i know Hebrew, but i do not use conversational Hebrew, so year by year i lose it..but i read the Jewish Scriptures in Hebrew...so that does help...you are precious thanks for the help. And love the program One For Israel.
If that’s the model I should probably study Danish 😂😂😂 and pick up my ancestors name: Dunderhake But I prefer to study Hebrew… and I can communicate with someone speaking Danish already. I worked in Copenhagen…!
what's with the provocative and controversial video thumb icon, if the video is about hebrew then why have a picture of a mosque as a thumb. its like me offering video spanish lessons with a picture of a japanese buddhist temple as a video thumb icon. you guys crave attention and provoking reactions, so void and empty inside that you have to claim what belong to others.
@@falaqlaeeq3568 what's with the provocative and controversial video thumb icon, if the video is about hebrew then why have a picture of a mosque as a thumb. its like me offering video spanish lessons with a picture of a japanese buddhist temple as a video thumb icon. you guys crave attention and provoking reactions, so void and empty inside that you have to claim what belong to others...
I am a english to korean interpreter. I work with an israeli company and many times, they don’t speak much english which makes my work very difficult for both of us. This is great. Thank you!
It is time to learn Hebrew and one and only advice I have in mind for me is: "just pay extreme attention to the Teacher about the way she "sounds" the words and phrases in Hebrew and repeat them as many time as it is possible, without forcing yourself to memorize them at all, also do not concentrate to much attention about the meaning of the words. As a beginner all what I need now is: "The Sound, The Sound and the Sound". In the future that very same "Sound of Hebrew" will remind me the words and the meaning without any effort and pressure on my mimd. This is the Method which A Child uses Natrully to learn Mother and Father Language. The "Soumd" is the most important tool to learn a language. Otherwise it becomes impossible through forceful internal reaction to learn a Language.
I speak 4 languages. And I agree if you want just to speak . But if you want to dominate a language, you will never do it if you don't have a pen and notebook to write what you just learned and what you didn't learn but will memorize later. You can't learn (dominate)a language just watching videos.
Another important (and fun) fact, Hebrew is also the original language of the Bible (Old Testament) New Testament is in Greek We Christians also have to learn a bit of Hebrew and Greek to understand more of the revelations of the Bible
I can't believe this is the first video suggest I haven't looked this up since I was 14 and was going to uproot my life and devote myself to jewdaism. Now, at 24, I'm in my local synagogue speaking to a rabbi and attending Hebrew classes.
Hi Betty, is your mom Jewish? Because if so youre 100%. But ya Hebrew is not common these days in the yes. Hell Yiddish was more common and almost dead.
@@universityrepairFL Perhaps she is not interested in the religious interpretation of Jewry and she considers herself half-Jewish purely mathematically, and not according to halakhah
So glad I have found this channel. Its not easy to learn a new language at 55, but I will give it a go. Always was curious about Hebrew. Politics aside, I love Jewish people and I was always interested in their culture.
שלום, שמי ג'ואנה. גרתי בישראל בקיבוץ כמעט שנתיים. למדתי קצת עברית במהלך שהותי. זו הייתה אחת התקופות הטובות בחיי. טוב לשמוע את השפה שוב ולזכור חלק ממנה. Toda raba and shalom
This means so much to me. Thank you for doing this. It is perfectly understandable and I have learned it pretty quickly. Such a beautiful, amazing language.
@@patienceeronmonselemaigret6991 Well, technically lehitraot means "see you later" and since isn't seeing anyone he should've said bye which is the same in Hebrew.
@@guyn30 Maybe grammatically lehitraot means see you later but not Israeli uses that word that way. They use it as goodbye weather you're gonna see that person again or not. But most Israelis don't say lehitraot anyways. They mostly say bye..
I’m form Turkey ! And I’ve been learning hebrew for 4 years from limited sources on web! I’m not jewish but hebrews sounds very nice to me . And it is one of the oldest languages in history as well! I mean it’s worth learing..In some aspects it is similar to Arabic by the way ! I’ve incidentally found your page while I was surfing on utube. I’ve found it very useful! I subscribed! Toda Raba !
If you are still here and reading it i want to write as ex muslim and a baptized christain for 34 years and also statless since i stand with and for childern of Jacob's. I am also here because i want to learn Hebrew . Stay Safe.❤️💪🇮🇱🙏🕊️
The children of israel of that region converted from judaism to christianity to Islam, over the centuries. They are called palestinians today and share most genome data with ancient children of Israel in that region. Just because you call an occupied land Israel, doesnt make your people Israelis. And it shows, they endure any horror and attacks on their people and land, while trusting Allah (swt) like no one else does. Truly chosen people of God. PS: again just an uneducated (fake) ex muslim. Can u bring sth new? 🥱
It's surprisingly very easy and simple for me to read Hebrew written in Latin, i'm from Croatia and here we have a rule ''we write as we read, and we read as we write'' and it seems to work well in this case. We pronounce the letters in the alphabet in the same way as we pronounce the letters in the words. So basically you just have to learn the alphabet and you can automatically read every word without even hearing it.
