I don't think you actually realize what is the flag that you used. It's the flag of the "State of Judea" made by a very small group of people that were led by someone who supported a te rr0 r organization... Just use the flag of Israel, like every other normal country. Because it is.
8:16 you forgot to mention the "the" ה. but since you refer to something you use "את ה" אני שתיתי את המיץ עם דניאל is the more accurate to your given sentence. yours would translate "I drank juice with Daniel"
just wanted to say, it's a very cool video, not many people talk about Hebrew as a language, which is a shame because it's a really cool one, especially to me as a native speaker. there are a few mistakes, although surprisingly not many considering it's a very difficult language, so good job! and if could add something, the stuff you said about the holy land and how some of it is under the control of Palestine, that was the original plan proposed by the UN called the "two state solution". it was singed in 1947 but than the arabs (i'm saying arabs to simplify because it's complicated) attacked the Zionists in the Israeli independence war, that we won in 1948 leading to the establishment of Israel, and we now control the big areas in the middle of the holy land map you have shown (who are called yeahuda and shomron) and gaza (Egypt controlled it until 1967 oslo accords). just a bit of education in a world of misinformation, and if you don't belive me, good! doubt people! check information, that's the only way to fight the seriously dangerous misinformation on the internet. thanks for making this really cool video, congrats on 1k, stay informed and have a good day!
There are several mistakes in the Hebrew... אני שותה מיץ עם דניאל means "I drink juice with Daniel", to make it definite you'd need to add the definite direct object marker את and the definite article ה-, so אני שותה את המיץ עם דניאל. For the last sentence, the most widely used word for his wife is אשתו. The possessive suffixes are still used in casual conversation when talking about inalienable possessions, such as body parts and family members, and even when using this form with של, it would be הא(י)שה שלו, with the definite article. Also in the last sentence you added the definite article but not את, so it's grammatically incorrect. You can either make it אשתו ואני שותים את החלב החם, which would mean "his wife and I drink the hot milk", or אשתו ואני שותים חלב חם, which would mean what's in English on screen. It's a nice video but shame you didn't check it with a native Hebrew speaker.
Shalom Shpilbass, long time no see. He did check it with a Hebrew speaker (me) who checked with a native speaker (gf) just to be sure. I did correct him that the sentence should have been האישה שלו ואני שותים את החלב החם (or as you said אשתו is actually probably more common when referring to a wife), he thanked me for the correction and I said the corrected version in the audio file, I think he just forgot to update it on the powerpoint later. I also convinced him to change הביצה שלי to העוגה שלי for obvious reasons. Overall I think he did a good job but he may have forgotten to correct that one slide
9:15 this is incorrect. Instead youd use אישתו ishto rather than אשה שלו. While technically grammatically correct, it means a woman of his rather than his wife specifically. To compensate youd either add a definite article (haisha shelo) or just say ishto, in which the o is a possessive suffix that deprecates the possessive pronoun, as well as specifies youre talking about a wife. It's also how i mostly hear Israelis say it.
Zionism is a national movement and an ideology that aims to establish a national home state for the Jewish people in the Land of Israel. The edits that were made to the wikipedia definition are historically and logically wrong. Sad that you used it.
@@alyaly2355 Zionism is the biggest DEcolonisation movement in the history of nations. An indigenous people returning to their homeland and being accused of being colonisers from the very people who colonised them is top irony right there.
@@alyaly2355 colonization implies that a foreign power extends its sovereignty into a new place by moving its population there. There is no foreign power, and Jews are indigenous to Israel.
@@alyaly2355 Yep. By Merriam-Webster: "Colonization - Migration to and settlement in an inhabited or uninhabited area." Something that happens every single day in and between almost all countries every day, in much much larger scales. That is obviously not "Colonialism".
@@user-sh3cf7kd6e And according to the Oxford dictionary, it’s: “the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.” That is exactly what Israel is doing
@@alyaly2355 but that had nothing to do with Zionism but instead more to do with other Arab countries promising them too much (that they would destroy Israel) and thus they left "temporarily" at the invitation of Egypt, Jordan and Syria only to never return. Not Zionism's fault. If they'd accepted the peace proposal they could've had a state in 1948 along with us
@@CheLanguages Let me ask you a question. If Moroccans and other North Africans started mass-moving to Spain and kicked out more than half of Spain’s population from their homes and pushed them into a single area under the guise that “North Africans used to rule Iberia for 800 years and many of our ancestors lived here before they were kicked out" and decided to establish a state, would the Spaniards be in the wrong for fighting back? What people would accept for most of their lands to be divided and expect to roll over, forgive and forget? It’s also Zionism’s fault for encouraging Jews to go and they even had a whole motto “A land without people for a people without land”. I guess the 400+ Palestinian villages mean nothing to you.
