I didn't expect that this series finally explain the grammatical rules concerning the vowel changes of conjunction and prepositions (ו, ב, and ל). I had difficulty reading that part in Hebrew grammar books (Kelly's, Pratico's and Genenius') and you managed to make it very easy to understand. Great job, and thank you so much for your effort.
Hello Beth! Is everything okay with you and your spouse? Always a pleasure to accompany your classes! congratulations teacher for the dedication, commitment and love in what you do! Shalom Yahweh! Shalom Elohim! Shalom Yeshua Mashyach! Amen?
@@AlephwithBeth Amen! How wonderful Beth! I saw a video that her husband Andrew Case sings and praises God, he plays in Isaiah 43! Glory to God! God bless you and your family! Amen?
Ha-ish v ha-isha asher ba-video tovim meod! Asher is the coolest relative pronoun. Also, I had a Jewish acquaintance in college by the name of Asher - surely his name wasn't a relative pronoun! 😅 was it? I believe the vowels are long in the name, Āshēr, but short in the relative pronoun, ăsher.
So good! This is wonderful for internalizing the language. בָּרוּךְ אַתֶּם לַיהוה I have found more typos in the scripts, but wonder if you would like me to send them elsewhere rather than post here. Please advise. שָׁלוֹם
Hi Rebecca, it would be great if you could send us a note with typos to alephwithbeth(a)gmail.com, that way we're less likely to miss your note by accident. Thanks!
You are so kind to answer my questions- thank you. Here's another one: Beth is showing a jug and says: The jug is Avram's face. Did I get it right? What does it mean?
To say "in front of" someone in Hebrew, you literally say it is "to their face." So here I say the jug is "to Avram's face," meaning "in front of Avram."
שלום 😊 Question about when ו with שווא before a noun that starts with a שווא as well - if the first letter of the noun is כּ with שווא, does the כּ become כ (soft) when you add ו to it? אני אוהב את ערוצכם!
Shalom! Yes, and if the first vowel of the word is shewa, the vav will also change to וּ, so for example כְּבָשִׂים plus וְ will be וּכְבָשִׂים. Two changes: כּ to כ and וְ to וּ.
Oi. Boa tarde.. Preciso de sua ajuda . Preciso que decifre umas palavras em hebraico que vi.. Por favor me ajude.. Pq não entendo nada em hebraico. Podes me dar seu e-mail. E lá de passo meu zap.. Obrigada se puder me ajudar agradeço.
@@AlephwithBeth Gracias a Dios alguien hizo ésta pregunta y ustedes respondieron porque no entendí ni papa de lo que significaba "asher", jajaj. Bendiciones
@@samthekkeyil7410 It is a relative pronoun. It can be translate as "that" or "which". Ex. from 7:30 : "There are two donkeys. This is the donkey THAT/WHICH is in the desert. And this is the donkey THAT/WHICH is the flock."
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I didn't expect that this series finally explain the grammatical rules concerning the vowel changes of conjunction and prepositions (ו, ב, and ל). I had difficulty reading that part in Hebrew grammar books (Kelly's, Pratico's and Genenius') and you managed to make it very easy to understand. Great job, and thank you so much for your effort.
But when will we learn "Avram is swimming on the chair"? Because you never know, we might need that! 😂
Delightful, thanks!
Oh I am so happy! I have struggled with prepositions so much, but now I understand!
SHALOM
Extraordinarios los vídeos...Sois unos profesores magníficos. Qué dedicación y qué divertidos... Muchas gracias por vuestro trabajo.
Hi! On accident this video was titled as a review but it is lesson 20. I thank God for these videos. Grace and peace to you.
Oops thanks for letting us know! We fixed it :)
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Today I have completed my first twenty lessons. Thank you
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Excelente exposición con un toque de humor. ¡Bendiciones y adelante!
Really amazing. Thank you very much for these fantastic videos!
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Amo suas aulas.
