Hebrew - Pronoun Practice - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 4b

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Thank you again ! 1'28'' : 2 different ways to say it ?

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You can listen to all episodes as a podcast on Spotify. Hope this helps!

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The instrument is called a sarangi, used in North Indian classical music. I believe the melody is Raga Pilu. You can find vids on KZbin.

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Thank you! I have a little question. There' re two ways to say " I am", I only know "ani" אני, what is another expression? Any different? Thanks again and may your program be better and better!

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Is sound like "Anohei"?

[@davidwestfall3960]

The other one is אָנֹכִי , which means the same thing. There may be some stylistic reasons why one or the other gets used, and it also looks like אנכי becomes less common in later books (like in Ezra).

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In Hebrew, the verb 'to be' is ommited in the present tense. It is used in the past and future tenses, though. Thus, I am/was/will be a man: present: ani ish past: ani hayiti ish future: ani ehye ish

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[@AlephwithBeth]

Glad you're enjoying learning! We are not Israelis, we're both from the U.S. and English is our mother tongue. In fact, we don't speak Modern Hebrew. The pronunciation we use is a Sephardic one often used for reading the Hebrew Bible, and it has a lot of similarities to Modern Hebrew with a few differences. Shouldn't be a difficult cross-over between the two though.

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Is there any meaningful differences between anochi & ani for I/me, and betwen hen & henah for they/them (fem), or are they both just sets of synonyms?

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No difference! Just variations of the same word. 😊

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I have noticed that the words voiced in these lessons are not the same as what the Hebrew Scriptures record. Is this modern Hebrew? As in the Hebrew Scriptures, the word for bullock or cow is shor. The word for sheep is tso"n, this can also be used for flock. Please advise. Thank you! O and one more thing I am enjoying your videos and thank you!

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It is Biblical Hebrew. There are additional vocabulary words in the Hebrew Bible that we haven't taught yet, such as shor, but all the words in these lessons do appear in the Hebrew Bible. Happy Hebrew learning!

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"Ki sus ata" What is the meaning of "ki" here ???? 10:59

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The conjunction כִּי has many translations in different contexts, but here it marks a counter-statement after a negative statement, similar to “on the contrary” or “but rather...”

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You can find the transcripts at freehebrew.online/resources

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5:38 אני רומדרי?

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Entre más veces repaso los vídeos más les entiendo aunque tengo una gran duda con las palabras o pronombres: aten y jena, supongo que significa ellas pero no se cuando se deben usar correctamente. Thank you Beth and Abraham son unos verdaderos ángeles de Adonai. Shalom

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"aten" es como "vosotras" o "ustedes mujeres" y sí, "hennah" es "ellas"

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@@AlephwithBeth muchisimas gracias miles de gracias Bety hermosa e inteligente mi angelito de la guarda, entonces son loa pronombre plurales femeninos ustedes y ellas, miles de gracias. Saludos desde méxico