@alyaly2355 relatively to most places, Palestine was very empty. This was well recorded. The early Zionists settled in undesirable areas where no one lived and worked the land to make the deserts bloom and dry the swamps. Arabs even sold them land that they deemed to be useless
@@alyaly2355 considering the most recent news with the Holy Land, it'd be sweeping under the rug to not mention that wars were fought to show who owns the land.
@@CheLanguages We didn’t kick out the majority of Copts, Amazigh, Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians from their homes and replaced them with Arabs, did we? Sure, they did suffer under many questionable rulers such as Saddam Hussein, but there isn’t much hate between us unlike you assume. Also, it was the Syrians and other Levantines who gave Armenians and Greeks a safe haven during the Armenian genocide and the world wars. It’s why there is mutual love and respect between Armenians and Arabs. Also, most of us aren’t Arabs so it isn’t really “arab colonial rule”
@@alyaly2355 you ethnically cleansed and forced assimilated them then appropriated their cultures as being your own history until they were indistinguishable from Arabs. When Israel tries to encourage an Arab to learn Hebrew you cry that we're doing the same thing that you've been doing ever since the 7th century. This is history
@@CheLanguagesyou mean the Armenians in Jerusalem being persecuted by who again? Israel. Azerbaijan and Turkey (not Arabs, racist) and Israelis have issues with Armenians. Nice try. You mean the Berbers whose language is still spoken and villages still exist because luckily they arent in what you call Israel?
I don't think you actually realize what is the flag that you used.
It's the flag of the "State of Judea" made by a very small group of people that were led by someone who supported a te rr0 r organization... Just use the flag of Israel, like every other normal country. Because it is.
7:57 this is insulting. Why do you seem to be refusing to connect hebrew to jewish people or Judaism, instead showing mosques and churches?
8:16 you forgot to mention the "the" ה.
but since you refer to something you use "את ה"
אני שתיתי את המיץ עם דניאל
is the more accurate to your given sentence.
yours would translate
"I drank juice with Daniel"
just wanted to say, it's a very cool video, not many people talk about Hebrew as a language, which is a shame because it's a really cool one, especially to me as a native speaker. there are a few mistakes, although surprisingly not many considering it's a very difficult language, so good job! and if could add something, the stuff you said about the holy land and how some of it is under the control of Palestine, that was the original plan proposed by the UN called the "two state solution". it was singed in 1947 but than the arabs (i'm saying arabs to simplify because it's complicated) attacked the Zionists in the Israeli independence war, that we won in 1948 leading to the establishment of Israel, and we now control the big areas in the middle of the holy land map you have shown (who are called yeahuda and shomron) and gaza (Egypt controlled it until 1967 oslo accords). just a bit of education in a world of misinformation, and if you don't belive me, good! doubt people! check information, that's the only way to fight the seriously dangerous misinformation on the internet. thanks for making this really cool video, congrats on 1k, stay informed and have a good day!
I’ve been looking for such a video for sooo long, I enjoyed it, just kinda sad it was short lol😁
There are several mistakes in the Hebrew...
אני שותה מיץ עם דניאל means "I drink juice with Daniel", to make it definite you'd need to add the definite direct object marker את and the definite article ה-, so אני שותה את המיץ עם דניאל.
For the last sentence, the most widely used word for his wife is אשתו. The possessive suffixes are still used in casual conversation when talking about inalienable possessions, such as body parts and family members, and even when using this form with של, it would be הא(י)שה שלו, with the definite article.
Also in the last sentence you added the definite article but not את, so it's grammatically incorrect. You can either make it אשתו ואני שותים את החלב החם, which would mean "his wife and I drink the hot milk", or אשתו ואני שותים חלב חם, which would mean what's in English on screen.
It's a nice video but shame you didn't check it with a native Hebrew speaker.
Shalom Shpilbass, long time no see. He did check it with a Hebrew speaker (me) who checked with a native speaker (gf) just to be sure. I did correct him that the sentence should have been האישה שלו ואני שותים את החלב החם (or as you said אשתו is actually probably more common when referring to a wife), he thanked me for the correction and I said the corrected version in the audio file, I think he just forgot to update it on the powerpoint later.
