the ordinal numbering. That is not so common in modern Hebrew though. You can read more here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_calendar#Months
@@HebrewWithBen And the time of every one of the three is: Tishrei - the most of the time in september. Heshvan - the most of the time in october. Kisleav - most of the time in november. About the Gregorian calender in Hebrew: January - Yanuar February - Februar March - Merts/Mars April - April🙃 May - Mai June - yuni July - yuli August - Ogust (it's almost the same as in English) September - September🙃 October - October🙃 November - November (sometimes we say Nuvember) December - Detsember.
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Yo wtf why is it so similar to Armenian week order ?!? Week in Armenian means Shabat and also Saturday Erkushabti - Monday ( erku - two ) Ereqshabti - Tuesday ( ereq - three) Choreqshabti - Wednesday ( chors - four) Hingshabti - Thursday (hing - five) Urbat - Friday Shabat - Saturday Kiraki - Sunday
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Thank you and blessings upon your house for this!! I've been learning bits and pieces of the sacred language here and there - however, that isn't enough. I wish to become fluent in time so that I can read The Torah for myself.
Very informative. Thank you for the time you have taken to make this video. And also, thank you for taking time to break down the pronunciation for beginners like myself.
You are welcome. I appreciate your feedback. Thanks!
TODA RABA THESE LESSONS ARE VERY HELPFUL! 🙂
I love this ❤❤❤
Thank youYou so an excellent job of enunciating and demonstrating the correct way to pronounce each Hebrew word.
Useful ... Thank you sir
Thanks for the feedback! Toda :)
This is a great channel! Keep up the good work.
Great video! Thank you! 🤗
תודה!
💖💖 Thank you so much!!
En Be'ad ma!
@@HebrewWithBen
I had to search for what 'en be'ad ma' means for a long time, but I found it. 💝
Nehedár! נהדר :)
תודה רבה.
Thank you
אין בעד מה
@@HebrewWithBen שכחת לתרגם😊
That means "your welcome".
@@eazytv1964 Thanks:)
Toda
We are trying to stay away from the pagan names of the week, months, “planets”, etc according to Exodus 23:13. Would the months also be numbered then?
Thanks for asking.
The Hebrew calendar is different than the Gregorian calendar. Thus the names are different.
In the Hebrew calendar, the months' names are not numbered. They have unique names and those are:
1. tishrei
2. ẖeshvan
3. kisleav, etc.
The origin of the names is Babylonian(as far as I know. Not an expert on that topic).
You can find some references in the bible and scriptures to the months as the "first month", "Second month" and so on. In this case, it is just the ordinal numbering. That is not so common in modern Hebrew though.
You can read more here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_calendar#Months
@@HebrewWithBen And the time of every one of the three is:
Tishrei - the most of the time in september.
Heshvan - the most of the time in october.
Kisleav - most of the time in november.
About the Gregorian calender in Hebrew:
January - Yanuar
February - Februar
March - Merts/Mars
April - April🙃
May - Mai
June - yuni
July - yuli
August - Ogust (it's almost the same as in English)
September - September🙃
October - October🙃
November - November (sometimes we say Nuvember)
December - Detsember.
Hebrew weekdays = Vietnamese weekdays
Which 1 starts from Sunday
Chinese weekdays = getDay() in JavaScript = English weekdays
Which 1 starts from Monday
Interesting... Thanks
Great but -lease align the text with the reading...
YES.
where's the nikud Mr.Ben
Hi,
The Hebrew in some past lessons on my channel is Nikkud-less.
Yo wtf why is it so similar to Armenian week order ?!?
Week in Armenian means Shabat and also Saturday
Erkushabti - Monday ( erku - two )
Ereqshabti - Tuesday ( ereq - three)
Choreqshabti - Wednesday ( chors - four)
Hingshabti - Thursday (hing - five)
Urbat - Friday
Shabat - Saturday
Kiraki - Sunday
Just bothering Israelis on the street with Ma shema?