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[@sundaerasto3514]

Toda raba lah Yana, Shalom I'm Isack Sunda From Tanzania

[@philenacarter]

I learned the alefbet first and have made it past this lesson but I came back to watch how you guys teach it. These lessons are awesome 🎉

[@WekiHeremo]

Thank you for Hebrew Bible study for me learning and all useful Thank you so much shalom ❤❤❤

[@saimadisetty5805]

Thank u so much mam. God bless u. U made it very easy to learn.🙏

[@ananiya176]

Thank you

[@davidweiland8237]

Toda raba. I like listening to this video. It is a nice review.

[@EmunahFL]

Toda raba! 😊

[@churchreformationmission622]

Nice teaching

[@mLIXyt]

Great video but it seems to be incomplete, ending on tsadik. Where can one see the rest of it? I found another one, even shorter, "Hebrew writing in 40 min" which ends on mem.

[@blackreservoir4]

❤❤❤ Thankyou very useful

[@satarupasatarupa9539]

toda raba lah! it was very useful

[@SMALLTALK2ESL]

Thanks for your education Hebrew

[@johnpjkpt]

Very nice helpful for beginners. Thank you.

[@parrotraiser6541]

Thank you, ma'am. I'd fly with you any time! The arrester hook might be useful if you had to land hot, say because you were missing one wing. (Though the one that did it was a -D, not a -C.)

[@MalikFaisa]

Hi , can I please have the last part of this video?

[@radimprochazkaithestrideri60]

interesting that yana's handwriting. As example is Bet written in another form than in the word ABA, or Vet in Ahava. I dont get the word Chava :-) It seems to me more natural to write it without one Vav.

[@vintageswiss9096]

Are these different depictions of letters? The letters i learned look much different...

[@jakethegloriousleader5094]

Where’s ק I can’t find it in the video

[@hebrewgreek7420]

The word for “love,” אהבה ahava, is wrong in this video. It is correctly written as follows: אַהֲבָה.

[@sophiadubon8425]

You need to pay more attention. Hebrew can be written with or with out those dots

[@hebrewgreek7420]

⁠@@sophiadubon8425, the problem is when they wrote it with the niqqud (“vocalization”), they wrote it wrong. They wrote: אָהָבַה. This is completely incorrect. The correct way is ‎אַהֲבָה. Notice the differences below. Incorrect: ‎אָהָבַה Correct: אַהֲבָה

[@kanchhakkongrenn6929]

toda rabba

[@nukesandstorm2374]

what will be my name in Hebrew please help = [ Nuke Sandstorm ] someone please translate it please 😟