@TurkSuryani what’s more interesting, the lake Erie in north America was
called Erie by the local Houron Indians, and Erie in their language means
big cat … see, Erie = Arie…
Liviatan is the modern Hebrew word for whale. Torah scholars will tell you
that Liviatan does not mean whale in Bibilical Hebrew. It’s a mystery what
it’s exact meaning is but most think it was a Giant Fish or a Sea Monster.
It’s only in modern times that they assigned the meaning of “whale” to the
word Liviatan. I hope that helps.
Yes that’s correct. Tarnagol Hodu is the proper way to say it. It literally
means “Indian Chicken”. However, the slang way to say it is just ‘Hodu” and
I needed an animal that began with the letter “Hey”. I racked my brain but
that was all I could think of.
im not very good at hebrew. what is that letter that looks like vav, it
always seems to be making a vowel sound? for example in the word donkey,
the third letter from the left
isnt Hodu India? a turkey should be Tarnegol Hodu I think..
meanien meod!
@TheJunglesound- I’m no authority on that either but that’s interesting.
I’ll look in to it. If you find out anything, let me know.
@furn3000 the french word for cat is “chat”. You gotta pronounce it “sha”.
I’m french…
@TurkSuryani what’s more interesting, the lake Erie in north America was
called Erie by the local Houron Indians, and Erie in their language means
big cat … see, Erie = Arie…
@ronimation She means because they only show it for a split second
Liviatan is the modern Hebrew word for whale. Torah scholars will tell you
that Liviatan does not mean whale in Bibilical Hebrew. It’s a mystery what
it’s exact meaning is but most think it was a Giant Fish or a Sea Monster.
It’s only in modern times that they assigned the meaning of “whale” to the
word Liviatan. I hope that helps.
other question teacher as he tells the books of the Bible in Hebrew or are
the same as the Torah, can you tell me pls amd thanks shalom aleijem
um you might want to check the audio
yeah you should that would be very cool and fun lol and do you really make
these videos?
@ronimation the segment for jelly fish flashed up for less than a second.
oh well thats okay its still a nice video
I suppose jew’s are pros at Dota.. after all Tadpole is Roshan 😀
@ronimation no, he/she didn’t meant to say that. he/she tried to say that
the jellyfish part it’s to fast.
did you animate? wow. some people try unsuccessfully for years to animate a
horse’s galloping movements
I thought Dog was Caleb?
Yes that’s correct. Tarnagol Hodu is the proper way to say it. It literally
means “Indian Chicken”. However, the slang way to say it is just ‘Hodu” and
I needed an animal that began with the letter “Hey”. I racked my brain but
that was all I could think of.
Yes I really made them.
im not very good at hebrew. what is that letter that looks like vav, it
always seems to be making a vowel sound? for example in the word donkey,
the third letter from the left
this is VERY close to Assyrian (aramaic) a couple examples…Lion for you
is Arieh? for us its Arya, horse is soos for you? for us its Soosya
Very cute and instructional. Could only be improved by adding audio for
correct pronunciations.
@furn3000 chat is cat. chen is a bad spelling for chien, which is
dog.{google translate is a wonderful thing}
@ronimation oh thanks that makes so much more sense!
@ronimation: Because the viewing time for the jellyfish was so short
compared to the others. I believe maddieemcee was joking. 🙂