I am delighted because it's found in Genisis 4:1 Eve thought she gave birth to the Lord. It's proof of the trinity.

What a helpful explanation! Thank you!

Would love a video on the passive binyanim. Really liked how you presented these with visual and easily understood charts and examples.

Tim McMensch

Awhhhh man, now I gotta get used to a new way to say r😭 First I got used to rolling my R's in my native language (Croatian) Then I got used to the English one And now the Hebrew one😭 But thanks a lot for explaining! I was confused why some letters shared a sound,so I'm very happy that you explained the concept of final forms to me

Stellar!

HOW DO I GET THE HEBREW ALPHABET ON MY COMPUTER?

Yes you are a very good hebrew teacher. Thank you Sir.

I just joined this class, I think I am on the right track 🎉

Many mistakes

How do you know when to use et as the preposition "with or from" or when it's a direct preposition like what you're showing? I'm asking because Gen 4:1 uses the word "et" 3 times. The first 2 times, it's not translated and is used how you are saying. The 3rd time, they translate it as "with or from". Did they just translate it that way because they didn't understand how Eve could say and think that she gave birth to YHWH? Or is there an actual reason for that? Thank you for your help!!!!

Yeshua Hamashiach

I wanted all the squiglys

Hooo! I'll be replaying THIS one a couple of times. This where we start to see an instrument that truly sets Hebrew apart. There is no parallel structure in English. I'll bet it makes many new words easier to ingest, once you have the Binyanim engraved in your head. I like your analogy of separate building forms. Really liking the grid as well. The tree we often see, with all it's branches, can look like a big mess - as though there are just too many tenses or something. I imagine a native speaker would grow up hearing these distinctions intuitively and learn the structure later. Good stuff for a new learner though. Thank you.

Anyone else wish that Tim McNinch would run for president?!?

this is nearer to modern Greek pronunciation than Erasmian

27:35 khamas 😂

Just starting. Trying to get a jump on my first class in a couple of weeks. Good stuff, Tim. Thank you.

This was great!!!!

Is Theotokos pronounced now as it was then?

Thank you. Very well presented

Very helpful as you are repeating it after saying the next greek alphabet, God bless.

Pretty sure B is a B sound not a V sound...

I've run into various koine pronunciation videos, and they all differ with some letters....I understand it's an ancient language, and the actual pronunciation is not known, but it's still a bit frustrating. Anyway, I will trust this version.

Wow

Thank you for your crystal clear explanation about the Niqquda. Now I could understand more what I am trying to read 😅 תודה רבה ❤

It’s been a Happy listening

Wow, for years I had been stopped at conjugating pronouns because no one had explained any rhyme or reason as to how they were logically constructed; They just stated what each one was. Thank you very much for inspiring me to restart my learning of Biblical Hebrew!

i guest you tried your best to create this video..but for me its still chinese..i dont understand almost anything :-(

Thank you very much! I will have to watch this video several times to grasp the concept firmly. I wish I had a worksheet covering this with an answer key. That always helps me learn.

Very good!

This is simply gold!

Hi I am 62, starting to learn Hebrew only 2 months. Thanks for your nice teaching!It’s very clear and helpful! Thanks

Is this Erasmian pronunciation?

ZIONISSSSSTTTT ZIONISTTTT

I don't understand the patach in pi'el, aren't you supposed to use the same vowels as used in the name of the binyan?

One welcoming experience: Amen! Thank you!

Zionist pig.

How do we know if the dagesh forte is doubling the sound of a bet or a vet? Thanks

Hey Timmy .. what’s Malakhta mean ? Also R is pronounced R not like French gh .. this is Hebrew a Semitic language .. these modern state of Israel people most of their native languages were eastern European and Russian so they don’t know Middle Eastern Semitic languages !!

What a bunch of dribble.

Α alpha Β vita Γ gama Δ delta Ε epsilon Ζ zita Η ita Θ theta Ι iota Κ kapa Λ lamda Μ mi Ν ni Ξ ksi Ο omikron Π pi Ρ ro Σ sigma Τ taf Υ ypsilon Φ fi Χ chi Ψ psi Ω omega

καλον εργον!

Τηανκ υοθ ωερυ μθψη φορ τηισ ωιδεο. Ι ςασ προνοθνψινγ σομε οφ τηε λεττερσ ςρονγ. Ι ςιλλ γο οωερ τηισ εωερυ ψοθπλε οφ δαυ τηοθγη θντιλ Ι λεαρν τηεμ αλλ ψορρεψτλυ.

Sounds like Angry Video Game Nerd

Binyan = structure (as well as) building

This is the best video and explanation on this subject that I have seen in over eleven years of studying Hebrew!!!!!

This is an Erasmian pronuntiation. It's not a Koine Era pronunciation

This is just arabic but a bit different Arabic say: bayet Hebrew says: baet Both mean house, also (ani) means (I'm) in both languages This gonna be easy for me as an arab lol