This is a fun lesson! So many words, I’m using your notebook to practice writing them in Hebrew. toda!

I just discovered your channel and I can't wait to watch more videos. Thank you so much

You make learning so fun. That's great.

I love this! Thank you ❤

Amen. תודה רבה.

Shabat Shalom

very nice my vocab increases a lot after your video. God bless you Noah from Australia 😃

I had no idea sooooo many words were the same or almost the same in Hebrew! Thank you for this!!! Amazeing! ha ha ha It was fun!

shalom from NZ.

just in time!!..🙂.....'💙'.

Very practical !👍

Amazing woman

You are so cool and funny.. Original, no makeup. New to your channel. I'll be getting your books on Amazon. Bleesings, take care!

this was fun, thanks

I learning only writing note books Thank you Mam,

תודה רבה אני לילמוד עברית וה יפה ו יש לי עברית keyboard. אני אוהבת וה language

Fun video!

Well, There are many words in Hebrew that sound the same as in English, but do not have a double consonant, which makes Hebrew more attractive to learn.

You have a video on items around the house that don't sound like English. And תודה רבה ♥️

In UK english chips are french fries (that why fish&chips is a fish with french fries or if you rough- potato 😊)

now just remember which words are the same haha thank you for the lesson :))

I want to study Hebrew Bible. So I'm learning Thank you Madam

I’ve been trying to learn Hebrew on and off since October and :25 - :26 is me along with I sometimes think I’m throwing in a random Spanish accent when I try to say a sentence or phrase “normal” at tempo. 🤦🏾‍♀️🙈😅. I love this video though and subscribed!! ❤️🙏🏽

I am polish living in UK trying to learn Hebrew in English 🤣 why am I making my life so difficult? 🙈🤣 Thank you for your video ❤️

Nice videos! שלום! question: the א is mostly used for words with an ach sound right? like Ach and Achat for example. I also see it for the words Intercom (אינטרקום) it begins with an A and followed by י which is Yod. So I can conclude that you can use the א for words with an i in it too? correct me if im wrong :) חודה רבה!

Hey Inbal!!! I am a portuguese learning hebrew and I find your videos really useful. I wonder if you can answer this doubt I have: How do you know which vowel to pronounce when reading hebrew. Take for instance the word shabat (שבת), how does one know is shah-baht and not she-beht. Because the way I see it it could be pronounced both ways. I hope I made myself clear. Thank you so much and keep up the good work ❤ תודה

Great video. i learn so much. Does this Hebrew translates as to "mothers" מִשְׁפְּחֹת. Can you translate this word. thanks

Now some people I hear sing Hebrew music they don't pronounce the Chet with the gutteral sound either and I like them

Shalom Inbal! Could you tell me please if your method is appropriate for me as a native Russian speaker? My first language is Russian and I don't know English absolutely perfect but I speak this language and understand it more or less. Should I learn Hebrew like English speakers do? Thank you in advance!

Hello, can you tell me the difference between these 2 verbs: לְהָבִיא (בוא לָשֵׂאת (נשא thank you!

Hold on lady I read somewhere that the Hebrew word for Hello was Ha'kol or Ha'Chol and then shalom as well. That Yarra taught us and me at HebrewPod101

I thought slicha was a word that was used for ok it means Excuse right??

I share many Hebrew lessons from Inbal on my FB.

Can you do regular words for Hebrew Hebrew words are difficult

Video has good content. Am distracted by music. 😊

some slight difference with accent | short | long vowels

Yes. That's a perfect BEGINNING OF RAMADAN. learn Hebrew first. I made a lot of scripts.. actually I wrote everything 😂😂😂

I saw An Alien in the Desert 😱 Shalom 🕊🙏

My biggest problem is that I can read Hebrew but lol I don’t understand nothing I read when I’m done. My goal is to get to the point where I can speak and read Ivrit just like I do with English.

