Thank you! The qamets chatuph (pronounced as an "o" sound) occurs when both of the following conditions are met: 1) it is a closed syllable & 2) the syllable is unaccented. If these conditions are not met, it should be qamets (pronounced as an "ah" sound). :)
Hi. Do you have any brief advice for learning vocabulary outside of the Vocab you cover in your video lessons? For example, I want to read specific chapters in Genesis, and to learn the Vocab I don’t know yet in those chapters. I was thinking of putting pictures next to the Hebrew words and also making picture cards for myself on my PC (replicating your style somewhat) as a way to review, with no English at all. I am however also thinking also of doing flashcards (Hebrew-English), but I like having no English glosses, so I am not sure if this is best way (I have done flashcards on an app before. OK, but not great). My goal, in any case, is for the words to really “stick.” I also thought to just keep looking at the words in my reader’s Bible, but I might not sure if this is the best way. Anyway, any brief suggestions you might have would be great. Thank you.
@@AlephwithBeth GRACAIS GRACAIS GRACAIS GRACAIS GRACAIS tuda raba. Gracais aty mi hebreo mejoro MUCHO puedo escribir ahorar en hebreo incluso Dios me habla en hebreo. Soi mesianico. GRACAIS. Mereses oscar la mejor profesora que ai en el mundo. Sige asi lo se que llegaras ariba. Dios esta contigo.
Thank you for this great lesson.. It helps me a lot in my hebrew learning. But I have one question. Is this the modern hebrew or biblical hebrew? Thanks in advance.
Please, how can one who doesn't know or understand Hebrew ab initio be part of Hebrew study when there's no interpretation in his own language. It would have been better if there were to be say Hebrew to English or English to Hebrew for easy or effective communication. Shalom. Ihejiene Samuel.
The lessons are designed to guide you from no Hebrew knowledge to being able to understand these more advanced lessons. It's very important to start with Lesson 1 and watch them all in order, and then you will be able to understand this lesson. See the playlist for Lessons 1-50 to get started! 😊 (Actually, having English translations for everything will train your brain to translate to English all the time, and therefore read very slowly, instead of understanding Hebrew directly and naturally. 😉)
Thank you for your concern. We aren't Israeli and we don't live in Israel, so we're not personally affected by the tragic situation there. We are grieving the horrific attacks and praying for survivors and families of those lost. May God bring peace quickly. 🙏🏼
This video sent me on a quest to find this song that I heard a lot as a little kid: th-cam.com/video/4VukfnWnbyw/w-d-xo.html Yay! Now I can sing along :D
@@hebrajskinietylkobiblijny4750 Medieval scholars used the names interchangeably because in Sephardi Hebrew a qamatz makes an /a/ sound, while in Ashkenazi Hebrew (and therefore in Yiddish) it makes an /o/ sound... A qamatz qatan usually appears before a schwa, so they "imagined" there was a schwa on that qamatz too...
Beautiful beautiful.....your lessons, your dedication, your method, your patience and above all Naomi❤❤
Ah, Naomi is so pretty and a star in the show. I love your lessons so much and can understand so much in the Bible now - thank you!
The fact that the high priest turban written over with paleohebrew is amazing. Thank you for yet another great lesson
Replete with so many of the elements that have me addicted to your videos. Thanks
I just have to say, God has absolutely helped you in entering the realm of POETRY. I love how you enter into double meanings and puns.
It's very visually understandable, thank God for all the effort put into it 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
As much as I love the biblical content, I also appreciate learning the linguistic and grammatical terminology.
Really appreciate the work G-D is doing thru you guys. Thank you for teaching Lashon Kodesh
Desde a introdução, até a última 108,,,já assisti repetidas vezes. Ensina muito bem a professora Beth.... todah rabah Mora, Baruk hashem ath.
Shalom Yisra'El❤
תודה רבה !!!
შალომ!❤❤❤
טוב מאוד מורה בת,נעמי גדולה.לכבוד אלוהים.
¡Todah Rabah! Estaba esperando que enseñaran esto hace tiempo, ¡qué bueno que ya lo dieron!
Wow! That was so great! You’re pronunciations are followable! 😅 praise Yah! Wanna learn Hebrew so bad! Yah’s language!
Hashem give you lovely child bless shalom.
Tenho aprendido muito com estas aulas que o Eterno -vos Abençoe
Muito bom... me faltam palavras para agradecer..
Otra bella lección !!!!
Todah raba.
Muchas gracias desde Córdoba Argentina.
Merci beaucoup
Naomi is motoring along! 😊
shalom
Sefer Tehilim Pereq gimel pasuq hey.....qoli El YaHWeH..... Shalom!!
Bella enseñanza Sela es una pausa del coro oh cántico continuando el musical de la alabanza.Todah rabah Shalom Ubrajot
Shalom a todos nós. Todah rabah..