I want to learn hebrew in order to have a better understanding when it comes to the Bible, after learning hebrew i would like to learn greek. this is my first time watching a hebrew lesson and i would like to learn at least an intermediate hebrew, thank you.
The English Lover The Hebrew in the bible is very difficult and Israelis are having problems with understanding every thing that written in there, it's just well, different then the modern Hebrew.
Then this is the wrong place because the white people who speak Hebrew now used a European version of Bible Hebrew. The original Hebrew is very very different. And if you want to study Greek, study attic Greek. Good luck
I am on the same path as you! Wanting to learn more about the Garima Gospels from Ethopia and in this time of so much information while we still have it, revisiting books not in the canon bible to see what should be considered biblical and what should not. It's not an easy task but I'm willing to work hard to do it
The English Lover This is a start, but you will need years to understand the bible. I was in a religious school for 9 years and still have difficulty sometimes understanding certain parts of the bible. If you're interested go ahead, this is just a heads up
B ST Are you saying a Pakistani can't say hello? The name Shahid did throw me off a bit but I see nothing in his comment that he is unfreindly or a Jew hater. Not all Arabs and Persian Muslims are Jew haters.
Thank you so much Anna, i start my journey to learn hebrew, you are the best teacher because you make it very easy, is intimidating but with good teacher is possible God bless you and God bless Israel
Shalom, I have always wanted to learn Hebrew and here I will try to take these lessons in basic Hebrew. It is an ancient language and that is one of the reasons it interests me.
This is very helpful! I grew up with divorced parents and I didn’t get the chance to learn Hebrew and only learned prayers by heart. Thank you for breaking it down for beginner!❤️❤️❤️
Love from Indonesia! I'm a Muslim and I like Israel people, even I have some pal there, I also taught Hebrew by them, they're very kind I hope to travel there someday to meet them.
So true I want to be able to read the Tanakh in Hebrew and even a modern paper in modern Hebrew. Maybe this pandemic is bring the world closer together through online learning. Shana Tova!
Cheers for this, I have been researching "learn hebrew for free" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bonincoln Hebrew Handful - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my cousin got great results with it.
Million thanks to you madam. I learn very well hebrew language even i cath slowly.Your teaching us in a smooth way and really understand perpectly the way you are talking.
Shalom Toda Raba Lah Anna, for teaching us Hebrew, I always wish to learn Hebrew , it is fascinating and one of oldest language , I watched many video to learn Hebrew but I didn’t benefit much from them as much as I learn from your video , you really great teacher , you repeat the words many time I can’t thank you enough , may God bless you and bless Israel
@@simonecher1353 Jesus was a God not jew, btw jews and Christian's can't be friends? Im not about orthodox form both side. But i think friendships are possible... if im wrong, corect me
This is great. I have been partially deaf since birth, so learning a language other than English has always been difficult. Being able to see a person speaking the words and using closed captioning as well as being able to read the modern Hebrew and corresponding English transliteration on screen at the same time is what I need - in order to comprehend sounds I cannot actually hear. Years of Temple Biblical Hebrew activity in my younger years had been forgotten - but the alphabetical and reading basics came back quickly. I can do this. If you all ready know the Hebrew alphabet and can read words (slowly), this method works even better. A very important positive aspect about this method is the practicality of the subject matter of the lessons - early on, the simple basic phrases you can relate to in real life.
I recognize you. You are daughter that face was glowing with liquid gold. Once you entered directly in my TH-cam. May God blessings be upon you at all times
"in Hebrew there is no formal or informal language..." Me: Sweet! "... however there is Hebrew there is a difference for male and female language..." Me: Sigh, Of course there is.... Video is a great help though. Thanks :)
You might not see the all the male/female differences in the written language, unless it's כתיב מנוקד; however, you do hear it in spoken form. Numbers are another world. ;-)
@@argonwheatbelly637 I know Arabic especially levanite Arabic as I was in Syria interestingly their is a language here Syriac it has the same alphabet as Hebrew.
