The Hebrew Prefix kaf

This is the final video that completes the lesson series on the most common Hebrew prefixes. This video explains the Hebrew prefix that is spelled with the letter kaf and can be pronounced as ki, ke or kaf depending on the context.

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Shalom, thank very much for sharing these Hebrew lessons, ELOHIM bless you u all 😊. From Malaysia

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שלום! Does anyone know easy reading hebrew texts, with nikkud? תודה רבה.🤔😀

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Thank iyou for this awesome class. You are using my style of learning.

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Waw this just like my language tigrigna 🇪🇷

[@VenomBroly]

Thanks for all this lessons serie on prefixes

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טודה רבה Another very clear and useful lesson. Blessings and have a great week.

[@hebrew4learners]

Thanks a lot for your continued support and encouragement! ❤️❤️❤️

[@mandydonne-lee3044]

You have a spelling mistake in the slide referring to מי כמך from the Bible

[@hebrew4learners]

Hello. The Biblical way of spelling is different to the modern way of spelling. In the Hebrew Bible, kamocha is really spelled like כָּמֹכָה
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[@mandydonne-lee3044]

@@hebrew4learners why then is ps35:10 כָּל עַצְמוֹתַי תֹּאמַרְנָה יְהוָה מִי כָמוֹךָ⁠ מַצִּיל עָנִי מֵחָזָק מִמֶּנּוּ⁠ וְעָנִי וְאֶבְיוֹן מִגֹּזְלוֹ
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[@hebrew4learners]

The example I gave is exactly how it is written in my Hebrew Bible which is an Israeli Bible, printed by Sinai publishing.

[@hebrew4learners]

Hi @Mandy, I checked your Psalm verse in my Hebrew Bible. Your example is correct. In Psalms, kamocha is written as כָּמוֹךָ . However, in Exodus, it is written as כָמֹ֤כָה. So the example I gave is also correct because that is how it is written in Exodus. Please keep in mind that the Bible was transcribed by various Hebrew scribes across many generations. Exodus was written many generations before Psalms, so the spelling has changed by the time Psalm was written. In fact, modern Hebrew is a perfect example that shows how the Hebrew spelling of many words have evolved since Biblical times. I'm sorry if I confused you by saying כָמֹ֤כָה is how it's written in the Bible. I should have said "that is how it is written in the exact verse of the example I gave from Exodus". If you're interested, I recommend Biblehub which shows how Biblical texts are written in Hebrew word for word. Here's an example showing kamocha in Exodus. I wish you a wonderful journey of learning Hebrew. 🙏❤️
biblehub.com/text/exodus/15-11.htm

[@mandydonne-lee3044]

@@hebrew4learners thank you, that clarifies it for me, I really appreciate the time you took to check it all out!!

[@muhammedfaisal6858]

Excellent lesson! Great work.
Please also mention Niqqud on each sentence. Thank u very much

[@ahmedahmad8687]

טודה רבה מורה!!thanks teacher!!

[@tiff4216]

Hi, thank you for this video. Are there any Israeli TV shows you can recommend to help with listening comprehension? Keep this amazing content going please I am very grateful for your work (:

[@hebrew4learners]

Hi! Thanks a lot for your kind words. I recommend Reshet TV to practice listening. Link here: www.youtube.com/@reshettv

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