Except the videos where he call languages “funny.” I know what he’s trying to say, but it is annoying just the same.

Great approach.

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As a Hebrew speaker that learns Arabic, you don’t know how much harder the Arabic alphabet is

@@WantToSleep I think otherwise

I do not know either and I feel both are tough.

I think Arabic is harder bc most letters have 2 or more forms and Hebrew has 2 forms for 5 letters and also it has less distinct letters (Hebrew 22 and arabic 28)

@@MN2008_Montdr each Hebrew letter seems more easier to distinguish than each Arabic letter in my opinion. I personally think Arabic is much harder for someone to learn.

It's cursive or running together only when each letter joins to make a word which forms a sentence. Need a sample of how letters join. Otherwise it's not cursive.

Yeah especially the names of the letters

The alphabets are cousins, like how Greek is with Latin and Cyrillic.

do you mean the square style? that's still used

Maybehe means paleo hebrew, aka what was used before the aramaic alphabet

@@lumethecrow2632 yes paleo hebrew

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Hebrew

And there are two forms, there is the "khtav" form (this is the one shown in the video) and "Dfūs" which is like that: אבגדהוזחטיכךלמםנןסעפףצץקרשת

Yes but there are mainly 22 letters. The other five are the final letters which means that if a word ends with the sound they make you end the word with them. Those letters have a regular letters נ&ן, מ&ם, כ&ל, פ&ף, צ&ץ

Yeah, its actually also like that in Arabic! And theres actually a pretty interesting story to why the letters look different in hebrew cursive than in type! So basically a long time ago the hebrew text was considered to be sacred (Alot of people still do consider it sacred). So a person created an alphabet which was similar enough to the hebrew alphabet to the point that it was easily readable for hebrew speakers, but it was also different enough to not be considered sacred. And so when jews where in the disphorea, the alphabet evolved thanks to contact with other languages and scripts. When hebrew was revived, they decided to use the cursive style of Ashkenazi or european jews, because at that time they were the majority of hebrew speakers, but there are still different cursive styles for hebrew, yet theyre not in use anymore.

actually... Many letters do look similar, but in the case of others it's still easy to understand how they got to the final shape... You just need to know the writing direction to understand it. I wish I could show it here. If you look at the English cursive you would also be surprised by the amount of letters that look nothing alike... a, b, d, e, g, h, l, q, and r, all look pretty different... So it should be expected.

Arabic joins more readily than Hebrew.

He did older videos where he wrote Arabic. But I dislikee this one for doing Hebrew for what I think is the first time. Palestine and all that.

@@موسى_7 That is dumb reason

The letters are not supposed to be connected to each other. Obviously you can write them connected when you write fast but they aren’t meant to be connected

Ain't it already in cursive?

It's basically latin

更に、母音を表記しないから余計に宇宙人な感じ(笑)

If you learn the classical Hebrew language, absolutley including the alphabet, you can read the original text of the Old Testament i.e. the Hebrew Bible. :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldFgoauJ1MutkXU.html

בסרטון כתוב "cursive" שזה כתב. הוא כבר עשה דפוס

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@@PolyGenre היי

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