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Visit http://eTeacherBiblical.com/hebrew-course for more information. In this lesson, we meet the Hebrew alphabet for the first time. We learn that the Hebre…
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Thank you!
this is so much easyer than i expected. i have been studying japanese and the lessons of hebrew are so alike that it is easyier to understand. thankyou so much
Thank you!
A great way to learn Hebrew
Yes! You are right! Listen to the recent videos. You will hear this pronunciation.
Beshalom.
I guess Ayin would have been pronounced like the Arabic ”Ayen” ? Shalom :)
No it wasn’t a final kaf. It was the other line that was long.
Todah Rabbah!!!
YOU MAKE A HEARD LESSON EASIER!! Thank You, Teacher.
Sounds like it might be a final kaf with a silent shewa in it? Did it look like a dalet with a long tail extending below other letters and a colon ( : ) in it?
Agreed. Thanks so much. This is very wonderful, a great blessing.
I keep having to relearn the sounds because they all say them differently! Ahhhhhhhhh! One says long e then short e then silent Aleph then Aleph has a sound man, kill me now…
Shalom,
Can you write me a reference?
I found a place where it looks like dallet but longer and multiple consanents within it. What is this?
Watch this first, and it may help…
The name mahammed is in bible in HEBREW text in songs 5:16 instead of puting in english versions they put the TRANSLATION of his name.. Why did they use the translation of his name in english versions instead of the name itself???
I suggest that the videos are also recorded by Portuguese-speaking teachers. Portuguese is the sixth most spoken language in the world. Furthermore, I believe, in eTeacher, there are many Portuguese-speaking students. Todah Rabbah! Lehitra’ot!!!
ELcurso me gusta,pero lo vería mejor en español
Tem material em portugues?
Latin script came from Arabic. This woman looks like a European (Khazar).
ainda vou intender, abraço
I said thank you for posting a video to help learn the Hebrew Alphabet.
BTW…
Please don’t look as my questions as confrontational. I am truley curious. and I genuinly appreciate the time and effort that U take to make these videos. I think that UR a very wonderful and caring person to such a gracious thing for G♥D, the people, the country, and the language. shalom.
I’ve also heard the pronounciation of ELI (ii) and ELOI (ooii-saying both as long vowels). If these names of my G♥D R2B transliterated properly wouldn’t they be spoken as ELI (ee not ii)…(prayer) Can U explain it, please (bavakasha veshalom)?