Hebrew - Holy the Adjective, Meteg, Silluq & Hatef Qamets - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 110

Hear a simplified passage from Isaiah 6, plus some more grammar details to help you pronounce correctly when reading Hebrew!
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[@singgreekandhebrew]

It is so amazing how you were able to bring your students through such a range of emotions within a lesson, from laughing hysterically out loud at that silly husband of yours, to feeling the awe of the holy Scriptures. And then to think that you are able to teach such subtleties and nuances of accents and vowel pointing without ever leaving L2. God has truly gifted you guys, to him be the glory.

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Now I can understand the real meaning of your promise in the beginning when you said that this is the best method of teaching Hebrew. I agree with you. You are helping us learn Hebrew through Hebrew and it works for everyone. God bless you all. This is my alternative account of Halissone Nefitala

[@taylorthatwriter6865]

I’m learning to read Hebrew and seeing it pronounced along with seeing the letters is helping so much!

[@pinoccio25]

Very helpful in understanding a wide range of morphology Toda raba Andrew & Beth 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@ruthchappell9073]

Just think, originally Hebrew was written without any vowel notations. I think I might need a separate class on Hebrew phonology to ever understand the vowel system, but kudos to Andrew for starring as Meteg and Silluq ...perfect for when I was starting to feel a little bit like spacing out there!

[@MrCEPPaulT]

Funny. I would think, "I don't know that word." And it is almost like you read my mind and explain the word I did not know. You are clearly the master here 😄 The grammar in the last five minutes in of itself is something I will need to watch, practice, and look at the examples. Edit: Yeah. Time to move on and deal with the grammar through practice 😆

[@fayezmina3187]

What an amazing explanation

[@CotufaPixel]

¡Baruj Shem HaElohei Israel! Todah Rabah por una nueva lección.
¡Sigan así!

[@jorgeeduardorochadiaz2339]

Hey...sentí la alegría de un niño cuando en 2:18 ví un mate ja ja Yo nací en Uruguay, mi ciudad-casa fué Buenos Aires, y ahora vivo en la Amazonia donde a pesar del calor sigo tomando mi "chimarrão" 🧉 .Felicitaciones por el trabajo de ustedes. Siempre dejo mi " me gusta "👍.

[@AlephwithBeth]

Hola, qué bueno! Incluimos ese clip para nuestros amigos al sur como tú😉

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Saint,saint,saint est l Éternel des armées,toute la terre (l univers)est remplie de sa gloire 🔥💜🔥

[@adltsalvador6818]

muito excelente as aulas

[@ens7252]

0:18 Korean tiled roof, yeah~

[@saraicastro151]

Muchas gracias... !

[@ahmedahmad8687]

Gracias!!!

[@rubenbriones138]

Muy bien, gracias!

[@gelsonschilling]

Gostei da cuia de chimarrão professora 👍

[@bdenckla1]

It might be worth mentioning that qamets chatuf is also known as qamats qatan. Also in some fonts it is given a distinct appearance. When it has a distinct appearance, it is usually taller than normal qamats, which can be a bit confusing given that it has "qatan" in its name. Thanks for your video.

[@azariaspereiraleal6409]

Ensina muito bem a professora Beth e seu ysh Avram.

[@davidbarber3821]

It's surprising to me how many teachers dnt kno wht a qamets khatuf is or even pronounce it as a regular qamats

[@reelresonance753]

What are the rules for qamets hatuph? I thought it was "closed and unaccented" syllables. But with Naomi's name in Hebrew, how do we know its qamets hatuph with the first syllable? Thanks!!!

[@reepicheepsfriend]

Oh dear, I've been ignoring all those dots and dashes around the letters up till now. They seem over-complicated!

[@jaciraiara2223]

Shalom. Obrigada

[@rinaamaya7382]

Todah rabah Shalom Aleijem

[@christinegracejohn]

Shalom from India

[@giacomalohrer6248]

Shalom, ich hatte dieses Programm aktiviert weil ich vor hatte, hebräisch zu lernen. Leider stelle ich fest, daß es mir ein wenig zu schnell geht. Man spricht dir zwar vor, wie es ausgesprochen wird, aber auf deutsch nichts also die Bedeutung. Schade. Shalom Giacoma

[@JulioDavidAuster]

¡Oh, qué sorpresa! Ustedes toman mate.

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[@David67735]

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[@tzedekbenisrael870]

Yahshua Ben YaHWeH. Qadosh hu

[@azariaspereiraleal6409]

טוב מאוד מורה בת לכבוד אלהים.

[@DavidBauer38]

נעמי כל כך גדולה עכשיו!

[@ilesm4901]

Can you leave Chinese subtitles, thank you😁

[@AlephwithBeth]

The lessons are designed so that if you watch them in order starting with Lesson 1, you won't need subtitles or translations. You will learn better by understanding the Hebrew directly without translating in your head 😉

[@beebell7288]

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[@darcigoulart]

גם כאן ירד גשם

[@darcigoulart]

סבבה

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Спасибо учительница ❤❤❤

[@christinegracejohn]

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