No language explanation is better than yours,Beth
Fantastic. I read Hebrew Bible every day in Hebrew. I love your videos. How to recognize when it is קָמֵץ and when it is קָמֵץ הָטוּף ?
Thank you!
The qamets chatuph (pronounced as an "o" sound) occurs when both of the following conditions are met: 1) it is a closed syllable & 2) the syllable is unaccented.
If these conditions are not met, it should be qamets (pronounced as an "ah" sound). :)
@@AlephwithBeth תודה רבה לך. עכשיו הכל ברור. שׁלום וברכה.
@@AlephwithBeth
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Hi. Do you have any brief advice for learning vocabulary outside of the Vocab you cover in your video lessons? For example, I want to read specific chapters in Genesis, and to learn the Vocab I don’t know yet in those chapters. I was thinking of putting pictures next to the Hebrew words and also making picture cards for myself on my PC (replicating your style somewhat) as a way to review, with no English at all. I am however also thinking also of doing flashcards (Hebrew-English), but I like having no English glosses, so I am not sure if this is best way (I have done flashcards on an app before. OK, but not great). My goal, in any case, is for the words to really “stick.” I also thought to just keep looking at the words in my reader’s Bible, but I might not sure if this is the best way. Anyway, any brief suggestions you might have would be great. Thank you.
מורה גדולה.בת.
מגניב מאוד
😍❤️
Cuantos CAPITULOS tene el curso hebreo? Solo puedo ver 109 capitulos. Me gustaria saver si ai mas. No para verlo de nuevo.
Hasta ahora, el curso va hasta la lección 109 y hay más en proceso. Seguimos trabajando para producir más. Cada semana lanzamos un video. :)
@@AlephwithBeth GRACAIS GRACAIS GRACAIS GRACAIS GRACAIS tuda raba. Gracais aty mi hebreo mejoro MUCHO puedo escribir ahorar en hebreo incluso Dios me habla en hebreo. Soi mesianico. GRACAIS. Mereses oscar la mejor profesora que ai en el mundo. Sige asi lo se que llegaras ariba. Dios esta contigo.
Thank you for this great lesson.. It helps me a lot in my hebrew learning. But I have one question. Is this the modern hebrew or biblical hebrew? Thanks in advance.
Thank you! This is a Biblical Hebrew course. :)
@@AlephwithBeth thank you. May the grace and peace be upon you and your family.
나오미 너무 사랑스러워 😍
Thank you for this new lesson! What does "hatuf" means (in kamets hatuf)?
snatched, taken quickly...
In grammar it means schwa-like...
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Are there theories about "selah"?
I believe it's generally considered to indicate some kind of musical "pause," but we don't know for sure.
Feliz Rosh Hashana. 5748 Shema Israel Adonai Eloheinu Adonai Ejad.
Please, how can one who doesn't know or understand Hebrew ab initio be part of Hebrew study when there's no interpretation in his own language. It would have been better if there were to be say Hebrew to English or English to Hebrew for easy or effective communication.
Shalom.
Ihejiene Samuel.
The lessons are designed to guide you from no Hebrew knowledge to being able to understand these more advanced lessons. It's very important to start with Lesson 1 and watch them all in order, and then you will be able to understand this lesson. See the playlist for Lessons 1-50 to get started! 😊 (Actually, having English translations for everything will train your brain to translate to English all the time, and therefore read very slowly, instead of understanding Hebrew directly and naturally. 😉)
hi Beth, How are you, in Brazil, worried about you?
Thank you for your concern. We aren't Israeli and we don't live in Israel, so we're not personally affected by the tragic situation there. We are grieving the horrific attacks and praying for survivors and families of those lost. May God bring peace quickly. 🙏🏼
This video sent me on a quest to find this song that I heard a lot as a little kid: th-cam.com/video/4VukfnWnbyw/w-d-xo.html
Yay! Now I can sing along :D
So a קמץ חטוף is the same as a קמץ קטן but not a חטף קמץ? How confusing...
True
@@hebrajskinietylkobiblijny4750
Medieval scholars used the names interchangeably because in Sephardi Hebrew a qamatz makes an /a/ sound, while in Ashkenazi Hebrew (and therefore in Yiddish) it makes an /o/ sound...
A qamatz qatan usually appears before a schwa, so they "imagined" there was a schwa on that qamatz too...
למה רק חצי פסוק? ...עֵינָיו יֶחֱזוּ עַפְעַפָּיו יִבְחֲנוּ...
כדי שהכל יהיה קל להבנה...
היא משמיטה או ממירה מתוך הפסוק את המילים שהיא לא לימדה...
@@adrianblake8876 הבנתי את זה.
רציתי לשמוע אותה מלמדת את המחצית השנייה
:)