Thank you, I am on day 2 with Duolingo get a start on a long journey as HSL starting at age 39, since Meg & I are planning on moving to Israel for a few years within a few years or so. We want to become very proficient at reading, writing, speaking & listening to Hebrew before even traveling their for leisure exploration in the near term future :)
I'm also learning Hebrew but you certainly don't need to speak any Hebrew to visit Israel. I recently visited Herzliya, Tel Aviv-Yafo and Jerusalem and everyone spoke enough English for me to get by fine. It's much more fun though when you can at least say basic things like please and thank you and a familiarity with the aleph bet is useful to make sense of signs in public.
There's so much explained on hebrewpod that is not in Rosetta stone. It definitely helps doing both. Absolutely passionate about learning this language
Arabic: salam (peace) Hebrew: shalom (peace) Both languages have so much in common. Both are semitic. Aramaic is much rare, it is like 70% arabic + 30% hebrew.
@@MONA-pw8mu No. Abraham was Ishmael's illegitimate son. Isaac was Abraham's legitimate son. The descendants of Ishmael are the Arabs and the descendants of Isaac are the Jews. Jews and Arabs are first cousins and they basically have the same grandfather. It's baffling that they hate each other so much when they are one big family
@@sureyyaekinci4630 Abraham and his wife Rebecca were struggling to have children. After many years of trying, his wife suggested that Abraham go find someone else to have a baby with since she couldnt give him that. This whole time though, God had always promised Abraham and his wife a child, and made a covenant that his firstborn son was to inherit Israel. Abraham reluctantly agreed with his wife and had Ishmael with a mistress. Not long after, rebecca became pregnant and they had Isaac. Isaac was the legitimate child so the covenant only recognized him as the first born son even though technically Ishmael was the real first born son. Since Ishmael was illegitimate at birth, he wasnt entitled to the covenant and wouldn't inherit Israel. God did promise ishmael that he will give him lots of other land and make him prosperous but he just could not give him srael. The descendants of ishmael are the Arabs and they have been abundantly blessed with land and riches for thousands of years. The descendants of Isaac have Israel. Ishmael always taught it was unfair that he didn't get Israel too because he felt it was his right as the natural firstborn son. To this day, Ishmael's descendants still believe they are entitled to Israel and must have it. That's where the hatred and animosity has basically started from.
Thanks heaps! Can we have more of this? This is more accessible than many of the other videos which feature certain words or phrases we "must know", or so called "daily conversations". Please keep this up and on! toda raba!
It's nowhere near as bad as you might think. A month ago I couldn't read any Hebrew. I still need the niqqudot to read words reliably as my Hebrew vocabulary is quite limited but I can at least get the basic sounds out of a word after only about 20 hours of study.
Saaame! I am spanish, and for some reason I love hebrew so much, the alphabet seems like a mistirious code. It seems incredibly difficult to learn too thou. I like hebrew music maybe that is why I really would like to learn the language.
@@Yulia.chandrika I knew a small number of Hebrew words but it was absolutely from scratch as far as learning the alefbet went. I thought I knew aleph but I thought it was like the letter a so the only thing I knew was wrong.
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You know hebrew right
Look at my profile pic
אני לא צריך אני כבר יודע עברית 🤣ואני מישראל
Thank you so much maam
i know Hebrew, but i do not use conversational Hebrew, so year by year i lose it..but i read the Jewish Scriptures in Hebrew...so that does help...you are precious thanks for the help. And love the program One For Israel.
0:41 "There is no formal and informal language"
I already fell in love
yeah same.
Same!! 😂💖
Samee lmao
Me too
And you believed in that 😂😂
After watching for a few minutes my name is now Yana 🤗
Hahahaha 😂😂
Hahaha me too
שלום יאנה
so am i
shalom aleichem ani khaled naim meod
Hahaaa
I like this video because the girl repeats the Hebrew several times, not just once. Makes a huge difference.
How do you know it's a girl?
Me from Pakistan
Disabler it’s a guy
And she is sexy as well.
Adam C I too
My family lost this language in the 1500's. Time to start learning again.
Did they speak Yiddish though ? Cause I don’t think in the 1500 there were modern Hebrew
@@Benny2gunzpreach
@@FoundSheep-ANthere was Hebrew alphabet still.
Praise YAHWEH me too. Mines too. No ish no j
If that’s the model I should probably study Danish 😂😂😂
and pick up my ancestors name: Dunderhake
But I prefer to study Hebrew…
and I can communicate with someone speaking Danish already.
I worked in Copenhagen…!
Quarantine makes you learn languages that you never thought of
yeah you are right that is exactly what's happening here
😂😂😂😂
@I Like Watching Anime Omg ! You gonna be a hyper polyglot
what's with the provocative and controversial video thumb icon, if the video is about hebrew then why have a picture of a mosque as a thumb. its like me offering video spanish lessons with a picture of a japanese buddhist temple as a video thumb icon. you guys crave attention and provoking reactions, so void and empty inside that you have to claim what belong to others.
