Hebrew verbs for job: get hired! With PDF

Last week, we talked about "to rent, to hire" in this video • Why different Hebrew b... , and we saw some unexpected binyanim changes. This week, it is all about JOB.
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[@reynalevy1050]

Gracias por la claridad en las explicaciones

[@olivierrof]

It's an amazingly impeccable explanation dear Rut. Very detailed. Thank you for that. I got hired - should be: הייתי מועסק I believe it's correct.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you. Actually, it is without "הייתי", because the English construct is already included in hufal past tense. "I have been hired" and "I got hired" is the same. 🥰

[@olivierrof]

Thank you Rut! The truth is that I am fully absorbed in this Hebrew grammar and so am I in Arabic to be very honest with you as I lived in Israel for almost 4 years and I studied both at the same time. The second option of הייתי מועסק could be - מועסקתי but probably it's not fully correct grammatically.

[@HebrewVerbs]

It is fully correct ;-) Congrats for learning Arabic as well!!! I have that on my list, too!

[@olivierrof]

@@HebrewVerbs Thank you very much Rut. The thing is that in Arabic it's very important to focus on the correct,proper pronunciation of each letter. This takes extra studies.

[@akkyttue]

Shalom! Est-ce qu'il y a plusieurs verbes pour dire《 porter 》en hébreu ? Todah 😅

[@HebrewVerbs]

évidemment 😄😄 mais ça dépend de qui veut porter quoi...

[@kerendeddouch3868]

C'est dommage il.n'y pas beaucoup de vidéo en français

[@HebrewVerbs]

Il y en a. J'ai plusieurs de listes de reproduction em français. En plus, sur mon site web il y a des ressources en français : www.hebrew-verbs.com