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Taken from Basics of Biblical Hebrew Video Lectures, this video presents all material from Chapter 1 – The Hebrew Alphabet. Author Miles Van Pelt leads you s…
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your statement you made is not true mushah would have said UAU THE U IS
ABARY W GREEK V LATIN IN 1632 START TO MAKE THE SOUND USING LOWER LIP UPPER
TEETH THE V AS IN VAN SHALUM
There are several strange errors here and I don’t know why he’s making
them. The Aleph does not resemble a % sign! The right “arm” and the “leg”
are CONNECTED to central diagonal line. the Tet is NOTHING like a G and one
shouldn’t try to compare them. I suggest students not rely only on this
video.
Waiting for the next lesson or have you done it, if yes, where or how can I
find it? Thanks a lot.
Yeh, Chode. For someone so adamant about “neat” writing, his aleph is…
horrendous. In addition, he tends to pronounce the ending of certain letter
names with the ‘hard” sound of the begadkefat letters (bet, dalet, etc.),
when they should be “soft”. I will never understand why some teachers use
the modern pronounciations when teaching BIBLICAL Hebrew. He makes an
exception for the letter waw so far, but that’s been it so far. I can’t
watch any more…
I am taking Biblical Hebrew online in December. Thanks for making this easy
The most beautiful language in the world :D
Exactly what I am looking for! I want to add another Semitic language to my
brain and I found it close to my native language.
شكرا
Wonderful biblical Hebrew resource here~
Check out this video on YouTube:
the letter “wow” is actually named “vuv”. The Koof letter towards the end
is not connected at the top like a P…you also forgot to mention the
letters “veis” after Beis, and Chof after cuff, and Suff after the last
letter tuff. I’d recommend people learn hebrew from someone that knows
what they are talking about at the very least. Good try though on the
basics.
I have been working on the Hebrew for more than a year using different
slides but this is the best I have come across. There is simplicity and
clarity. I have found the Instructor not intimiditating but inspiring.and
appatizing for more Hebrew. Thank you. Rev. Albert Selwyn, Bangalore, India
ur a good Teacher !!
I’m confused. Are you referring to his stating that the Hebrew alphabet is
the oldest alphabet still in use today, dating back almost 4,000 years?
How do you say: ‘Get off my land!’
This video was extremely helpful. The best yet! At least this is a great
start for me. Thank you.
Its a good video,it has really helped me.I am studying theology at Rusangu
University I would to have these kind of videos.My email is .
Thanks for the upload! It was very useful.
Best I’ve seen so far.
Thanks for the lesson. It was difficult to figure out how to write the
letters as they were written in my work book because of the confusing fancy
font. Blessings.
Good try however, you start with a malicious incorrect information. The
Hebrew alphabet is what we call BOX ARAMAIC and is the last Semitic
alphabet. The Canaanite Ugaritic language is 4000 years before CE and the
first Alphabet was the Phoenician which date before the assumed
establishment of the jewish kingdoms or even the assumed dates of th Exodus.
I dunno that.. but, 4 example.. if i want making a word i just put all
letters 2gether and done it… Is it the same with hebrew alphabet? I guess
so different… but… I LUV IT!!!
Simple and self explanatory. It is the perfect lesson for a beginner of
Hebrew language. The writing of the letters is very useful, because it is
difficult to write correctly
where is chapter 2
You make the point to only write the Hebrew from right to left, but then
state at least twice that you are writing left to right (about 37 mins.
into the video).