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(0:12) I’ve been speaking English most of my life. I’ve been speaking Hebrew most of my life as well. Ever since I started speaking, I’ve known both language…
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This is an attractive language… Wow
oh god its horrendous
Nice, I speak 4 languages,
Interesting! I´m from Brasil and speak portugues and english but I learned
by myself to read hebrew, greek and latin.
Swag, Joel
Hey Joe, cool vid, thanks man.
god, you’re really cute
guys, guys. Turn on the english subtitles. Please.
it’s funny,when i hear people speaking in so called spiritual tongues it
sounds nothing like this,which leads me to think that the so called tongues
is nothing but garbage.
Wow.. Amazing .. when i hear someone speaking hebrew, i feel im in israel..
it’s good to hear..
Shalom Joel ani Amine, i likey our hebrew accent, actually i’m learning
hardly this language since & month, please do add me on Skype; sa as to
practice a little hebrew with you:amine.amalou91
Thanks for doing this!
Most modern Hebrew speakers have a pronunciation that resembles Yiddish
(and, indirectly, German). The guttural r is the main feature. I prefer the
pronunciation of people with a trilled r, like those who speak Sephardi or
Mizrahi Hebrew. The r of رأس in Arabic resh in Aramaic and ראש in Sephardi
and Mizrahi Hebrew (the Semitic word for “head”) are pronounced with a
trilled r…except among Israelis with Central and East European roots, who
pronounce it like Yiddish or some German dialects, /R/
Guys, learning to speak hebrew does not have to be difficult (I used to
think it did). I’ll give you some advice right now. Look for a training
program known as Practicorex Hebrew (search on google). Seriously, thanks
to Practicorex Hebrew I’ve learn how to speak practical Hebrew in quick and
easy way. I probably shouldn’t even be mentioning it cause I don’t want a
bunch of other folks out there running the same “game” but whatever, I am
just in a good mood today so I will share the wealth haha.
lt sounds like Arabic
Sorry but its true. Old school Aramaic Hebrew sounds beautiful. This
eastern Europe ghetto-gulag Yiddish stuff is trash though. Always sounds
like a drunken Russian trying to speak Arabic.
God I really want to get into Hebrew so badly, it is just such a horrible
sounding language though. Arabic however, sounds so nice to me.
It still surprise me, how some people have no idea about Practicorex Hebrew
(search on google), even though lots of people learn how to speak hebrew
with this training program. Thanks to my buddy who told me about
Practicorex Hebrew, I have learn how to speak practical Hebrew in quick and
easy way.