@@ChrisJClark-ih2oo as english speaker korean is hard to get a foot hold. I am finding hebrew is for me, In my Head. Learning it feels like a good paced climb. Though i know very little the climb is early lol. Much to learn.
@@SammytheawesomeILikePotatoes Biblical Hebrew sounds similar to Arabic and Aramaic. Modern Hebrew sounds kinda like German/French and also a bit "forced", like an artificial language.
@@jamestoliman9081 I see what you're trying to do. Jews have read the Bible in its original Hebrew every Sabbath for thousands of years without end. We don't need outsider theories on our authenticity.
Random, but it would have been useful to put black lines under the phrase we were to guess. I couldn't guess where the spaces were. Useful video, Thank you!
@jellyrcw12 Thanks for pointing this out! The video is now clickable. You can also view all of our playlists here! th-cam.com/users/HebrewPod101playlists
The role of vowels in English (or any other Indo-European language) and Hebrew is drastically different, that's why reading Hebrew without vowels is NOT the same as reading English without them.
@@seandarke1892 In Judaism this is done to respect the name of the Creator as commanded in Deuteronomy 12:4 which prohibits erasing, destroying or desecrating the name of the Creator. For example in Judaism if a paper containing the name of the Creator is torn or burned or crushed or erased then a name written as G-d will not be disrespect if it is torn or burned or crushed or erased. For the same reason you will not find any statue in the form of a man or woman in a synagogue because this is forbidden in the Ten Commandments.
The Silver rule. I figured it out only because I knew of Hillel the elder. My question: in hand writing form, the Alph looks like two letters, why? Why not keep it simple and make it one connected character?
Hello Mohammad, Thank you for your comment. You can find the rest of the lessons on our website: www.hebrewpod101.com/index.php?cat=35 Sincerely, Lena Team HebrewPod101.com
I learned biblical Hebrew first, which is pointed to indicate vowel sounds. I find myself utterly lost when trying to read modern Hebrew without those points. After watching this video, I still don't really understand how it can be done.
Thanks so much for answering students' questions. If I may: I noticed that in some cases a shin-prefix is added to personal pronouns (e.g. או שהוא יפסיק). Is there a rule as to when to add the shin and what does it mean? ... originally I thought it was after a vowel sound or only after או but neither seems to be correct. Thanks.
Unfortunately, the letters in this sentence were too close to each other that it was difficult to know when one word ends and another starts. Try to leave more space between each word next time. I'm interested about learning Hebrew. I need to master the basics such as the alphabet before I enroll in a Hebrew class. have been exposed to French, Spanish & English. I have already learned three second languages.
If there are two israeli students named Jenna and Jenni And both wrote their names in a book as [Gimel] [nun] [nun] How could the teacher spells their name correctly?
Patricius Joshua These two names wouldn't be spelled the same. Jenna would be something like ג'נה and Jenny would be something like ג'ני. (In Modern Hebrew the apostrophe after a gimel gives the "J" sound found in the English pronunciation of Jenni/Jenna.) Gimmel, nun, nun, (גנן) actually means "a gardener". Don't forget that in Hebrew, the yud (י) is one of the few letters that can function as a vowel, which is why in this case, these two names would be spelled differently. Hope that helps.
Is there any online services for converting the herew texts without vowels into Hebrew text or sound with vowels or offline program which can be integrated to the google glass by which we can receive the right vowels when we are looking at the Hebrew words ? There should be some intelligent program which if we give it a Hebrew text withoit vowls it can preceisely and correctly read loudly a Hebrew text ..the learners cannot wait to become master over all pronounciations of words until they can start to read text without vowles ...
Proper way to read Hebrew in Torah is learned by study of Talked in yeshiva. Takes years. This is original authentic method for thousands of years. Shalom
+Takuhi Kiren Hi Takuhi Kiren, Thank you for posting! The word מחמדים (Makh'madim) is one of the sweetest words in the Hebrew language :) It's the plural form of the word מחמד (makh'mad), a literary word meaning something like "darling", or "a precious thing". Keep enjoying Hebrew! Sincerely, Yaara, Team HebrewPod101.com
Hi Louri Lopes, Thanks for your post! Yes, there is a difference in most cases between ח and כ. Note first, that "כ" is pronounced either as a C or a K sometimes (when dotted - כָּ), and as KH in other times. "ח" will never make a K/C sound. as per the "כ" = kh option - it might sound similar to "ח" but maybe a little more soft then the usual pronunciation of "ח" which is a direct and sharp consonant. Hope it helps, it can be confusing in the beginning but I'm sure you'll get the hang of it quickly :) Yours, Roi Team HebrewPod101.com
I want to learn basic root words then learn how to build on to them to make whole new words. Like prefixes. Like bread ,lechem to war,,, malchamah. Interesting!
