Wow! I have been trying to learn Hebrew for years. This is the best explanation of vowels I have ever seen. So clear! I am going to make Flashcards with your method for practice. Thank you for your time and kindness.
Excellent video. You answered most of my questions. I'm new at learning this beautiful language. And you helped fill the blanks. Thank you for posting this video!
I too have been studying for 3 years. My friend and I seemed to find Discrepancies . In the sound of vowels and vowels in pronouncing words. It made reading very difficult. He is a doctor, so he is smart, but we shared the same problem and could not start Hebrew B. This programme has helped me over a huge hurdle. Thank you ❤🎉
Thank you for organizing this along the a-e-i-o-u of English. I tell my students that "new" is like the vav with shuruq and "know" is like the vav with holam. Both times the vav or w is helping make a vowel and not acting like a consonant. Maybe this will help other students!
This presentation of the vowels was amazing! Thank you so much. I have just started learning Hebrew, and could not think of how to remember the vowel sounds. You did such a great job and I really appreciate it. I have subscribed to you.
I would agree with the previous comment, by categorizing the niqqudot into a-e-i-o-u, it is very helpful for English speakers new to Hebrew reading. Many thanks. Keep up the good work.
I am learning Hebrew. So i am getting different style of teaching. Very interest. I said before you wrote, i felt happy, that i also know to read. Thankyou very much. I love your patient teaching. 👌😍 I am learning in tamil and english translate for hebrew. Our teacher isPastor walter pandian. You also best teacher🛐🙌🙏
Thank you for your time and lessons. This is a great recourse and I cannot wait until I am able to fluently speak to Yeshua, face to face, in His Father's very own language. Baruch Hashem. Shalom Uvrachah.
The first part of the Messiah´s name is YAHU (YHW), which is the Father´s name YHWH (Yahweh). The second part of the Messiah´s name is SHUA, from the verb yasha, which means to be liberated, be saved, be delivered. So the name of our Adon is YAHUSHUA (Exodus 17:9; Numbers 13:16; cf. Deuteronomy 3:21 & Judges 2:7). Yeshua is the Aramaic version (Nehemiah 8:17).
Hi, Thank you for the smooth and wonderful explanation their. Could give me another tutorial video that well help me enhance my hebrew learning skills. I am a fellow "like-jew" worshipping also Abba here in the philippines. It will help a lot.
Hello! This is an amazing video and so helpful the way you break it down, it is definitely helping me understand. I just had 2 comments on things that were a bit confusing 1. You wrote the numbers 1-5 next to each vowel, but you wrote the period to the left so that it looks like .3 or .4. In English this doesn't make any sense - in fact it looks like a decimal number, or a fraction. When we write a list like that we always put the period after the number. 1. 2. 3., etc. 2. It might be helpful if you include a chart of how to pronounce the Hebrew vowels in English. When you very quickly said "e" is "i" and wrote them side by side, I can see how it might be unclear to people who are new to learning Hebrew.
besides english i speak russian so im not a stranger to the concept of weird squiggles around the letters making them sound funny, but still learning hebrew appears to be a struggle. this video seems helpful. todah rabah!
Kol Hakavod for trying to learn! I'm really proud of you! it's not an easy langue but once you get the principle of it , it will become easier good luck!!
Appreciate, THANK U FOR UR ORGANIZATION OF NIKYDOT, ITS VERY HELPFUL, PLS DO NOT STOP AND KEEP PROVIDE SUCH A CLASSES FIR US. , 🙏U CAN NOT IMAGINE HOW BENEFIT U RE FOR ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO RE TRYING TO LEARN, READ,WRITE,SPEAK IN HEBREW ON LASHONA KODESH, ON THIS HOLY,AM KOL ISROEL LANGUAGE. U RE PROVIDE HOLY CLASSES, ITS NOT REGULAR CLASEDD, IN MY CASE,I D LIKE TO LEARN BECAUSE IF LATER I D LIKE TO READ TORAH AND SIDUR ON MY OWN, AND UR VIDEOS HELP ME A LOT. 🙏❤️☀️👍 APPRECIATE
I didn't watch the whole video...did she differentiate between ashkenazi and sefardik pronunciation...where kamaz gadol is actually "aw" not "ah" and hirek gadol is actualy "aye". Tof and Saf are both T's, the other dialect Tof is T and Sof is S. That's why in Brooklyn they say Baurruch and in Staten Island at the Jewish Foundation School they say Baruch.