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שלום. Thank you very much
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Hello Beth! Is everything okay with you and your spouse? Always a pleasure to accompany your classes! congratulations teacher for the dedication, commitment and love in what you do!
Shalom Yahweh! Shalom Elohim! Shalom Yeshua Mashyach! Amen?
Shalom! Yes, we are well, thanks be to God! Todah rabah :)
@@AlephwithBeth Amen! How wonderful Beth! I saw a video that her husband Andrew Case sings and praises God, he plays in Isaiah 43! Glory to God! God bless you and your family! Amen?
Todah rabah
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Thank you, same to you!
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Ha-ish v ha-isha asher ba-video tovim meod! Asher is the coolest relative pronoun. Also, I had a Jewish acquaintance in college by the name of Asher - surely his name wasn't a relative pronoun! 😅 was it?
I believe the vowels are long in the name, Āshēr, but short in the relative pronoun, ăsher.
Asher the name would be translated into English as either happy, lucky, or blessed; one who is fortunate or who has a good life essentially.
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Todos aprendemos o idioma que falamos no dia a dia dessa maneira, eles estão de parabéns!
So good! This is wonderful for internalizing the language. בָּרוּךְ אַתֶּם לַיהוה I have found more typos in the scripts, but wonder if you would like me to send them elsewhere rather than post here. Please advise. שָׁלוֹם
Hi Rebecca, it would be great if you could send us a note with typos to alephwithbeth(a)gmail.com, that way we're less likely to miss your note by accident. Thanks!
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You are so kind to answer my questions- thank you. Here's another one: Beth is showing a jug and says: The jug is Avram's face. Did I get it right? What does it mean?
To say "in front of" someone in Hebrew, you literally say it is "to their face." So here I say the jug is "to Avram's face," meaning "in front of Avram."
Thank you
שלום 😊
Question about when ו with שווא before a noun that starts with a שווא as well - if the first letter of the noun is כּ with שווא, does the כּ become כ (soft) when you add ו to it?
אני אוהב את ערוצכם!
Shalom! Yes, and if the first vowel of the word is shewa, the vav will also change to וּ, so for example כְּבָשִׂים plus וְ will be וּכְבָשִׂים. Two changes: כּ to כ and וְ to וּ.
שלום
I'm learning with you. Thanks.
Does somebody teach English using this same method?
Welcome! Our method is Comprehensible Input. There may be others online using this method to teach other languages?
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אַיֵּה הַתּוֺלׇעִים הַקַּלּׅים אֲשֶׁר הֵם חוֺתְרׅם אֶת־בָּתֵּי־הָאֲנׇשׁׅים׃ הֵם תַּֽחַת הָאֲדׇמׇה׃
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Yes lots, check out freehebrew.online/resources
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Oi. Boa tarde.. Preciso de sua ajuda .
Preciso que decifre umas palavras em hebraico que vi.. Por favor me ajude.. Pq não entendo nada em hebraico.
Podes me dar seu e-mail. E lá de passo meu zap..
Obrigada se puder me ajudar agradeço.
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What does it mean "asher"?
It's a relative pronoun, so like "that" or "who." Like, the man WHO is in the field. Or, the man THAT has a son.
Thank you for your explanation.
@@AlephwithBeth Gracias a Dios alguien hizo ésta pregunta y ustedes respondieron porque no entendí ni papa de lo que significaba "asher", jajaj. Bendiciones
Any leyad Abraham = yo soy la esposa de Abraham?
leyad es "a la mano de" o "al lado de"
Ok. Todah Rabah.
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Didn't understand "asher".
Asher = which = is a conexion = that = Que , el cual , ello , eso , aquello.
@@marynorori9171 Sorry, even the reply is difficult to understand. is it possible to explain a lttle? Thanks
@@samthekkeyil7410 It is a relative pronoun. It can be translate as "that" or "which". Ex. from 7:30 : "There are two donkeys. This is the donkey THAT/WHICH is in the desert. And this is the donkey THAT/WHICH is the flock."