I've been wondering about the teaching that there were not any vowels in the earliest Scriptures (eg. the Torah). I am now wondering if that doctrine is partially incorrect, in the light of the fact that aleph, hey, vav and yud can function as vowels. And I have been specifically wondering about the word "Cush" in GENESIS 2:13 of Young's Literal Translation. I assume that there was a Kish in Mesopotamia. And I assume that there was a Kesh in Mesopotamia (perhaps a spelling variation of Kish). When you consider the fact that there is a vav in "Cush" in GENESIS 2:13 of Young's Literal Translation, can you claim that GENESIS 2:13 definitely does not reference a Kish and / or Kesh in Mesopotamia ? Incidentally, Egyptian inscriptions refer to Ethiopia as Kesh. And I definitely believe that there was a Mesopotamian Kesh. Simply put, I believe that there were 2 places with similar names (written and spoken). I will greatly appreciate any wisdom and knowledge that anybody has to share with me in this rather broad matter.
Its not partially incorrect, its an actual lie. Consider how the vowel pointing system works. Aleph and Ayin are considered soundless consonants that merely serve as placeholders for vowel points, and He often functions the same way (when not a consonantal H sound). Meaning Aleph, Ayin, and He were obviously REAL vowels before the pointing system was created. Hebrew has vowels. Don't buy the lie. Aleph is A. Ayin (Oyin) is O. Vav is U. Yod is I/Y. He is E. Now you can read Biblical Hebrew without stupid points and dots. For words lacking any of these or where you obviously need a vowel but none of these is on that syllable, a short 'uh' sound will suffice.
Hi Hank, Thanks for commenting, For honesty - I didn't know this term up until you used it, looking at WP, seems that Hebrew is answering the criteria for ABJAD but I don't want to say anything more certain :) Yours, Roi Team HebrewPod101.com
Hi Gopesh Upadhyay, Thanks for posting! Well, when reading using voweled letters, one can see the dot above the vav, which makes an O, or "in" the vav (on its left side) and then the sound is U. When reading without one would have to be familiar with many Hebrew words and structures to read it correctly intuitively. That can't be taught unfortunately :) Happy to help! Yours, Roi Team HebrewPod101.com
Madam please help me god S name in Hebrew bible. Is it Jehovah or yawh? According to you which One is correct. Please I have been searching Hebrew teacher like u. Greetings from India
are you 100 % sure , that ancient Egyptian did never indicate any vowels ; as it is academically asserted about Hebrew and Arabic too ; which allegation is not quite true.
But what is the point? It is so deliberatly complicated. In european langauges you can learn so much about your language by gaining literacy. In hebrew this is all switched around. You can only read what you already know. I would be interested in learning but the fact that you cannot learn through reading but can only read what you already learnt is curbing my enthusiasm.
First of all thanky so much Yana. But hebru with out vowles for those second language it is very very hard to read and to write olso. why for example in hibru 2nd vowl and 7th vowel is the same and 1st and the 5th vowel is the same . Ashdod Ashdud .The other letter olso sh and s . If you don' t know which words are reading as sh and s this kind of problems are very hard to understand .The only solush as i understand first to know practicaliy speaking after that we know them to read it easly.
As a non native hebrew speaker I would spontaneously read it : "y-a-v-a","y-a-v-e" or also "y-a-o-e", "y-a-o-a" ; but the actual prononciation is unknown anyway
Safa nope. It’s 100% Yahuwah. It has been revealed to me by yahuwah himself. The bible says his name will be known among ALL generations. I believe this. It’s never been lost
I would never in a million years have been able to guess, "That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow." Never, I was guessing, "That witch shit falty don't dot are follow"(actually it wasn't even that good).