@@falaqlaeeq3568 what's with the provocative and controversial video thumb icon, if the video is about hebrew then why have a picture of a mosque as a thumb. its like me offering video spanish lessons with a picture of a japanese buddhist temple as a video thumb icon. you guys crave attention and provoking reactions, so void and empty inside that you have to claim what belong to others...
I'm going to start learning Hebrew Today.Shalom to all of you.
my sentiment exactly
How’s your progress?
How is your learning going?
בהצלחה
i know hebrew say shalom le colam is say Shalom to all of you.
I am really fascinated by Jewish culture. I have started learning Hebrew Language. Love from India. Shalom
I am a english to korean interpreter. I work with an israeli company and many times, they don’t speak much english which makes my work very difficult for both of us. This is great. Thank you!
I love Hebrew language! It is fascinating!
I am learning Hebrew!
Shalom to you!
Davi Bispo do Camo
Shalom! What words or sentences did you learn until now?
Shalom
shalom aleichem
@@naomisoriano5324 אני שמח שיש אנשים כמוך שאוהבים עיברית
Yes, Hebrew is definitely a fascinating as it resonates awesome historical occurrences with calligraphic differentiation.
: I should go sleep tomorrow i've an exam 00:00
Me at 04:00 AM : Learn Hebrew in 25 Minutes .
That's what I'm doing rn
@FirstWeCode sorry I didn't sleep for 22 hour .
So true😂
Same for me today
I’m legit watching this at 4
I can't believe I'm actually watching this when I speak Hebrew
Ay kalak!
Then teach me
shiraz shato same
Same (gam ani)
@@fourtrash2598 help a friend
Shalom! Ani fyny. Ani shoteh gafeh. Greetings to all! I am Finnish. I drink coffee. Hebrew is such wonderful and precise language! I am in awe.
It is time to learn Hebrew and one and only advice I have in mind for me is: "just pay extreme attention to the Teacher about the way she "sounds" the words and phrases in Hebrew and repeat them as many time as it is possible, without forcing yourself to memorize them at all, also do not concentrate to much attention about the meaning of the words. As a beginner all what I need now is: "The Sound, The Sound and the Sound". In the future that very same "Sound of Hebrew" will remind me the words and the meaning without any effort and pressure on my mimd. This is the Method which A Child uses Natrully to learn Mother and Father Language. The "Soumd" is the most important tool to learn a language. Otherwise it becomes impossible through forceful internal reaction to learn a Language.
I speak 4 languages. And I agree if you want just to speak . But if you want to dominate a language, you will never do it if you don't have a pen and notebook to write what you just learned and what you didn't learn but will memorize later. You can't learn (dominate)a language just watching videos.
Wut???
Well said.
Hmm then... How do you do the R's
What an interesting language I like the sound of it.
Is it true that god spoke hebrew?
Wow, hmmm
@@Sumtingwongbruh123 yes jesus did
Another important (and fun) fact, Hebrew is also the original language of the Bible (Old Testament)
New Testament is in Greek
We Christians also have to learn a bit of Hebrew and Greek to understand more of the revelations of the Bible
@The FBI Arabic, around the time of Jesus lifetime didn’t exist in ancient kingdoms of Israel/Judah tho
I can't believe this is the first video suggest I haven't looked this up since I was 14 and was going to uproot my life and devote myself to jewdaism. Now, at 24, I'm in my local synagogue speaking to a rabbi and attending Hebrew classes.
I’m half Jewish and have no idea about this language so I’m trying to learn this really helped!! Thanks! ❤😊
Hi Betty, is your mom Jewish? Because if so youre 100%. But ya Hebrew is not common these days in the yes. Hell Yiddish was more common and almost dead.
Who is your lord
@@universityrepairFL Perhaps she is not interested in the religious interpretation of Jewry and she considers herself half-Jewish purely mathematically, and not according to halakhah
@@IbrahimKhan-vl3xi YAHWEH
Huge thanks to this girl who repeat words several times literally it made me to learn easily.👌👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Is being very helpful yes yes
Being an Egyptian and learning this is another level of mastery. Why is this so easy to learn?
hebrew and arabic are very similar!
hoping you are learning this to be able to understand you enemy's language
@@abdsharadqah834excellent
@@abdsharadqah834 100% 😉
@@abdsharadqah834 payers for peace. Jesus came for all of us! We are all brothers and sisters.
Shalom love this language, from Cape Town, South Africa. stay blessed
cool
I am Greek visiting Tel Aviv. Your lesson is so helpful!
