Yea it is and I can tell you after paying for that Hebrew Pod and now they wish to charge me more money. That site is a scam

Olá, me ajude, por favor, a aprender inglês.

@@bateriboca7612 🤣🤣🤣

I remember years ago in one of my modern Hebrew lessons, some students were asking about the reasoning behind some grammar rule I can´t remember but the teacher also shrugged and said "ivrit lo disneyland" (meaning: Hebrew is not a holiday, basically). Best regards

@@asenat79 neither is Disneyland! 😆

Do you have any idea why she wrote למה זה instead of למה זאת?

hello can you share with me the name or links of the others ressources you are using to diverse and self learn thank you ☺️

@@fadiaentreprenariat2241 Check the description for their website for more resources, and watch the intro video for how to use their videos as it helps explain the method they are using. They really are supplying enough materials to get a grasp of Biblical Hebrew. On their website they have “Learning Schedule”, Scripts where you can read along with the video, and even when you have learned more, or have issues, Grammar Lessons, these are explained in other languages. The scripts are all Biblical Hebrew and contain an amazing amount of “grammar “ as well. But from experience, watching the videos, including reviewing them as many times as you need, will really help you learn the language. I’ve known how to read Biblical Hebrew for years, as I taught my son, but I could not retain vocabulary meaning from written material…ie flashcards. Their method utilizing visual and auditory simultaneously has been key for my to breakthrough that barrier. Blessings! Another tip you might want to try is in the beginning NOT trying to translate back and forth into your native tongue and then into Biblical Hebrew. Just watch and learn in Biblical Hebrew. You might not feel like you are learning but you are. Also if you can immerse yourself in the language, by playing the videos a lot for a week or two it can help. I started but didn’t have a lot of time and then could NOT touch it for a few weeks. When I came back to it, I had a few weeks were I was able to focus on it initially and that really helped. Even if I can’t WATCH the videos, I pick older videos to turn on and play in the background as I go about my day. It’s amazing how that can help train the ear, even without focusing your attention on learning.

Hi Jorge, so glad you're excited! Glad to have you with us :)

@@AlephwithBeth Where is the English translation?

​@@joylee7274 The brain is an impressive thing. If you watch from the first episode, listen carefully and pay attention, you'll find your brain picks up the meaning as you go along.

@@Plasticcaz I am in advanced level.

@@joylee7274 oh ok, i figured with a question like that you were only just starting. Apologies, just trying to help.

Obrigados, Ricardo!

Olá, professor Ricardo. Também estou usando esse material.

Ancient Hebrew is way way closer to Arabic than modern Hebrew. Look up Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, may his memory be for a blessing.

אֱמֶת! ‎נְדַבֵּר שְׂפַת כְּנַעַן יַחַד. (Truly! We would speak the language of Canaan together.)

hola y cual es la pagina de Good accent

@@2holayoutubification Good accent no es ninguna página, le está diciendo a Beth que tiene buen acento. Cuando dice "until I read the about page" se refiere a la sección "acerca de nosotros" que se encuentra en su página homónima de Internet.

Tu acompanha ainda?

אֱמֶת! ‎נְדַבֵּר שְׂפַת כְּנַעַן יָֽחַד. (Truly! We would speak the language of Canaan together!)

Realmente, um excelente trabalho! Estou amando este canal.

Yaphe* But good job, Go forward with it! :D

@@oferzilberman5049 Shalom

Thanks! Please take some time to check out freehebrew.online/pronunciation Enjoy!

@@AlephwithBeth thanks a lot! I haven't read the article before, now I did it. My previous intention was to share an observation about the massive pronunciation Israelites use nowadays, and indeed I find it beautiful, as I also study German and French (concerning the "R" sound). But now I read it was about a didatical pronunciation choice of yours. Many thanks, again, for the excellent material!

yo no entendí que explicó en esta clase :(

@@eldespertardelanovia5995 que no entendiste? ¿en que minuto?

@@nelkanti4285 nada

@@eldespertardelanovia5995 😅😅entonces creo que debes ver desde el video de presentación del canal y la primera lección.

@@eldespertardelanovia5995 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gdBzaJef2NzSpJc.html esta es la introduccion en español, ahí explica porqué no se traduce nada de lo que ella explica.

Thanks! Just keep watching, in a few more lessons you'll start learning the alphabet and once you know the whole alphabet, then everything will be written on the screen after that 😉

Shalom Marion, welcome! :) Yes, your question makes sense. We don't really have enough evidence of simple questions like that in the biblical text to know for sure how it would have been done in biblical Hebrew. I suspect that Modern Hebrew speakers would use "mah zeh?" to ask if they don't know the name/gender of an object, but I can't say for sure as I don't really speak Modern Hebrew. I would say that it's totally fine to just use "mah zeh?" when in doubt. You can read about the rules of the ve/u variation in our accompanying grammar lessons which you can find on our website: freehebrew.online/resources/ Thank you for your prayers! :)

@@AlephwithBeth Shalom my sister and brother in Christ! Thank you, I understand. Yes, of course I won't ask this question to anyone in Ancient Hebrew, so it's no big deal. I just wanted to know whether I missed something in the learning process. I had not seen the grammar: that's perfect, thanks again, and please continue your wonderful work. I hope you find someone to do the Greek. Let's pray. Marion xx

Prayers already answered! :) See Alpha with Angela! kzfaq.info/love/e0ilqwSO8XVnCw4m3UYC1Q

Glad you're enjoying the lessons! Our early lessons might be helpful for a beginner who wants to learn Modern Hebrew to learn some of the basic grammar and the alphabet, but in the long run, our videos aren't going to help someone understand conversational Israeli Hebrew much, and if they use the phrases and pronunciation learned in our videos, they may sound very old fashioned and funny. 😃 So I think after roughly 20-30 lessons, it would be better to look for a resource specifically for modern Hebrew.

Thanks so much, I really appreciate your time and your work!