العبرية اخت العربية والعربية لغة اجتهد فيها علماء اللغة من فارس فدونوا علم الصرف والنحو بما فيها الاعراب والحركات والنقاط.ان اخذتم الاستمداد من علم النحو العربي لكان اسهل لنا فهم حركات العبرية اما الالفاظ فكلها مشتركة بين اللغتين.يقال ان موسى بن ميمون الفيلسوف العبرى والطبيب للايوبيين فى مصركان يكتب العبرية بالحروف العربية فان صورة خط العبرية اصعب خط فى اللغات
The only change I would make is to let the audience know that all the vowel sounds in Hebrew are short sounded and not long. You mentioned the bowel sounds as long then change the pronunciation to short. Absurd!
This instructor and format was a game changer for me. Truly a blessing to encounter.
This was the first nikudot class I attended. the class is completely practical, clear and objective, congratulations!
Wow! I have been trying to learn Hebrew for years. This is the best explanation of vowels I have ever seen. So clear! I am going to make Flashcards with your method for practice. Thank you for your time and kindness.
really happy to read this :) wishing you lots of luck!
You are one of the clearest, organized and patient teacher on earth. THANKS A LOT!!!💖
PLEASE POST MORE BEGINNER LEVEL VIDEO. MAY ADONAI BLESS YOU. THIS IS GREAT SOURCES AND HELPFUL FOR ME.
I've seen alot of videos and this one is literally the best i have ever seen its so clear and understandable! Well done.
Thank you :) good luck!
Yeeeeessss.
Very good explanation of the niqqud.
I have tried many others but this video explains it the best and make it very simple. Thank you.
Glad to hear! good luck! :)
Excellent video. You answered most of my questions. I'm new at learning this beautiful language. And you helped fill the blanks. Thank you for posting this video!
I too have been studying for 3 years. My friend and I seemed to find
Discrepancies . In the sound of vowels and vowels in pronouncing words. It made reading very difficult. He is a doctor, so he is smart, but we shared the same problem and could not start Hebrew B. This programme has helped me over a huge hurdle. Thank you ❤🎉
Thank you for organizing this along the a-e-i-o-u of English. I tell my students that "new" is like the vav with shuruq and "know" is like the vav with holam. Both times the vav or w is helping make a vowel and not acting like a consonant. Maybe this will help other students!
Thanks for sharing!
Very helpful. Thank you
Best explanation I've seen yet on the Hebrew vowels. I'm going to watch this again. Thanks!
Thank you :)
This presentation of the vowels was amazing! Thank you so much. I have just started learning Hebrew, and could not think of how to remember the vowel sounds. You did such a great job and I really appreciate it. I have subscribed to you.
I would agree with the previous comment, by categorizing the niqqudot into a-e-i-o-u, it is very helpful for English speakers new to Hebrew reading. Many thanks. Keep up the good work.
This video helped me a lot. Thank you for sharing! Shalom!
It's better Arabic than hebraic.
In arabic w/c very simple and lovable knowledge.
Thankyou so much mam for the most effective video that i cannot explain the way you are teaching the hebrew
very helpful rhank you so much
I am learning Hebrew.
So i am getting different style of teaching. Very interest. I said before you wrote, i felt happy, that i also know to read. Thankyou very much.
I love your patient teaching. 👌😍
I am learning in tamil and english translate for hebrew.
Our teacher isPastor walter pandian.
You also best teacher🛐🙌🙏
Thank you for your time and lessons. This is a great recourse and I cannot wait until I am able to fluently speak to Yeshua, face to face, in His Father's very own language. Baruch Hashem. Shalom Uvrachah.
The first part of the Messiah´s name is YAHU (YHW), which is the Father´s name YHWH (Yahweh). The second part of the Messiah´s name is SHUA, from the verb yasha, which means to be liberated, be saved, be delivered. So the name of our Adon is YAHUSHUA (Exodus 17:9; Numbers 13:16; cf. Deuteronomy 3:21 & Judges 2:7). Yeshua is the Aramaic version (Nehemiah 8:17).
Nice lesson for beginners like us May Jahova bless you More Ameen 🙏
Good I wish to learn more. Thanks.
I guess this is the best video on TH-cam that explains NIKUD.
Learning made easy for me god bless you
Thank you from a fellow Jew who forgot how to speak Hebrew
Wishing you best of luck Joy!
Hi, Thank you for the smooth and wonderful explanation their. Could give me another tutorial video that well help me enhance my hebrew learning skills. I am a fellow "like-jew" worshipping also Abba here in the philippines. It will help a lot.