I also convinced him to change הביצה שלי to העוגה שלי for obvious reasons. Overall I think he did a good job but he may have forgotten to correct that one slide
This is a very good video and I've subscribed to your channel. I should offer the correction that
עגה
is punctuated with a
קבוץ
not with a
שורק
9:15 this is incorrect. Instead youd use אישתו ishto rather than אשה שלו. While technically grammatically correct, it means a woman of his rather than his wife specifically. To compensate youd either add a definite article (haisha shelo) or just say ishto, in which the o is a possessive suffix that deprecates the possessive pronoun, as well as specifies youre talking about a wife. It's also how i mostly hear Israelis say it.
Zionism is a national movement and an ideology that aims to establish a national home state for the Jewish people in the Land of Israel.
The edits that were made to the wikipedia definition are historically and logically wrong. Sad that you used it.
It still is colonization
@@alyaly2355 Zionism is the biggest DEcolonisation movement in the history of nations. An indigenous people returning to their homeland and being accused of being colonisers from the very people who colonised them is top irony right there.
@@alyaly2355 colonization implies that a foreign power extends its sovereignty into a new place by moving its population there. There is no foreign power, and Jews are indigenous to Israel.
@@alyaly2355
Yep. By Merriam-Webster: "Colonization - Migration to and settlement in an inhabited or uninhabited area."
Something that happens every single day in and between almost all countries every day, in much much larger scales.
That is obviously not "Colonialism".
@@user-sh3cf7kd6e And according to the Oxford dictionary, it’s:
“the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.”
That is exactly what Israel is doing
That's not the definition of zionism. Why would you say that💀
I agree, the simple definition is the belief in self-determination of the Jewish nation in their ancestral homeland.
@@CheLanguagesAt the expense of the Palestinians, of course
@@alyaly2355 but that had nothing to do with Zionism but instead more to do with other Arab countries promising them too much (that they would destroy Israel) and thus they left "temporarily" at the invitation of Egypt, Jordan and Syria only to never return. Not Zionism's fault. If they'd accepted the peace proposal they could've had a state in 1948 along with us
@@CheLanguages Let me ask you a question. If Moroccans and other North Africans started mass-moving to Spain and kicked out more than half of Spain’s population from their homes and pushed them into a single area under the guise that “North Africans used to rule Iberia for 800 years and many of our ancestors lived here before they were kicked out" and decided to establish a state, would the Spaniards be in the wrong for fighting back? What people would accept for most of their lands to be divided and expect to roll over, forgive and forget?
It’s also Zionism’s fault for encouraging Jews to go and they even had a whole motto “A land without people for a people without land”. I guess the 400+ Palestinian villages mean nothing to you.
@alyaly2355 relatively to most places, Palestine was very empty. This was well recorded. The early Zionists settled in undesirable areas where no one lived and worked the land to make the deserts bloom and dry the swamps. Arabs even sold them land that they deemed to be useless
Lots of historical and linguistic inaccuracies and even errors throughout this video. 😞
וואי אני רעב רצח
Thank you so much for not overshadowing and acknowledging the plight of the Palestinians and the cost they paid for Israel to be established.
@@alyaly2355 considering the most recent news with the Holy Land, it'd be sweeping under the rug to not mention that wars were fought to show who owns the land.
What about the plight of the Arameans/Copts/Berbers/Chaldeans/Assyrians/Jews/Greeks/Armenians/Kurds in those lands now under Arab colonial rule?
@@CheLanguages We didn’t kick out the majority of Copts, Amazigh, Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians from their homes and replaced them with Arabs, did we? Sure, they did suffer under many questionable rulers such as Saddam Hussein, but there isn’t much hate between us unlike you assume.
Also, it was the Syrians and other Levantines who gave Armenians and Greeks a safe haven during the Armenian genocide and the world wars. It’s why there is mutual love and respect between Armenians and Arabs.
Also, most of us aren’t Arabs so it isn’t really “arab colonial rule”
@@alyaly2355 you ethnically cleansed and forced assimilated them then appropriated their cultures as being your own history until they were indistinguishable from Arabs. When Israel tries to encourage an Arab to learn Hebrew you cry that we're doing the same thing that you've been doing ever since the 7th century. This is history
@@CheLanguagesyou mean the Armenians in Jerusalem being persecuted by who again? Israel. Azerbaijan and Turkey (not Arabs, racist) and Israelis have issues with Armenians. Nice try. You mean the Berbers whose language is still spoken and villages still exist because luckily they arent in what you call Israel?