All languages EXCEPT Hebrew can be learned by reading first. Unfortunately, unless you already know the word, it's pronounciation (unless the text uses nikkud), will be impossible to sound out. Written Hebrew, at best, only gives clues about pronounciation not exact sounds.
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yes, it is almost the hardest part for me in Hebrew learning
15yr old channel
"Th t wh ch s h t f ...."
Was it easier than you thought?" NOT AT ALL!!!!!!
I was like "That which shifts" hahahaha
Exactly! 😲🧐😔😒
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@@bentijones9217 @a
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Even the second time around I still got: "That which shit falt my don'td to your follow"
Me too, bro! Has she ever watched wheel of fortune? We really need our vowels!
by watching this clip, i will definitely get ads offering me hebrew courses the next time I go on facebook
same, haha
That was the worst sentence to pick, makes me feel like a complete idiot...
Don't feel bad I had same problem... LOL
It's almost as hard as korean
Should have added the o to the sentence, then it's more similar to Hebrew
@@ChrisJClark-ih2oo as english speaker korean is hard to get a foot hold.
I am finding hebrew is for me, In my
Head. Learning it feels like a good paced climb. Though i know very little the climb is early lol. Much to learn.
@@TheKomotoz they're both insane langauges. How about this one ᠭᠡᠬᠦ *))
ᠲᠥᠪ ᠫᠷᠣᠼᠧᠰᠰᠣᠷ .. ?
hebrew, especially ivrit, is such a beautiful language. I'd love to speak it fluently..
I’m three years late but “עברית” and Hebrew mean the same thing. That’s just it’s name in its own language.
Wuuhuu try learning it. I am like into 3 months of learning and I’ve gotten to learn a lot.
Hyperion Hebrew could also refer to Biblical Hebrew called lashon kodesh. This is a very different sounding language. That is the difference
@@SammytheawesomeILikePotatoes Biblical Hebrew sounds similar to Arabic and Aramaic. Modern Hebrew sounds kinda like German/French and also a bit "forced", like an artificial language.
@@jamestoliman9081 I see what you're trying to do. Jews have read the Bible in its original Hebrew every Sabbath for thousands of years without end. We don't need outsider theories on our authenticity.
Random, but it would have been useful to put black lines under the phrase we were to guess. I couldn't guess where the spaces were. Useful video, Thank you!
Shalom! thank you very much for your hebrew lesson explaination! I am absolute beginner!
Shalom!thanks very much for Hebrew Bible study, yet too learn more Hebrew Bible.shalom❤.
@jellyrcw12 Thanks for pointing this out! The video is now clickable.
You can also view all of our playlists here! th-cam.com/users/HebrewPod101playlists
I miss you I wish you back again to teach
The role of vowels in English (or any other Indo-European language) and Hebrew is drastically different, that's why reading Hebrew without vowels is NOT the same as reading English without them.
Is a transliteration version of the Hebrew Bible available for purchase?
this doesn't help me at all :( i don't know all the hebrew words so how am i meant to guess the vowels?? smh
Learn more
Ikr! How to do this??
Git Gud.
@@BarrySwords HA
@@BarrySwords 😭😂
Now you try! "No c nt g t wh t y try ng t..." WHAT?
I really like speaking Hebrew I know lots of sentences and words
Nice
What’s the real vowel for G_D why hide vowels is it for code so enemy can’t see
@@seandarke1892 In Judaism this is done to respect the name of the Creator as commanded in Deuteronomy 12:4 which prohibits erasing, destroying or desecrating the name of the Creator.
For example in Judaism if a paper containing the name of the Creator is torn or burned or crushed or erased then a name written as G-d will not be disrespect if it is torn or burned or crushed or erased.
For the same reason you will not find any statue in the form of a man or woman in a synagogue because this is forbidden in the Ten Commandments.
Baby girl your a wonderful teacher
thank you Yana 😊😊😊
+I'd I'd You're welcome :)
The Silver rule. I figured it out only because I knew of Hillel the elder. My question: in hand writing form, the Alph looks like two letters, why? Why not keep it simple and make it one connected character?
@Moshé משה ∣⊂☞ א What?
Maybe I'll actually learn to read Hebrew this year! If I just do mmm t give up!
I WASN'T EVEN ABLE TO TELL THE ENGLISH SENTENCE
Yana, I am trying my best to learn hebrew because I want to be in Israel in 2021.
