Visit: www.in-hebrew.co.il Learn Hebrew Israel Video 14 Hebrew selections about Israel. Includes English translations and transliterations.

Visit: www.eTeacherHebrew.com Facebook www.facebook.com In this lesson we introduce the Hebrew script (print and cursive letters, writing from right to left), and learn the letters: א (Alef), ת (Tav), ה (Hey). We will also begin to learn some personal pronouns.

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Visit : eTeacherHebrew.com Facebook facebook.com In this lesson we will learn how to count feminine and masculine objects in Hebrew.

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Meditation on the Hebrew letters is not so much a human activity as a supernatural act, in which we break down the barriers of our natural existence and reach into the divine world. Each letter is a garment provided for our benefit, so the creation energy they house will be intelligible to us. Concentrating on the letters, their shapes dissolve and the Holiness in the letters is revealed. In Hebrew prayer, an extended meditation on the letters and their combinations, we carve them with breath and set them in the mouth in 5 places, to carefully pronounce each letter of the 5 families. We carve them with breath, contemplating each letter carefully, concentrating on the breath that is exhaled while it is pronounced. We set them in the mouth, meditating on the place in the mouth with which the letter is pronounced. While speech itself involves Binah consciousness, the pronounciation of the letters is an automatic activity, and hence, it involves Chochma consciousness. With this exercise, the initiate learns to make use of the letters with Chocma consciousness, and by pronouncing them physically, clothing them in Binah. It is through this exercise that we learn to use the letters as Paths of Wisdom. The mouth speaks, while the Spirit provides the thoughts. Surrendering to the letters, the intitiate is like a torch, fueled by Holiness. [Paraphrased from the Holy Baal Shem Tov z"tzl, Aryeh Kaplan, and Gutman Locks]

Visit : eTeacherHebrew.com Facebook facebook.com In this lesson we’ll learn how and when to say “this” when we refer to a masculine or feminine object. The objects in this lesson will be food products.

Visit : eTeacherHebrew.com Facebook facebook.com In this lesson we learn the letters: ד (dalet), ל (lamed), ר (resh), ש (shin), ש (sin) and learn a way of making a noun feminine.

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Visit : eTeacherHebrew.com Facebook facebook.com In this lesson we learn letters that have two pronunciations — strong and weak. We also learn some hints that help us know how to pronounce these letters when we don’t use the Hebrew vowel system.