I plan on going to Israel soon so I’m learning Hebrew to make the trip more fun
🙌
@HEAVEN LOPEZ you can't expect him to understand this
No proplem 80/100 israeli people all they speak english
@@kaskokasko5521 That's literlly not true.
@@noa2857 i living in israel sinece 2010 untill now
So glad I have found this channel. Its not easy to learn a new language at 55, but I will give it a go. Always was curious about Hebrew. Politics aside, I love Jewish people and I was always interested in their culture.
:)) i am a 14 year old and i am learning aswell i am a jewish person too
Judaism is a religion not a culture
@Commander3838 no shit Sherlock
طب كولي كندره احسلك
@@moeali5130 The religion is just one part of being Jewish.
שלום, שמי ג'ואנה. גרתי בישראל בקיבוץ כמעט שנתיים. למדתי קצת עברית במהלך שהותי. זו הייתה אחת התקופות הטובות בחיי. טוב לשמוע את השפה שוב ולזכור חלק ממנה. Toda raba and shalom
This means so much to me. Thank you for doing this. It is perfectly understandable and I have learned it pretty quickly. Such a beautiful, amazing language.
JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU SO MUCH ❤❤❤❤
Toda raba , Anna! I really enjoyed learning Hebrew here. I love Jewish ❤
We love you too ❤️
Is not jewish is israel
Ze isrsel
@@liashapira5545 why?
@@grdnolk bruh say israel or the jews
This is the best teaching of any language ive ever seen in my life! Thank you!
Shalom and thank you for teaching us Hebrew, Anna!
Shalom.
Yana*
Was the last shalom a goodbye or a Hello
Because if it is goodbye then say lehitraot
@@patienceeronmonselemaigret6991 Well, technically lehitraot means "see you later" and since isn't seeing anyone he should've said bye which is the same in Hebrew.
Are you from israel? 🇮🇱?
@@guyn30 Maybe grammatically lehitraot means see you later but not Israeli uses that word that way. They use it as goodbye weather you're gonna see that person again or not.
But most Israelis don't say lehitraot anyways. They mostly say bye..
This language go straight to the heart ❤️
Ya it's true muhmoud
I'm going to learn hebrew, just because use you are an amazing teacher. I wish you happy Chanukka, dear Yana. Lehitraot :-*
Don't you realize that you have a spelling error on line 1 word 7. Can you please correct it so that you can get plenty of likes.
I think the word “use” didn’t meant to be in that sentence, that is still a pretty cool comment.
Knowing Spanish and English makes learning Hebrew so easy because it sounds and spells almost the say way as it sounds in Hebrew.
I’m form Turkey ! And I’ve been learning hebrew for 4 years from limited sources on web! I’m not jewish but hebrews sounds very nice to me . And it is one of the oldest languages in history as well! I mean it’s worth learing..In some aspects it is similar to Arabic by the way ! I’ve incidentally found your page while I was surfing on utube. I’ve found it very useful! I subscribed! Toda Raba !
Shalom! 4 yıl sonunda ne kadar öğrendin ? Neler zorladı ? Bilgi verirsen sevinirim. Toda raba!
Tuna SÖZKESEN i hate israel they are killing us man . They are the worst enemy to us 😠
Old langwich ? Its the first langitch!
Lora Levy it is Arabic ...ask them ???
Tuna SÖZKESEN ?אתה מדבר עברית
If you are still here and reading it i want to write as ex muslim and a baptized christain for 34 years and also statless since i stand with and for childern of Jacob's. I am also here because i want to learn Hebrew . Stay Safe.❤️💪🇮🇱🙏🕊️
What inspired you the most in Christianity
Are you Arab?
The children of israel of that region converted from judaism to christianity to Islam, over the centuries. They are called palestinians today and share most genome data with ancient children of Israel in that region. Just because you call an occupied land Israel, doesnt make your people Israelis.
And it shows, they endure any horror and attacks on their people and land, while trusting Allah (swt) like no one else does. Truly chosen people of God.
PS: again just an uneducated (fake) ex muslim. Can u bring sth new? 🥱
🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
نادان خدازده
It's surprisingly very easy and simple for me to read Hebrew written in Latin, i'm from Croatia and here we have a rule ''we write as we read, and we read as we write'' and it seems to work well in this case. We pronounce the letters in the alphabet in the same way as we pronounce the letters in the words. So basically you just have to learn the alphabet and you can automatically read every word without even hearing it.
@D C Haha malo da, i R
I love how Hebrew sounds .. it's quite similar to Arabic which makes it easier for me learn .. Shalom
I want to learn hebrew in order to have a better understanding when it comes to the Bible, after learning hebrew i would like to learn greek. this is my first time watching a hebrew lesson and i would like to learn at least an intermediate hebrew, thank you.