Do I have to learn the Israeli accent to speak Hebrew? I’m british and been learning Hebrew for a few days, but I recorded myself speaking and my British accent makes it sound weird and I feel embarrassed about it

Wow so many borrowed words. I am curious about the borrowed words that have the 'J' sound. Jacket has Zayin with an accent mark and Pajama has a Gimel with an accent mark. My hearing is not so good, and the on-screen captioning is not always accurate. Do the words Jacket and Pajama actually use the 'J' sound? BTW, I found you on Truth Social and Subscribed to you here. -ShalomMike

Thanks ,are there levels for learning hebrew ,please 🌹

Hi, I'm curious. Can we call mami to our brother or sister?

Hello Inbal, I know Israel and USA has a good relationship for many years. I'm thinking the reason for both Hebrew and English to have some of the same words that the Hebrew speaking pe

Would be better without the music

הי את מורה נכמבה 🌻

Chips is what French fries are called in England, too, as in fish and chips.

And when your reading the Hebrew like Psalms 119; if you say the Chet with a quof behind it your saying a bad word in English. and I can't ever get that gutteral sound at all

My problem is not vocabulary but grammar and phrases

❤️‍🔥

Lemmon and Caffe

as an English speaker from the country that created and exported English to the colonies, Chips is the correct word for Chips, dont apologise to those who bastardize english.

I speak Hebrew and didn't know it. 😂😂😂😂😂

שלום , אני מדבר עברית

This is (Tov ) , good but goes to fast when you are showing the word and the hebrew spelling of the word . I think you could slow it down and show it longer while you are explaining , thank you shalom

Tapuah hadama 😅😅

Who is playing music behind you? Party?

אני לומד עברית אבל אני עצוב, זה לא קל לי

סטודנט

The (almost) universal word is TAXI

Are we talking about hebrew, is this real hebrew, or is this technically yiddish?

Yeah the Chet is my Achilles heal I can't stand that letter

These English words are not enough to have a conversation.

Pls raise yr voice

Yaa I hate this music and can’t hear u well

the music is so annoying

Course is a bit pricey.

They all mostly transliterations...😁👍

It's a mild and fun way to start! 🤍🇨🇵✡️🇮🇱

Modern Hebrew is Yiddish only 200 yrs old😂😂😂

No...no...no...that isnot the right way to speak hebrew...that is just vocabulary....mmm

