Very structured! Not overwhelming. And easy enough for one's first Semitic language... Especially for one who only speaks Germanic and Latin based languages. Thank you for such efficiency.
@@metsfan1932 Hebrew does have a verb for "to be" (להיות, lihiyot). But it doesn't have a conjugation in the present tense as in the sentences in this video. It is used in the infinitive form, e.g. I want to be an engineer. אני רוצה להיות מהנדס.
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the only thing i would add.... would be the phrases written in hebrew also
Thanks for the feedback.
You fantastic Sir
Very structured! Not overwhelming. And easy enough for one's first Semitic language... Especially for one who only speaks Germanic and Latin based languages. Thank you for such efficiency.
Glad it was helpful!
Shalom and Toda rabah 🙏
Bless and thank you!
Thank you for the instructions.
عالیه اگر تا چند ین جلسه آموزش فقط جملات مبتدی آموزش داده شود تشکر از شما استاد بزرگوار ❤❤❤
This is super helpful! Thank you so much!
thank you!
thanx sa tutor
Toda raba❤️🔥
Which is the best method for speaking hebrew ,please?🌹🌹 thank you
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The verb to be (are, is, am) isn't in Hebrew 😉
As someone who learned Spanish as their first foreign language, the lack of the "to be" verb was a huge sigh of relief!
@@metsfan1932 Hebrew does have a verb for "to be" (להיות, lihiyot). But it doesn't have a conjugation in the present tense as in the sentences in this video. It is used in the infinitive form, e.g.
I want to be an engineer.
אני רוצה להיות מהנדס.
Looks like arabic
So I find it as an Arabian guy easy
Aber ich denke, es wäre besser, wenn Sie es auf Hebräisch schreiben würden.