I, You, He and She: Hebrew Subject Pronouns Part 1: Hebrew Basics #5

Today we are going to learn the singular subject pronouns in Hebrew: I, singular you, he and she. We're also going to see some other uses a couple of these words have.

[@askadia]

I'm just a language enthusiast, not actively studying Hebrew, but your lessons are super easy to follow, even for casual curious people like me. Thank you for your video!

[@LearnTheLingo_Hebrew]

@@askadia I'm a language enthusiast too, and I've also enjoyed some helpful resources myself for a few languages, so I'm very glad to have done the same for someone else!
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[@famservingyah765]

And just like that, you're already over 600 subscribers!! Great job - you're doing great! I might need to play on slow speed, or watch a few times, but enjoy learning new things each video. :)

[@LearnTheLingo_Hebrew]

@@famservingyah765 Thanks! :)

[@AshaRani-ih3vr]

Very nice vedeo❤

[@LearnTheLingo_Hebrew]

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[@Amani-y5w]

Atah matoqua , toda raba, maaod tov ,

[@Rachel-l5c]

Hi! Your teaching is very good, learning is quite easy. Only negative point is that you are too quick. Apart from that: very well done!

[@LearnTheLingo_Hebrew]

Thank you very much for the constructive criticism! I'll try to keep that in mind later on. :)

[@vivaviv3108]

Maraq taim / soup is tasty in tigrigna is the same mereq tium

[@LearnTheLingo_Hebrew]

That's cool! I looked up Tigrigna, and both it and Hebrew are Semitic languages, and so it makes a lot of sense for them to have similar words and grammar. :)

[@jamessikes6700]

A Question for you? In the Hebrew Language all person nouns are either Masculine or Feminine and the Hebrew word ruach for Spirit is Feminine. Also Why is the Hebrew Word for Oil as in Holy Anointing Oil She-Men also Feminine as well and the word Shekinah as in Gods Glory. Why is it in the Proverbs writing the Words She and Her are used when describing Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel and Knowledge that Isaiah 11:1-4 tells us these 4 things are of the 6 manifestations of The Lord Spirit. Could it be the Holy Spirit Of The Lord is Feminine and Not Masculine?

[@LearnTheLingo_Hebrew]

@@jamessikes6700 Good question! Grammatically God's Spirit is a feminine noun, which could be interpreted as either 'she' or also 'it' since there is no neutral gender in Hebrew. I know that in Greek the word spirit has a neutral gender. I'm not an expert on the theological implications of this, but it's definitely interesting. :)

[@jamessikes6700]

@@LearnTheLingo_Hebrew In Greek the word for Spirit is pneuma and can be translated as She, Her, He, Him , They or Them depending on the context or who is doing the translating. As Far as the Universal Church and the King James Translated the word for breath or wind = pneuma as He and Him for the reason of Male domination. The Soul of Man is Masculine and The Spirit of God Is Feminine and they must be in perfect balance to be united as One Lord, One Faith and One Spiritual Baptism that produces God Consciousness.