Alahym אלהים has taught me how to properly transliterate Hebrew. The language was hijacked with Massoretic vowel points. We have been lied to about His name. There is no alef or ayin (A) between the Yod and the He. He has shown me that the vowels if not placed within a word are within the constenants. For example, so called John transliterated from Hebrew from letters, Yod uau chet nun nun, Yo u che nu n, Yo'uchenun יוחנן, pronounced Yo oo che nun, the "o" in Yod is used here. Then we look at the name Yaqub (Jacob) There IS an Ayin after the Yod, Yod ayin quph bet, Y a qu b, Yaqub יעקב. Bearing that in mind, and using the exact same doctrine we look at the name we have been given, Yahuah, the same as יוחנן Yo'uchenun has no alef or ayin after the Yod. Yod he uau he, Yo h ua h, Yohuah! The name "Yahuah" would need an א Alef or an ע Ayin after the י Yod to make it be true, making His name no longer a four letter Hebrew word but five, and would have to be written as יאהוה or יעהוה. Hela lu Yohuah! הל לו יהוה, He lamed lamed uau Yod he uau he, He la l u Yo h ua h. The so called translation Joshua is actually a really good translation for what we believed to be Yeshua (salvation) which should be written Yoshua ישוע, Yod shin uau ayin, Yo sh u a. It has been right infront of us the whole time. The proper transliteration for the name of the Son of Nun, יהושע, so called Joshua is actually Yohusha which is also the name of our משיחוך Meshiychuk. They have confused things so much. There was more hiding in the Word Joshua than we realised, the o in Yod! Man has confused the Hebrew language with vowel points etc. Putting vowels where they should not be and taking away the vowels that are within the constenants that should be within the words. Also Yah is a lunar deity in ancient Egyptian religion. The word simply means "Moon". It is transcribed as Yah, iah, Jah, or Aah. Yohusha said: I will give you what no eye has seen and what no ear has heard and what no hand has touched and what has not entered into the heart of man. BESOREH OF TA'OM (THOMAS) saying 17. For we are not as many, which corrupt the Word of Alahym: but as of sincerity, but as of Alahym, in the sight of Alahym speak we in Meshiychuk. QURENTIYM SHENIY (2 CORINTHIANS) 2:17 Alef lamed he yod mem, A la h y m, Alahym אלהים. Alef lamed uau he, A l ua h, Aluah אלוה. Mem shin yod chet uau kaph, Me shi y ch u k, Meshiychuk משיחוכ. Quph dalet shin, Qu da sh, Qudash קדש. Alef bet resh he mem, A b re he m, Abrehem אברהם. Yod tzade chet quph, Y tza ch q, Ytzachq יצחק, pronounced as Yitzachq and written this way so that the English reader understands how to make the sound of the word. Bet shin uau resh he, Be s ua re h, Besuareh בשורה sounds like Besoreh which is Hebrew for Gospel. Alef dalet nun yod, A da n y, Adany אדני (Master) pronounced and should be written as Adaniy so again, the English reader understands how to make the sound of the word. Yod resh uau shin lamed yod mem, Yo r u shi l y m, Yorushilym ירושלים (Jerusalem). All glory and praise to Yohuah יהוה Alahykm אלהיכם. Alef mem nun, A me n, Amen אמן. And their dead bodies shall lie in the street of the great city, which spiritually is called Cedom and Metzreym, where also our Adaniy was crucified. CHIZAYON (REVELATION) 11:8 "spiritually is called Cedom and Metsreym" They fooled us into worshipping "Yah" ועה iah. the Egyptian moon alahym. Also the so called translation for Meshiychuk (Mess iah). Spiritualy Egypt, ועה, Yah, iah, jah. Shin lamed uau mem, Shi l u m, Shilum שלום.

Yes very easy and if you speak other languages like me, Swedish German French English then so very easy…I went to Ulpan at age 19 for a few months before moving to the US and started speaking within 2-3 weeks, but yes I was a snob and avoided English speakers. I moved to a kibbutz where no one knew I spoke English. Yes I lied, but it was worth it. I got away with it as I’m Swedish and so told everyone I speak Swedish French German but not English. So no Israeli got to practice their English with me. Ha ha ha ha. Boy did I learn fast. I found Hebrew to be a very easy language to learn and if one speaks German already then the accent was no problem at all. But yes it’s very hard for Americans to get the accent I noticed. The rolling R’s sound terrible. And the O sounds. Ou etc. And yeah while living in Germany my best friend was Israeli from 4th to 7th grade, so guess I was already exposed back then. Well good luck everyone. Lehit or just “yallah bye” works. More English words now than back years ago. And also lots of Eastern European and Russian words, like ananas is pineapple in Swedish too. Situazia. Música etc etc. Kaffe and tayj is coffe tea. Banana is banana. Toast I this is the same and don’t forget hummus and you’re all set. But don’t forget we have verbs too. And He is Hebrew is the word for She. Israelis mix this one up all the time. So it’s reversed. Hou is the word from he or him. So a bit weird. But one quickly gets used to it. Hebrew has certainly been easier for me to learn than Spanish. Hebrew reading is tricky though. And I can’t spell at all as my reading is super slow and sucks. I was not bat mitzvah as I didn’t grow up Jewish. My dad was a career diplomat and neglected to mention a Jewish heritage. My reading is poor and slow. But all this will change once I make Aliyah. See you in Tel Aviv or some other surrounding area. Yallah bye’