The English Lover
The Hebrew in the bible is very difficult and Israelis are having problems with understanding every thing that written in there, it's just well, different then the modern Hebrew.
Then this is the wrong place because the white people who speak Hebrew now used a European version of Bible Hebrew. The original Hebrew is very very different. And if you want to study Greek, study attic Greek. Good luck
I am on the same path as you! Wanting to learn more about the Garima Gospels from Ethopia and in this time of so much information while we still have it, revisiting books not in the canon bible to see what should be considered biblical and what should not. It's not an easy task but I'm willing to work hard to do it
The English Lover This is a start, but you will need years to understand the bible. I was in a religious school for 9 years and still have difficulty sometimes understanding certain parts of the bible. If you're interested go ahead, this is just a heads up
@@justsomeone2362
Well, yeah. Languages change..
And modern Hebrew is a semi-constructed language.
Who are here to study Bible learning Hebrew?
Amen
Me
Me
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SHALOM from Pakistan GOD bless you Hallelujah
B ST Stop being rude.
Shahid Sundu Shahid Shalom
B ST Are you saying a Pakistani can't say hello? The name Shahid did throw me off a bit but I see nothing in his comment that he is unfreindly or a Jew hater. Not all Arabs and Persian Muslims are Jew haters.
B ST Goodness...my point is loud and clear. What's your point in being rude to someone trying to be friendly?
B ST Fool
Thank you so much Anna, i start my journey to learn hebrew, you are the best teacher because you make it very easy, is intimidating but with good teacher is possible
God bless you and God bless Israel
Shalom, I have always wanted to learn Hebrew and here I will try to take these lessons in basic Hebrew. It is an ancient language and that is one of the reasons it interests me.
This is very helpful! I grew up with divorced parents and I didn’t get the chance to learn Hebrew and only learned prayers by heart. Thank you for breaking it down for beginner!❤️❤️❤️
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Am from Kenya I want to learn Hebrew...I like it and it will make me understand Bible better
I am Brazilian, great class
Thank you
I’m from the United Kingdom and trying to learn some Hebrew, as I want to visit Israel soon. Thanks 🙏
Trying to brush up on a language I have missed hearing and speaking for many years! Toda rabah lah🥰
Thank you! This is my first step to learning Hebrew and I’ve learned a lot already
I'm from Iraq I would like to thank you for helping me learning Hebrew language 😊
Hi Wesam. love from you Jewish cousin. I am happy to know you learn Hebrew. bless u
You'd be better off watching Israeli TV with this and A Dictionary when a word begins to sound familiar.
You do it to terorized us right ?
Im not know about your opinion guys but im believe in peace and im hope we can do this
And even i have arab friend whice is not jewish in israel
I'm learning Hebrew to make Aliyah and join the idf you guys make it so much more accessible 😍
are you Jewish?
@@Tiredchef most likely is
@Me Dna stfu scumbag
And Israelis are actually very patient. Dont be scared to try and make mistakes
@Me Dna yay!!!! Theres always one....
Love from Indonesia!
I'm a Muslim and I like Israel people, even I have some pal there, I also taught Hebrew by them, they're very kind I hope to travel there someday to meet them.
So true I want to be able to read the Tanakh in Hebrew and even a modern paper in modern Hebrew. Maybe this pandemic is bring the world closer together through online learning.
Shana Tova!
Yana, honestly you're the best trainer to teacher the language start to understand and learned several words just from the first lesson
Me (speak hebrew and watching this): Suddnley the usual things that youre saying every day, sounds so funny lol, Ein be-ad ma 😂
What kind of font are you using?
Shalom from south Sudan I love you
Shalom,ma nishma?
Love from Pakistan,, Thanks for your tutorial, Keep it up, May almighty bless u with endless blessings
Toda raba lah!
This video is perfect. Going to be in Israel in October. I'm so happy, I found this!
Shalom, im new here and i just wanna say thank u for the lessons am learning slowly by slowly by gods grace everything will go well
Hi ! Your teaching hebrew lessons with normal speed, for us to understand, is amazing ! Thank you very much !
I like that lady, she knows how to teach . I m learning a lot . I m about to travel in Israel so I m learning basic Hebrew 😋
There no such thing as “isr**l
Toda raba lah Yana!
wonderful way to learn HEBREW from you...thanks a lot !
She is perfect.Her explanation is so clear
I am from Turkey and I love how Hebrew sounds. Your videos makes it extremely easy to learn, toda raba
Boker tov
שלום!
