this was very basic but it helped me remember what i learned in hebrew school as a child. i want to become fluent and learn conversational hebrew so i will stick with you lessons.
bnaiorpueblo, do you have these posted somewhere where I could download and get copied to my MP3 Player. I would love to have these for my treadmill runs.
when learning hebrew you should always read and write with the voul, even in israel children are tought to read and write with vowels. they leave the vouels out when they are writing because they do not need them, because they will be able to tell what the letter is because of the context of the word and sentance. you will not be able to read and write without them untill you are near fluent in hebrew
hi, ive been trying to read some hebrew. But its really confusing me cos they dont seem to always write the vowels. Do they still write the vowel points in modern hebrew? And if they leave them out, why is that and how can i read the words without them? Thanks
I don’t speak or understand Hebrew, but I know some singers whom I like…I like Ninet Tayeb, Yehuda Levi, Yehuda Saado, Liel Kolet, Ivri Lider, and my all time favourite Rita with her signature song “Bo”……I hope I helped
ilike all your lesseon for beginner its clear and easy
this was very basic but it helped me remember what i learned in hebrew school as a child. i want to become fluent and learn conversational hebrew so i will stick with you lessons.
I do appreciate these lessons. Great teacher! Thanks so much.
This is Great ! I’m going to start this today and everyday !!! Thank-you.
I Cr 13:8a
Woops, my bad.
i said leter NAMES (aleph,beth,daleth,gimel etc…)
Very interesting, I can read some Arabic but don’t understand much. I can see how the two languages are related. Thanks!
thats easy it sounds like arabic
thanks for the lessosn
not Hebrew.
letter names are originally from phoenician.
i think you can try to use youtube downloader to get these as FLV then convert to .mp3
i would like speak in this language without problems..
bnaiorpueblo, do you have these posted somewhere where I could download and get copied to my MP3 Player. I would love to have these for my treadmill runs.
I would love to learn,I was born in israel.But I live in another country and want to remember the language.=)
Easy to understand… Thanks
that really sucks
but thanks for explaining
when learning hebrew you should always read and write with the voul, even in israel children are tought to read and write with vowels. they leave the vouels out when they are writing because they do not need them, because they will be able to tell what the letter is because of the context of the word and sentance. you will not be able to read and write without them untill you are near fluent in hebrew
hi, ive been trying to read some hebrew. But its really confusing me cos they dont seem to always write the vowels. Do they still write the vowel points in modern hebrew? And if they leave them out, why is that and how can i read the words without them? Thanks
interesting
I don’t speak or understand Hebrew, but I know some singers whom I like…I like Ninet Tayeb, Yehuda Levi, Yehuda Saado, Liel Kolet, Ivri Lider, and my all time favourite Rita with her signature song “Bo”……I hope I helped
tell me how please, i really ove this language please.
thanks very much.
May the GOD blesses you.
i enjoyed the lesson alot, thanx
hellor guys
I have never listened to Hebrew songs before.. do u mind suggesting some singers that I can look up?
THANK YOU SOO MUCH xXx
baruch hashem =-)