Hebrew - A Tense Reunion - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 60

[@andrewdcase]

Always happy to take thousands of pictures for your animations, my love!

[@jyotsnanath695]

How beautifully you narrated this story in such a simplified and understandable way, very patiently. Amazing talent God has blessed you with.

[@taniakaulitz6490]

I love how you guys put so much effort and quality content in your videos. Im a polyglot who enjoy learning languages as a hobby and I watch many language learning channels and this one is really impressive compared to other people. God Bless you.

[@AlephwithBeth]

Thank you so much, that's great to hear! :) God bless you too

[@gerardoanguiano87]

Ahora yo necesito aprender italiano! Podrías recomendarme uno chido! Algo así semejante a Aleph with Beth? Jo

[@noranawman9869]

I love love love your videos! I SO much enjoyed your animation with the little figures. That was a Lot of work. I thank God for you two-all the time!

[@AlephwithBeth]

Thank you so much! So you enjoyed it! 😊

[@danielcase6206]

Great to see animation and the added life to the lesson. Nice mushy scene too!

[@reformingstudent90]

Well done - the stop animation was great and I was laughing hard at Beth punching the דָּג

[@eagle00881]

It is so funny! I enjoyed so much while learning the holy language. May GOD bless you!

[@jyotsnanath695]

Just keep doing what u all r doing - Beth, Avram and team. Wud encourage u all to continue this good job. Very talented team.

[@fayezmina3187]

It is really a wonderful Biblical story and it is well illustrated.Thank you very much.

[@jesusstudentbrett]

סוף סוף חזרתי לכאן ואני אוהב לראות אלה

[@singgreekandhebrew]

תודה רבה another excellent lesson

[@eagle00881]

Excellent video! It is the best for the beginners.

[@MrCEPPaulT]

Loved the animations. 💞 Did not expect to see again אַתָּה חֲמוֹר

[@charlesguez4632]

Kol ha kavod Beth. Accident? Or Serendipity? My conversational lesson this afternoon was on the same topic: paamaiim! 2 is a special number in Hebrew. The only one with this characteristic. I did not know that. My Israeli teacher thought me this afternoon! First time I learned to speak modern Hebrew was in 1967 when I volunteered for the Six Day War, and I worked 4 months in Kibbutz Ein Shemer. Please continue to do your special thing TO TEACH HEBREW TO THE WORLD. TODA RABA. Hello to Avram.

[@AlephwithBeth]

What good timing! :) Sounds like you have had many interesting experiences in life involving Hebrew!

[@asg32000]

The little extra challenges in the last sentence were nice. I think I got them :)

[@JoyPetCM]

Ahaha I missed "hamor", one of my favorite words. 😁🤗 Very, very nice video and easy to understand, this way. Thanks dears! 😘

[@joechambers8603]

Shared this with several facebook sites, only ONE allowed it. and in 2 days, last time checked it had 175 likes ans loves. The one that allowed it was (Learning Hebrew).

[@AlephwithBeth]

Thanks for sharing and helping us spread the word! 😁

[@tonghenghuot1439]

thanks you. it's always useful. God bless you^^

[@박주열-q8i]

תודה רבה מאד

[@KGchannel01]

Thank you!

[@georgeabhayoic]

Thanks a lot.

[@Ronald47798]

Great. Toda meod

[@foongsteven]

Hairy Esau was hit really hard by mid-life eh... and smoothskinned Jacob got the goatee going :D #baldinghasnomercy

[@jambarkojdidi4407]

Thank you

[@silviaduran200]

Desde Argentina Shalom 🇮🇱

[@SSSS-xj7qg]

What a goldmine! I hope one day you will do the story of Jonah. It's just four chapters, and the whole book uses around 300 unique Hebrew words only. I noticed that you struggle with the ayin sound.. even the Arabs don't pronounce it as strong as you do 😄 By the way, what other languages do you speak? Do you understand Aramaic? (I'm not sure if Jesus spoke it or Greek)

[@jesusstudentbrett]

Jesus spoke in tongues, i.e. all languages.

[@EsclavodeCristo]

4:07 qué es vaiasem?

[@AlephwithBeth]

"Y él (Jacob) puso..."

[@EsclavodeCristo]

@@AlephwithBeth Gracias!

[@mauriciomachado7929]

7:09 ¡pues no sabía que también tenían al Chavo en el equipo!

[@AlephwithBeth]

Son pocos los que saben que el Chavo también tiene una pasión por el hebreo 😏

[@ElisaJiang.]

A question out of curiosity: does the name אֲַהרֹן has anything to do with אַחַרוֹן?

[@BesserGlauben]

No it doesn't. Though the etymology of אהרן isn't clear as of now, possibly deriving from egyptian.

[@ElisaJiang.]

@@BesserGlauben Thanks, they look almost the same though.

[@karen_soares]

7:10 O Avram está usando o chapéu do Chaves!

[@cynthiapujols7868]

Una pregunta Beth: que es "darcó" que dice al final de la historia cuanto Esav vuelve a Seir?

[@AlephwithBeth]

Su camino

[@tonghenghuot1439]

if possible when you make Hebrew biblical verses by verses, explain it in English tutorial. I pray that to come. God bless!!!

[@Ignatius1994]

There is a Yotube-Channel called "Daily Dose of Hebrew" for that. But its on a high intermediate or advanced level.

[@charlotte22]

Will someone help me translate into English what is said at 13:36?

[@jessicakuck5105]

So on that day Esau returned on his way toward Seir.

[@David67735]

Nice

[@gerardoanguiano87]

oh! entonces las centenas se expresan con los números en masculino, en su forma constructa?

[@AlephwithBeth]

Sí, es la forma de los números que acompaña sustantivos femeninos (que parece masculino en su forma) porque "me'ah" es femenina, y en la forma constructa.

[@gerardoanguiano87]

Min 2:55 esa holem-punto díacrítico está chido, es como un "óvalito". Así aparece en pergaminos? Tiene un nombre técnico?

[@AlephwithBeth]

Se refiere a la palabra שָׁלֹשׁ? Es la combinación de la holem sobre la lamed y el punto de la shin. En esta fuente (y en muchas), los dos puntos se coinciden un poco.

[@gerardoanguiano87]

@@AlephwithBeth sí a eso mero me refiero, en español al punto que hace distinguir a la sin de la shin se le nombra "punto diacrítico"! Pero... Digo fusionado con la holem tiene un nombre especial? Jo

[@AlephwithBeth]

No creo que tenga nombre especial, es una debilidad de la fuente, me parece.

[@omiumn.7829]

@@AlephwithBeth I've often seen in such cases that one of the dots is dropped. Do you specifically leave both in case taking one off can be confusing?

[@simonward7653]

Poor fish!

[@gerardoanguiano87]

Jajajajaja el chavo del 8!

[@AlephwithBeth]

Siiiii usted es el primero en notarlo 😁👏🏽

[@VitalyKush]

😂😘❤️🔯👍😂

[@pierreabbat6157]

עןד לא יולד בנימין. ליעקב אחד עשרה בנים ודינה: Ο Βενιαμιν ουκετι ετεχθη• ο Ιακωβ ειχε ενδεκα υιους και την Διναν.

[@foongsteven]

הדג רע בעיני בת

[@AlephwithBeth]

רע מאד, לא אהבתי אתו