תודה רבה על השיעורים שלכם!👍👍
Thank you,Anna! I am from Brazil but live in America.Toda raba.Adonai the God of Israel bless you !
carlos costa I am learning Portuguese it is such a beautiful language :)
Yana no Anna. LOL
But ok
and im jeiwsh so..... i dont need to learn hebrew... BUT.... sababa
Que que tu sabe
Cheers for this, I have been researching "learn hebrew for free" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bonincoln Hebrew Handful - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my cousin got great results with it.
Million thanks to you madam. I learn very well hebrew language even i cath slowly.Your teaching us in a smooth way and really understand perpectly the way you are talking.
I can't believe i'm watching this when i speak hebrew😂
גם אני
Teach me
@@roaa_8_ma_368 OK
@@ליביכהן-כ2ש when and where ?
@@ליביכהן-כ2ש ؟
Shalom
Toda Raba Lah Anna, for teaching us Hebrew, I always wish to learn Hebrew , it is fascinating and one of oldest language , I watched many video to learn Hebrew but I didn’t benefit much from them as much as I learn from your video , you really great teacher , you repeat the words many time I can’t thank you enough , may God bless you and bless Israel
Why christian people also said sholam? They not jew ? And jew is not christian everybody knew that, so why is that? I just curious.
@@kakaisan8727 Jesus was a Jew
@@simonecher1353 he is but why christian people say that? Christian not jew right?
@@simonecher1353 Jesus was a God not jew, btw jews and Christian's can't be friends? Im not about orthodox form both side. But i think friendships are possible... if im wrong, corect me
@@kakaisan8727 shalom didn't means peace? If it means, why u are confused?
Gorgeous! The lesson was pretty good also.
I love the duck
This is great. I have been partially deaf since birth, so learning a language other than English has always been difficult. Being able to see a person speaking the words and using closed captioning as well as being able to read the modern Hebrew and corresponding English transliteration on screen at the same time is what I need - in order to comprehend sounds I cannot actually hear. Years of Temple Biblical Hebrew activity in my younger years had been forgotten - but the alphabetical and reading basics came back quickly. I can do this.
If you all ready know the Hebrew alphabet and can read words (slowly), this method works even better. A very important positive aspect about this method is the practicality of the subject matter of the lessons - early on, the simple basic phrases you can relate to in real life.
My dads from Israel, fluent in Hebrew but never spoke to me in it so I have to learn from scratch on my own
Good luck, since your comment has been a year may I know if there is improvements?
So how’s progress??
It’s palastine 🇵🇸🇵🇸
Fuck israel 🇮🇱 =💩
@@shamselfoulyy7630 hate the government not the country 😗✌️
Brilliant love it x I’m actually learning Hebrew so quick thank you so much
I recognize you. You are daughter that face was glowing with liquid gold. Once you entered directly in my TH-cam. May God blessings be upon you at all times
These are the best videos i've ever watched to learn a language, they explain everything so clearly and simply, its just amazing.
I love Israel
And Israelien people Hebrew is good
Shalom 🇲🇦🇮🇱
FUCK ISREAL FREE PALESTIN ❤❤❤
"in Hebrew there is no formal or informal language..."
Me: Sweet!
"... however there is Hebrew there is a difference for male and female language..."
Me: Sigh, Of course there is....
Video is a great help though. Thanks :)
Masterabatoire exactly what I said to myself lol. Freaking male and female language bullcrap.
You might not see the all the male/female differences in the written language, unless it's כתיב מנוקד; however, you do hear it in spoken form. Numbers are another world. ;-)
@@argonwheatbelly637 I know Arabic especially levanite Arabic as I was in Syria interestingly their is a language here Syriac it has the same alphabet as Hebrew.
😂😂😂
Masterabatoire almost every other language has male and female differences, you just happen to know English which doesn’t lol
Thank you!! For helping us!! Love the way you teach; taking time to repeat everything! Todah raba🤗 God bless you💖
Great Teaching
Thank you, I am on day 2 with Duolingo get a start on a long journey as HSL starting at age 39, since Meg & I are planning on moving to Israel for a few years within a few years or so. We want to become very proficient at reading, writing, speaking & listening to Hebrew before even traveling their for leisure exploration in the near term future :)
I'm also learning Hebrew but you certainly don't need to speak any Hebrew to visit Israel. I recently visited Herzliya, Tel Aviv-Yafo and Jerusalem and everyone spoke enough English for me to get by fine. It's much more fun though when you can at least say basic things like please and thank you and a familiarity with the aleph bet is useful to make sense of signs in public.
That is a really nice class and the best teacher ever.