Can you please tell me what I should be taking next.
Thanks and hope to hear from you. ©®
August 27, 2020 @ 4:30 pm ©®
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i am just learning Hebrew. היא הייתה אישה די חכמה ואני האמנתי לה. thank you. :)
As far as that English language exercise goes, no I couldn’t read most of those words without the vowels, and I’m a native English speaker.
So is it just a matter of learning the vocab? So that you know the word to be able to read it without vowels?
Thank you,
I've watched the hebrew alphabet series but it ends after the letters zain and het, where are the rest of lessons?
Hello Mohammad,
Thank you for your comment.
You can find the rest of the lessons on our website:
www.hebrewpod101.com/index.php?cat=35
Sincerely,
Lena
Team HebrewPod101.com
Where to use vav and where to use vet in a word
you pronounced the same hebrew scentence first with the sound B and in the second time V instead of B
which one is correct?
I learned biblical Hebrew first, which is pointed to indicate vowel sounds. I find myself utterly lost when trying to read modern Hebrew without those points. After watching this video, I still don't really understand how it can be done.
I like to say thank you very much for yana. but i need you to read slowly
Toda. Very useful
Thanks so much ma'am. I love you
It's true that only used vowels (a) in ancient time Hebrew. ?
Thanks so much for answering students' questions. If I may: I noticed that in some cases a shin-prefix is added to personal pronouns (e.g. או שהוא יפסיק). Is there a rule as to when to add the shin and what does it mean? ... originally I thought it was after a vowel sound or only after או but neither seems to be correct. Thanks.
The ש prefix means "that" like, אני מצטער שאחרתי. I'm sorry - אני מצטער that I'm late שאחרתי. Just to say "I'm late" would just be אחרתי.
Hi...I've been studying beginning Hebrew and have learned to read using the niqqud. Can you tell me how I can learn to read Hebrew without them?
Unfortunately, the letters in this sentence were too close to each other that it was difficult to know when one word ends and another starts. Try to leave more space between each word next time. I'm interested about learning Hebrew. I need to master the basics such as the alphabet before I enroll in a Hebrew class. have been exposed to French, Spanish & English. I have already learned three second languages.
I was looking for a video of you about vowels but I found nothing.
Sorry she didn't mention that verbs are really easy as they fit into extraordinarily regular patterns.
outstanding way of teaching and i am surprised Hebrew is similar like arabic
yes that's impossible with English
there are more vowels in English it's harder
I would marry Yana in a heartbeat. Thank you for this
+Myles Teague of course you would.
lol that's awkward :)
You better step back buddy I already called dibs on her. Maybe if we ever get divorce you might have a chance
i really like the teacher!thank you very much and i will keep moving for the beautiful language!!
How do we get the listening practice? It's shown at the end of the video but there isn't a link
If there are two israeli students named Jenna and Jenni
And both wrote their names in a book as
[Gimel] [nun] [nun]
How could the teacher spells their name correctly?
Patricius Joshua These two names wouldn't be spelled the same. Jenna would be something like ג'נה and Jenny would be something like ג'ני. (In Modern Hebrew the apostrophe after a gimel gives the "J" sound found in the English pronunciation of Jenni/Jenna.) Gimmel, nun, nun, (גנן) actually means "a gardener". Don't forget that in Hebrew, the yud (י) is one of the few letters that can function as a vowel, which is why in this case, these two names would be spelled differently. Hope that helps.
+Patricius Joshua Teacher cries.
- 0:32
ooo, yay, easy!
"That which shit-filthy, donutdot your fellow."
... uhh.. huh?🤔
In fact you are a good teacher but I am not receiving any of your new videos here,I hope everything is ok
Is there any online services for converting the herew texts without vowels into Hebrew text or sound with vowels or offline program which can be integrated to the google glass by which we can receive the right vowels when we are looking at the Hebrew words ? There should be some intelligent program which if we give it a Hebrew text withoit vowls it can preceisely and correctly read loudly a Hebrew text ..the learners cannot wait to become master over all pronounciations of words until they can start to read text without vowles ...
Are there more videos for writing in Hebrew??
HELLO I have a question,, YHWH how is it pronounce? Just confused
Proper way to read Hebrew in Torah is learned by study of Talked in yeshiva. Takes years.
