Agreee

It’s not the same language as the ancient one. It’s not an actual revival.

i mean it is jews study both moder hebrew and ancient hebrew most jews only know ancient hebrew so you are wrong @@mattiamele3015

Because it had divine intervention. The Bible said thousands of years ago that in the times that approach the end, the Jews who are to be expelled from their homeland will return.

@@mattiamele3015it is. I read old Hebrew tehilim and torah. Classical and modern Hebrew are different but of course they’ll be naturally, English now isn’t at all the same as English 500 years ago.

Chinese sounds beautiful for me,I love all languages

I live in Tel Aviv! You should come visit some day

Easy French, thank you a lot for your videos! They are so useful and helpful when it comes to learning french. 🤠

Hey, I see you are from the Netherlands. Cool videos on your channel 🙋‍♂

Your comment just motivated me to continue studying 😉

@LodiJP how is your progress? are you fluent in hebrew? i think about learning hebrew, but i also like greek, dutch and swedish. i cant decide… 😓

Yes, the pronunciation makes it sound very different. But in fact there are many similar words. For example bait (house), ayn (eye), Matar (rain) and etc.

Arabic sounds like some one choking a cat, Hebrew sounds like someone choking a dog, while the dog pees in your ear.

@@halaldunya918 lol

We're glad you enjoy it! :)

@@easylanguages do you have more videos in Hebrew? :)

היא ממינכן, נכון?

😍😍😍

It's super expensive city, ultra-progressive 🤮, always traffic jams, always public events. Think twice.

@@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist Israel as life in streets - here in California - it's just sad- no life but "woke" crap

Привет, את מדברת עברית?

@@joang.6664 привет. Вы знаете русский?)) я не говорю на иврите, к сожалению

@@delavida4002 Да, я знаю русский очень хорошо.. Росла в России.. А иврит изучала из за интереса к языкам.. Я из Канады.. А вы какие языки изучаете?

@@joang.6664 я знаю английский и немецкий, сейчас учу французский по урокам Дмитрия Петрова, очень нравится! Скажите, пожалуйста, сложно ли было начать изучать иврит? Ведь здесь абсолютно другие буквы и - кажется - на письме нет гласных?))

@@delavida4002 Вы-молодец!😁👏 Я говорю по-английски свободно, (т.к. давно живу в Канаде) Изучаю французский уже несколько лет, и испанский, учу почти два года. Иврит знаю хорошо..(продв.ур) Дмитрий Петров- да, он выдающийся полиглот..! я его очень люблю, я смотрела его видео и интервью на ютубе.. Разносторонний универсальный человек.. Насчёт иврита. Чтение и письмо на иврите в начале были сложны, но не из -за букв, они-то легко учатся, а из-за полного отсутствия гласных на письме.Письмо на иврите справа налево..Есть диакритич. знаки чтобы помочь расшифровке, и начинающие их учат.. Но потом нужно читать и писать без них! В Израиле их почти не используют.. Просто развивается способность визуально ассоциировать корни слов с их значением..и их запоминать..😅 да, это возможно..😅Сам по себе язык не сложный, а наоборот, очень логичный, выразительный и очень красивый. Говорить на нём легко.. Но нужно несколько лет чтобы его освоить на "местном" уровне.. Bonne chance à vous dans votre apprentissage de la langue française..! D'où venez-vous?

Shahid 😂 in Hebrew it means "suicide bomber"

טובה*

@@Seanonyoutube תודה 🙂👍

Hi! Unfortunately, currently, we don't have any active co-producers to produce Easy Hebrew episodes on regular basis. Once we find a team, we will do our best to provide more Easy Hebrew content 😃

שלום לוקאס! ולא אין לך שגיאה, אתה כותב טוב

It's because they don't have a proper Hebrew group

Sush zionist

Que baccana Divinópolis um sonho

The interviewer is really French. That's why her KHhH is so pronounced.

​@@AbilliphWhat do you mean? It's literally the same sound. French R is voiced uvular fricative (like Hebrew r) or voiceless uvular fricative (like Hebrew kh) depending on position. It's exactly the same.

@@mattiamele3015 not exactly.. the French R is the middle point between the Hebrew and German R KH. The French one, is more gurgly than the Hebrew R. The uvular R can be trilled, gurgled, or soft.. it can have more or less voice in it.. it's not as simple as in the basic IPA chart, and the French R is easily noticeable in Israel.

Hi! Currently, we are slowly re-activating Easy Hebrew videos. We hope that over time, we will be able to publish Easy Hebrew episodes more often and start a separate, dedicated channel :)

@@easylanguages, please do not partner with this interviewer again. She is BREAKING THE LAW by not wearing a mask and standing less than 2 meters from everyone she interviewed. Because of people who behaved with impunity, the entire country has gone into a 3 week lockdown. 25% of the Israeli population is currently unemployed. Please find someone who can follow the rules and not endanger other people.

Come on ! ( I mean it's nothing like French - but also : cảm ơn - thank you :-)

Only similarity is the R sound, and even that is different.

That's just the nature of modern hebrew. Up until about 100 years ago, nobody spoke it natively, and Israel is still largely an immigrant nation (I believe any jewish person in the world has an automatic right to israeli citizenship? Plus a lot of Russians have moved there since the fall of the soviet union), so a very large portion of the population is still made up of people who don't speak hebrew natively, which leads to a lot of interesting variation in accents and grammar. That's just part of speaking hebrew nowadays.

Yeah, she doesn't sound like a native speaker.

The woman at @1:43 has red lipstick on. There's no way she removed a mask and had perfect red lipstick underneath for this interview. She wasn't wearing a mask at all before you approached her.

And at @2:59, you can see that the interviewer isn't wearing a mask at all. And you're shoving the mic in people's faces and are way closer than 2 meters. You're for ruining it for all of us. People like you are the reason there's a seger.

@Ian Meijer toda raba! :)

Stop licking mushrooms

Black

@@Jewish_Israeli_ZionistDon’t be such an angry Jew.

Free Palestine mf

In your dreams 🤮

@@Jewish_Israeli_ZionistIt sounds more like German because the pronunciation is that of Yiddish speaking Ashkenazi Jews. Actually I don’t think any Arab would like to sound like this, so “in your dreams” is a total projection of yours (maybe also due to the fact that you’re Mizrahi, and people in your family/community have been discriminated against for speaking Arabic).

​@@Jewish_Israeli_Zionisti wish you a really wonderfull life for you and your family,from a muslim,have a really nice day,boker tov/layla tov🙂

​@@mattiamele3015i wish you a really nice day and a wonderfull life

@@Jewish_Israeli_Zionist Right because Arabic is a beautiful language hebrew could never compare