Wanderley Teacher Brasil ת'תחת
There's so much explained on hebrewpod that is not in Rosetta stone. It definitely helps doing both. Absolutely passionate about learning this language
Thank You from Germany!
You are the greatest and best teacher of all times.
This is a nice way to catch up on my Hebrew skills, so fun!
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Wow this was easier than I thought. Great lesson!❤️
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Shalom I love Hebrew I am so learning it,i am from Guyana
Thank you mam, even the first time to watch you blog about Hebrew language.I' ll do my best to learn your language😊 ❤ thank you 🙏
I speak hebrew! תודה רבה🇮🇱
Thank you Yana for such a clear and well presented beginners lesson. Shalom and blessings 💜🙏🏼
Arabic: salam (peace)
Hebrew: shalom (peace)
Both languages have so much in common. Both are semitic. Aramaic is much rare, it is like 70% arabic + 30% hebrew.
Of course, there are similarities. Abraham and Ishamael were/are brothers
@@MONA-pw8mu No. Abraham was Ishmael's illegitimate son. Isaac was Abraham's legitimate son. The descendants of Ishmael are the Arabs and the descendants of Isaac are the Jews. Jews and Arabs are first cousins and they basically have the same grandfather. It's baffling that they hate each other so much when they are one big family
@@tanialouis38 Ishmael was Abraham's son
Tania Louis why do they hate each other
@@sureyyaekinci4630 Abraham and his wife Rebecca were struggling to have children. After many years of trying, his wife suggested that Abraham go find someone else to have a baby with since she couldnt give him that. This whole time though, God had always promised Abraham and his wife a child, and made a covenant that his firstborn son was to inherit Israel. Abraham reluctantly agreed with his wife and had Ishmael with a mistress. Not long after, rebecca became pregnant and they had Isaac. Isaac was the legitimate child so the covenant only recognized him as the first born son even though technically Ishmael was the real first born son. Since Ishmael was illegitimate at birth, he wasnt entitled to the covenant and wouldn't inherit Israel. God did promise ishmael that he will give him lots of other land and make him prosperous but he just could not give him srael. The descendants of ishmael are the Arabs and they have been abundantly blessed with land and riches for thousands of years. The descendants of Isaac have Israel. Ishmael always taught it was unfair that he didn't get Israel too because he felt it was his right as the natural firstborn son. To this day, Ishmael's descendants still believe they are entitled to Israel and must have it. That's where the hatred and animosity has basically started from.
Thx fore make this video I can speak now a little bit with my Jewish grandma in Hebrew ❤️
Thanks heaps! Can we have more of this? This is more accessible than many of the other videos which feature certain words or phrases we "must know", or so called "daily conversations". Please keep this up and on! toda raba!
Muchas gracias ! Excelente explicación. Saludos de Argentina
Hebrew sounds cool 😍 I'm learning something new wow. I wanted to start to learn Japanese and I will add Hebrew to my list 👍🏽
Thank you! So much for this simple and clear Video.
Thanks for this beautiful Hebrew lession 😊
Fantastic. Just what I was looking for. A very accomplished way to teach. Good work!! Toda xx
Can't wait til I learn to speak, read and write Hebrew!
Same
It sounds weird to me
Thanks very much you might not know exactly how much your work is appreciated Thanks very much!
Did anyone notice how her hair is constantly falling over her left eye, but she doesn't get annoyed or even slightly distracted?
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No
I did
Yes. I was even brushing my left eye trying to stop it from annoying me. lol
Hebrew sounds really pretty 😍🤩 Can't get over how pleasant it is to my Slavic ear. But the writing system terrifies me.
It's nowhere near as bad as you might think. A month ago I couldn't read any Hebrew. I still need the niqqudot to read words reliably as my Hebrew vocabulary is quite limited but I can at least get the basic sounds out of a word after only about 20 hours of study.
Saaame! I am spanish, and for some reason I love hebrew so much, the alphabet seems like a mistirious code.
It seems incredibly difficult to learn too thou.
I like hebrew music maybe that is why I really would like to learn the language.
@@joshuarosen6242wow really?
Did you have any contact with hebrew before or you start from zero?
@@Yulia.chandrika I knew a small number of Hebrew words but it was absolutely from scratch as far as learning the alefbet went. I thought I knew aleph but I thought it was like the letter a so the only thing I knew was wrong.
@@joshuarosen6242 oh ok! You give me hope that I can learn it then!
My native is Tamil, I had learnt French at school n now I m learning Hebrew😊..I partly learnt Arabic😊.Quarantine helps to learn a language 👍
Actually if you know Arabic then Hebrew should be easy for you.
Thank you beautiful teacher. God bless your life , your family and your country