This is original authentic method for thousands of years.
Shalom
thanks for your fantastic class ,of hebrew alphabet even though u don't finish them yet .........!!! "ze Juma me zanzibar "
Hello can you tell me please what this word in english מחמדים
thank you :)
+Takuhi Kiren Hi Takuhi Kiren,
Thank you for posting!
The word מחמדים (Makh'madim) is one of the sweetest words in the Hebrew language :) It's the plural form of the word מחמד (makh'mad), a literary word meaning something like "darling", or "a precious thing".
Keep enjoying Hebrew!
Sincerely,
Yaara,
Team HebrewPod101.com
thanke very much :) Hebrew is a beautifull language
+Learn Hebrew with HebrewPod101.com
Hello :)
I have one more question. The root of מחמדים is חמד so what ist the letter מ (Mem) means? Thank you :)
@@HebrewPod101 how do you think in ivrit and not translate into English? Bivakashah geverti.
Hi, Yana. Does exist any difference between the sounds of כ and ח ?
Hi Louri Lopes,
Thanks for your post!
Yes, there is a difference in most cases between ח and כ.
Note first, that "כ" is pronounced either as a C or a K sometimes (when dotted - כָּ), and as KH in other times. "ח" will never make a K/C sound.
as per the "כ" = kh option - it might sound similar to "ח" but maybe a little more soft then the usual pronunciation of "ח" which is a direct and sharp consonant.
Hope it helps, it can be confusing in the beginning but I'm sure you'll get the hang of it quickly :)
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com
toda raba, Yana, for help.
Learn Hebrew with HebrewPod101.com
Hi I'm somali
I want to learn basic root words then learn how to build on to them to make whole new words. Like prefixes. Like bread ,lechem to war,,, malchamah. Interesting!
I've been wondering about the teaching that there were not any vowels in the earliest Scriptures (eg. the Torah). I am now wondering if that doctrine is partially incorrect, in the light of the fact that aleph, hey, vav and yud can function as vowels.
And I have been specifically wondering about the word "Cush" in GENESIS 2:13 of Young's Literal Translation. I assume that there was a Kish in Mesopotamia. And I assume that there was a Kesh in Mesopotamia (perhaps a spelling variation of Kish).
When you consider the fact that there is a vav in "Cush" in GENESIS 2:13 of Young's Literal Translation, can you claim that GENESIS 2:13 definitely does not reference a Kish and / or Kesh in Mesopotamia ?
Incidentally, Egyptian inscriptions refer to Ethiopia as Kesh. And I definitely believe that there was a Mesopotamian Kesh. Simply put, I believe that there were 2 places with similar names (written and spoken).
I will greatly appreciate any wisdom and knowledge that anybody has to share with me in this rather broad matter.
Its not partially incorrect, its an actual lie. Consider how the vowel pointing system works. Aleph and Ayin are considered soundless consonants that merely serve as placeholders for vowel points, and He often functions the same way (when not a consonantal H sound). Meaning Aleph, Ayin, and He were obviously REAL vowels before the pointing system was created.
Hebrew has vowels. Don't buy the lie. Aleph is A. Ayin (Oyin) is O. Vav is U. Yod is I/Y. He is E. Now you can read Biblical Hebrew without stupid points and dots. For words lacking any of these or where you obviously need a vowel but none of these is on that syllable, a short 'uh' sound will suffice.
So hebrew isn't an abjad? Or just a very very very impure one?
Hi Hank,
Thanks for commenting,
For honesty - I didn't know this term up until you used it, looking at WP, seems that Hebrew is answering the criteria for ABJAD but I don't want to say anything more certain :)
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com
I have never heard that phrase before and I could not figure it out
How much would it cost I cannot read English all at good
Which way is correct to say thank you in Hebrew? תודה תעדה
Hi Arianna M.,
Thanks for commenting!
The correct way is "תודה" (pronounced 'Toda').
Happy to assist!
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com
Is it me or does hiragana and hebrew have similar reading styles?
how to differentiate between u or o vowel in hebrew as hebrew letter for both are same ?
Hi Gopesh Upadhyay,
Thanks for posting!
Well, when reading using voweled letters, one can see the dot above the vav, which makes an O, or "in" the vav (on its left side) and then the sound is U.