Very good Thank you very much for good explanation
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful.thanks so much
Thank you so much!
Never could understand the Nikud so easily as I understood it from this video.. That was really brilliant👏
Glad it helped!
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It did help,sir/madam..Thanks a million
I'm trying to master every language great video
You can do it!
GREAT JOB!!! I'm just getting started on Hebrew and this is excellent!!
Hello! This is an amazing video and so helpful the way you break it down, it is definitely helping me understand.
I just had 2 comments on things that were a bit confusing
1. You wrote the numbers 1-5 next to each vowel, but you wrote the period to the left so that it looks like .3 or .4. In English this doesn't make any sense - in fact it looks like a decimal number, or a fraction. When we write a list like that we always put the period after the number. 1. 2. 3., etc.
2. It might be helpful if you include a chart of how to pronounce the Hebrew vowels in English. When you very quickly said "e" is "i" and wrote them side by side, I can see how it might be unclear to people who are new to learning Hebrew.
You are teaching very nice
Thank you so much
It's my pleasure!
You are wonderful! Thank you!! I bless you!
A very good lesson with clear explanation!
Thanks! 😃
It helped me
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much
Finally I found what I want from you. Thanks
beautiful method of teaching
Very good explanations❤
Well this makes it soooo clear. Thank you for this. Do you have a website?
besides english i speak russian so im not a stranger to the concept of weird squiggles around the letters making them sound funny, but still learning hebrew appears to be a struggle. this video seems helpful. todah rabah!
Kol Hakavod for trying to learn! I'm really proud of you! it's not an easy langue but once you get the principle of it , it will become easier good luck!!
Thank you teacher
Awesome way of teaching
Thank you :)
Wonderful Excellent Job
Great! Thank you so much!
Thank you
perfect
Bless you for your selfless efforts . ❤❤❤
You are so kind
Appreciate, THANK U FOR UR ORGANIZATION OF NIKYDOT, ITS VERY HELPFUL, PLS DO NOT STOP AND KEEP PROVIDE SUCH A CLASSES FIR US. , 🙏U CAN NOT IMAGINE HOW BENEFIT U RE FOR ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO RE TRYING TO LEARN, READ,WRITE,SPEAK IN HEBREW ON LASHONA KODESH, ON THIS HOLY,AM KOL ISROEL LANGUAGE. U RE PROVIDE HOLY CLASSES, ITS NOT REGULAR CLASEDD, IN MY CASE,I D LIKE TO LEARN BECAUSE IF LATER I D LIKE TO READ TORAH AND SIDUR ON MY OWN, AND UR VIDEOS HELP ME A LOT.
🙏❤️☀️👍 APPRECIATE
My husband from Israel, and he speaks on Hebrew very well, but I d like to learn on my own,
wishing you the best and lots of Hatzlacha! (success)
Buen trabajo ,good Job
arent there long and short vowel sounds ? like A as in father for kamats and then A as in bat for patach ??
Why the dot under B and P is not put in I version
I want a hebrew font with Nikkud on my hand phone. How will I do to get it? Please help me...
Why did you not put a dot under the beyt when using chirik malay? Or the peh? Teacher
I didn't watch the whole video...did she differentiate between ashkenazi and sefardik pronunciation...where kamaz gadol is actually "aw" not "ah" and hirek gadol is actualy "aye". Tof and Saf are both T's, the other dialect Tof is T and Sof is S. That's why in Brooklyn they say Baurruch and in Staten Island at the Jewish Foundation School they say Baruch.
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Thank you.
Praise the God of Israel ❤
More comprehensive, Shalom
Salom todaraba
vananah ( w/ out a dot )
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العبرية اخت العربية
والعربية لغة اجتهد فيها علماء اللغة من فارس فدونوا علم الصرف والنحو بما فيها الاعراب والحركات والنقاط.ان اخذتم الاستمداد من علم النحو العربي لكان اسهل لنا فهم حركات العبرية
اما الالفاظ فكلها مشتركة بين اللغتين.يقال ان موسى بن ميمون الفيلسوف العبرى والطبيب للايوبيين فى مصركان يكتب العبرية بالحروف العربية فان صورة خط العبرية اصعب خط فى اللغات
Speak more loud and slowly clear because we are not American also bigginners please sister
The only change I would make is to let the audience know that all the vowel sounds in Hebrew are short sounded and not long. You mentioned the bowel sounds as long then change the pronunciation to short. Absurd!
Why is your nun and bet so long 😂
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Thank you so much
You're most welcome