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Visit: eteacherhebrew.com This lesson is a fascinating journey into the evolvement of the Hebrew vowels. We will learn that in King David’s period (10th c. BCE), when Hebrew was first written, the writers only used the consonants. This created difficulties for readers in those days. The solution to the problem was the addition of vowel letters, a process which unfolded in several stages. The last stage took place in one of the most beautiful places in Israel, near the Sea of Galilee. We will also meet our first two vowels: A Facebook: www.facebook.com
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@jonesjanicemary9 Thank you!!!
VERY NICE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! AND GOD BLESS YOU!
The shewa na is covered in future lessons in this course.
Todah again Judhah, you may want to check Muraoka.
Off course they did. Tons of grammar works have been written on this since the time of the Ge’onim. And all traditions except some Ashkenazi traditions have preserved the distinction through the ages. In the Babylonian vowel system they have different symbols.
Todah Judhah for your comment. You are right about the fact that many Israelis do not distinguish between the two Shewas (in certain conditions), but did the scribes distinguish? This is not certain at all.
nice video,….I was there in setember 2010 painting deferents parts – take a look; edudasaguas,com,br/quinzenal –
many paintings of israel made on site,
an amacing experiense in this holy land…
God bless all who loves Israel and Jesus
There are so many things wrong with this, but the most stupid part is: How can you say you are teaching vowels and “forget” to pronounce the shewa naʼ?