Demystifying Hebrew Prepositions -The Power of 'AL ( על ) - video #21

[@atarahchomah1463]

That was perfect.. exactly what I look for in learning! You make it perfectly logical

[@HebrewVerbs]

Great to hear!

[@ElishaBenAvraham]

תודה רבה !

[@koularach5927]

Learning so much from your video Thanx stay blessed and safe❤❤❤

[@HebrewVerbs]

So nice of you

[@421sap]

B''H, in Yeshua HaMoshiach Name, Amen. תודה רבה.

[@99kylies15]

Thanks so much! I decided to look into some grammer tonight and this is a big help!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Excellent!

[@jetvaughn3683]

Thanks ....I’m teaching myself Hebrew and you are helpful. Keep up the good work.

[@HebrewVerbs]

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[@TheVmaxiste]

Just find this channel, amazing I was desesperating about speaking hebrew but I see that you explain marvelously !😍 keep making vidéos, don't stop some people needs you out there ! Haha

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you. That is a really cute comment. Thank you for watching my videos.

[@moshegramovsky]

Great videos. You're an incredible coach. Today I bought your book on Hebrew verbs.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you!!!

[@DaisyG33]

Brilliant! Repetition! Repetition! Repetition!

[@amosakennedycosmas4088]

Grazie mille cara

[@ephraimsender876]

תודה רעבה

[@0526870039]

Always great

[@HebrewVerbs]

כל כך חמוד, תודה!

[@aurelianfreeman1800]

The question "why" ...is like breathing. I wrote an essay about that. "Why" is important. Yes, it makes many things more difficult than they are, but in the end, once you know the answer, that`s like having a magic key for all following doors. And yes, there is a reason why the "i" is there. But I am not here to lecture you - I am here to learn from you, and therefor I will never try to undermine you in any way. Thanks for your time and effort and making the videos.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Feel free to share your point of view. Other students might learn from you :-)

[@pascalndayishimiye6077]

כול הכבוד לך! גם אני אמשיך ללמוד עברית

[@joelgarcia6287]

Is there a difference between alai and elai? I have seen song lyrics before where elai was used in a very similar way to alai. Thanks!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Great question! I have made a full video on that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpeyh4iAgsiJnZo . Basically, על is "on" and אל is "to".

[@MrZuii]

I have a question Rut, probably an obvious but nevermind. Can I use בשביל in the same manner as על depending on the sentence? Thank you

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello, thank you for writing. Nothing is obvious ever ;-) Those 2 words are not freely interchangeable. For example "thanks for" is תודה על and if you ask somebody if something is "for" you, then you use בשבילי and not עליי , that would mean "about".

[@ApollonianShy18]

You're an amazing teacher Or better to say couch?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you! 😃

[@doreenvandermerwe2027]

a great lesson Rut. Do you teach Biblical Hebrew?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello. No, sorry, I do not.

[@leejones2113]

What about using it in other ways of the word's meaning

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello. What exactly is the question? I m not sure, I got it. Can you elaborate, please? Thank you.

[@leejones2113]

Yiu know what I watched the video again. Now I got it after a few times lol.

[@HebrewVerbs]

:-) I am happy to hear.

[@florimarsanchez9729]

hi teacher! what does the following sentence say: בשמים עננים 1) in the sky are the clouds 2) in the sky there are some clouds 3) in a sky you are the clouds 4) in a sky you are some clouds Thank you!

[@HebrewVerbs]

hello. it only means clouds in the sky 😃

[@florimarsanchez9729]

@@HebrewVerbs Toda !teacher!

[@onelove856]

gorgeous lady you are nice teacher tnx you made it easy

[@mohamedelghalban5634]

It is excatly like arabic prepositions the same in pronounciation

[@davidbarber3821]

I would like to follow you on instagram

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you! @rutavni

[@monsterdoll3398]

Rut,toda raba! le sertonin ba'ubrit,ani oheb israel ve'yehudim,ani choshev she israel nimfla medinat.ibrit sheli u mugbal toda raba lachen.!!ibrit lo pashut.min california .ani esfardit abal lo esfarad,min amerikai medinot.

[@АнглиЯ-э3л]

I recommend (that) you (should) repeat short sentences, not weird tables

[@HebrewVerbs]

I see nothing weired here. You have to choose if you want to "suffer" in class or in real life. 😁