When reading without one would have to be familiar with many Hebrew words and structures to read it correctly intuitively. That can't be taught unfortunately :)
Happy to help!
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com
Very good. Thank you very much!
0:45 - That which shit felt my donut dot your fellow. I have a suspicion I might be slightly off…
Thank see you
I wanna to teach me first and after 6month or may be year Look myself which questions I asked you If you don't wanna to do positive response than bye
Who wants to send him a friend request so we can develop our knowledge of the language
Ok
yana i love you
how can you read YHWH in paleo hebrew?
Madam please help me god S name in Hebrew bible. Is it Jehovah or yawh? According to you which One is correct. Please I have been searching Hebrew teacher like u. Greetings from India
are you 100 % sure , that ancient Egyptian did never indicate any vowels ; as it is academically asserted about Hebrew and Arabic too ; which allegation is not quite true.
Hi, how to use sha•vah' in a sentence?
why is site $1.00 i dont have that money to spend
and why is it not free to use :C
i dont go to McDonald tho
Cheapskate......
Yanina is great! :)
How to write my name Yorie Rumampuk. Thanks
But what is the point? It is so deliberatly complicated. In european langauges you can learn so much about your language by gaining literacy. In hebrew this is all switched around. You can only read what you already know. I would be interested in learning but the fact that you cannot learn through reading but can only read what you already learnt is curbing my enthusiasm.
First of all thanky so much Yana. But hebru with out vowles for those second language it is very very hard to read and to write olso. why for example in hibru 2nd vowl and 7th vowel is the same and 1st and the 5th vowel is the same . Ashdod Ashdud .The other letter olso sh and s . If you don' t know which words are reading as sh and s this kind of problems are very hard to understand .The only solush as i understand first to know practicaliy speaking after that we know them to read it easly.
I really love you accent ! :) Great Lesson !
Thanks, YeHoVaH bless...
Are Hebrews and Cherokee related
Hi Yanna i just wanna ask howdo you pronunce Yod Hey Vav Hey?
Please help...
Thanks
I dont understand.. Why its so hard to read
Not clear for me. Any simple way of explaining?
make new episodes
why do you only discuss Ashkenazi pronunciation?
do you know a place where non ashkenazi hebrew pronunciation is used by people under 50?
Ma Nishma Ana?
Hi Yana! Can you explain hebrew grammar issues through videos, please? :)
I get the point, but that is not a common phrase in English. Thus, I was not able to read it.
how do you pronounce the double yod?
todah rabah :)
thank you :)
Yeah ...it make me confused badly I don't know how to pronunciation nikoods!!!!
1:27 example
I dont want Nikud. Rashi , Ramban Commentaries are all without Nikud. Gemara' also no vowels nikud.
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Shalom Yana 🌹♥️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Squinting eyes* that which sh!t filthy do not do to your fellow… reveals full text* oh I was definitely way off
Greetings from Malaysia Yana!! Amazing. --vijay--
+Vijay Rajan Thank you, Vijay!
hebrew is so cool i like it
How do you pronounce the Tetragrammaton (Yod, Hay, Waw, Hay) without any vowel points ? How do you pronounce it ?
As a non native hebrew speaker I would spontaneously read it : "y-a-v-a","y-a-v-e" or also "y-a-o-e", "y-a-o-a" ; but the actual prononciation is unknown anyway
Safa Actually the correct Pronunciation is YaHuWaH.
Supun Petta it could be yahaha, yehehe, yahava, yahohe, nobody knows
Safa nope. It’s 100% Yahuwah. It has been revealed to me by yahuwah himself. The bible says his name will be known among ALL generations. I believe this. It’s never been lost
Supun Petta lool
I would never in a million years have been able to guess, "That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow." Never, I was guessing, "That witch shit falty don't dot are follow"(actually it wasn't even that good).
All languages EXCEPT Hebrew can be learned by reading first. Unfortunately, unless you already know the word, it's pronounciation (unless the text uses nikkud), will be impossible to sound out. Written Hebrew, at best, only gives clues about pronounciation not exact sounds.
team of "Japanese language" teachers to clear up any confusion in Hebrew???
i am a friend of yana. how to say it in hebrew ?
Hi D Loui
Thanks for posting!
'I am a friend of yana' is: אני חבר של יאנה (Ani chaver shel yana)
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com