Classroom Biblical Hebrew 8 - Possessive Suffixes and Raise Your Hand! 🙋🏼‍♂️

This series shows how you might complement our videos with interactive group teaching. We hope these can inspire and empower you to try some simple activities with your Hebrew class, study group, homeschool, or wherever you're learning Hebrew with others!
A big thank you to our small class who were willing to be filmed as students.
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[@michaeldaconceicao1041]

Thank you Beth so much for these videos .

[@rinaamaya7382]

Shalom todah rabah ❤

[@ezekielshin8368]

טוב מאוד

[@AAvfx]

Most of the biblical language has been simplified nowadays to a more natural language, still this form of speech is used in art, classes, writings and literature. The street has its' own language.

[@hallavan]

Biblical hebrew is a natural language, it was just not as influenced by indo european languages(especially german) as it is now Maltese is arabic influenced by italian and it sounds eerily similar to hebrew

[@davidhacker3604]

Thank you for these classroom videos! I plan to start teaching some homeschool kids in our church Hebrew in the coming weeks, so these are very helpful. I am sure I will learn as much as they do in the process of teaching. I appreciate all of your time and enthusiasm in teaching.

[@amsterdamG2G]

GOD bless you and the children

[@hebrajskinietylkobiblijny4750]

שׁיעור יפה, תודַה רבה. שׁלום!

[@babadejoseph9587]

Fresh Inspiration. Gatherings 💎

[@juliofigueiredo3820]

❤

[@andradeporte]

Show ! Como sempre suas aulas são sensacionais !❤❤❤❤

[@michellepaleo2430]

I'm with Rebekah...the "ah" ending feels like it should be feminine! So tricky! I love being invited to your in person classes.

[@gulzargulzar6780]

بہت خوب صورت انداز دلربانہ ۔۔۔ اردو کی طرز حرفِ تہجی ۔۔۔

[@yeffersonjustino2892]

O melhor canal de עברית no KZbin, ❤ muito obrigado por cada aulas

[@silasasantos109]

Shalom from brBrasil

[@poldeasis6893]

Mabuhay, I watched the video in full. I got only Tob as good and Rosh as Head...at least😊

[@keifaleite4576]

Shabat shalom 🇧🇷🇮🇱✍

[@blancasizemore4583]

I recognize it all from my grammar book.

[@saulsanchez7905]

😢Wao saludos es lo mas mejor explicado que encontrado. Solo Uno que este Muerto no aprende. Es la clase Perfecta. 😂😂😂

[@ruthchappell9073]

Yay! 😊

[@vandersonsotero16286]

AMÉM ❤ 1:08 SHALON 1:14

[@rafaelaortiz4777]

Mora Beth tov meod iafe

[@David67735]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@tymmiara5967]

Are those t-shirts part of some new merch?

[@blakewidmer]

quiero tambien!

[@ymmy4800]

Great videos. Just curious about Beth’s accent. Sounds Arabic with some words. First time I’ve ever heard that accent when speaking Hebrew. I think it’s cool and was curious to learn more about this if anyone had any insight into this. Thanks.

[@ruthchappell9073]

It may be that the way she pronounces ayin is a little stronger/deeper than you often hear with Sephardic pronunciation

[@paulyost3283]

I am thinking of starting a Zoom meeting room that meets every night and goes over lessons from this terrific source. What I mean is that ever member would get a chance to use the Hebrew from that day. I'm not certain how the logistics would work out and maybe it would be more appropriate to have regional or local groups. Any ideas? Or, does something like this already exist? Thank you!

[@TeshuvahBibleStudies]

Tov meod

[@jayvegajv]

🤍Shalom 💙

[@darcigoulart]

סבבה: טוב מאוד בת

[@filolinguista5576]

Excellent video as usual. I thank God for having the opportunity to improve my blibical Hebrew with this channel. It's a blessing. I just have a question: Is there a reason you never used the word "mouth" פֶּה with the 2nd person feminine possessive suffix. Doesn't it occur in the Old Testament?

[@AlephwithBeth]

No, oddly, it doesn't occur in the Hebrew Bible, so I avoided it just to be safe 😅

[@filolinguista5576]

@@AlephwithBeth Thank you for your answer.

[@leefields3658]

טוֹב מְאוֹד, בֵּת׃ גַּם אַתְּ תְּדַבֵּה אֶת הֵא מַפִּיק׃ תּוֹדָה רַבָּה׃

[@SeanRhoadesChristopher]

Uniforms?

[@victormachado777]

Ani morá😂 no se que es, que bueno seria aprender

[@JCMH]

En hebreo אֲנִי מוֹרָה significa "yo soy maestra".

[@yajn2079]

i am from nepal and i want to visit israel once, so will anyone there will help me?

[@snrosh]

מי אתם? מאיפה אתם? אתם יהודים? במה ובמי אתם מאמינים?

[@tbishop4961]

Is it my imagination or are there some kind of farm animals in the background? I had to shut this off to make sure my goats aren't in trouble

[@kraken993]

What do you mean?

[@tbishop4961]

Listen carefully

[@user-pi9uv7cl4z]

‏‪0😅😅😅

[@musclesup1]

nice the thecher dosent know to speak normal hebrow...and then the students gonna speak weird

[@hallavan]

This isn't modern hebrew, well actually it kinda is but with an old mizrahi pronunciation. If you wanna hear what biblical hebrew sounded like listen to recordings of phoenician, which is almost identical to biblical hebrew. (a bit like british and american english)

[@mevludimakaridze270]

შალომ❤❤❤