Hebrew - Review Game for Lessons 37-38 - Free Biblical Hebrew

[@Daniel_Hoseiny]

Thank you so much!

[@kabalankay]

Very good challenge, reviewing the story of Samuel. Ver effective! Thanks again for all your efforts! May the Lord reward you in this life and in the next!

[@halissonenefitala8402]

Thank you very much for this approach. The development goes smoothly according to sequence of lessons. Thanks God bless you

[@andrewo7328]

I have been using Lambdin's textbook since the end of summer. Passed almost 24 (55) lessons. A little more to the finish line. Beth is improving my speaking skills. Today I myself read the initial five quotations of the First Book of Kings. When I read in Hebrew, the feeling is that the soul is washed by heavenly dew. In the exercise about Samuel I saw a hidden meaning, that this priest could see the meaning of upcoming events, the meaning of things. Of course, everyone understands that he is a prophet. But how much more important is to feel it yourself.

[@andrewo7328]

I see Beth's work as an opportunity to visit the ancient Jews to learn the language from them. The acquired skills from such communication will not be given by any textbook.👏

[@hushai5154]

Second half was challenging but enjoyable. Thanks

[@iviscuza4046]

SHALOM GARACIAS BET Y HABRAN POR TODO LO Q HACEN. PARA NOSOTROS

[@paulocaproni7534]

1:48 why "banah" for David and "b'noh" for Solomon? Is it because "b'noh" is used when the direct object isn't explicitly repeated?

[@AlephwithBeth]

banah is the verb "he built," while b'no is from the noun ben, so it means "his son." 😉

[@paulocaproni7534]

@@AlephwithBeth hmmm, got it :) makes sense cause I was wondering why the change from the long to the short vowel. thanks!

[@David67735]

Nice

[@leeinhwan1931]

감사드립니다.ㅣ

[@andrewo7328]

10:55.... watehi???

[@andrewo7328]

to be in past?

[@AlephwithBeth]

Yes, and marked for a fem. sg. subject