How to say "make me..." - root גרמ full conjugation in paal (לגרום), to cause/ bring about

[@victorfergn]

Finally somebody who actually teaches Hebrew in the videos, there are many videos out there that tell you they'll teach you hebrew but they only teach you the letters. Thanks :)

[@melesalemukoyachu8532]

תוד רבה

[@ApollonianShy18]

❤ so so true She is amazing... Who teaches only letters? :) huh?

[@acapulcomexico2063]

Thank you May Yahsuah Hamachiaj Bless u ! You are a great professional teacher .Never seen easier way of teaching !

[@momoyatzu]

you are truly AMAZING! 😊🌟

[@bereshit153]

always I thank you. You are so talented to teaching Hebrew. mamash toda ravarava^^

[@daleknight8971]

Wow! You break things down so good!!

[@daleknight8971]

Wish I lived next door to you 😁👍❤ I think if I had one on one at this point my evret would take off. I just use my phone .alot of on line courses I can access all thw way. I use the first hebrew primer 3rd edition. And you tube .and i have interliner bible and a strongs. Thanks you so much .i really pick up on your teachings .your a good teacher! טודה רבה מורה

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hi Dale. check out my website for more resources: http:www.hebrew-verbs.com . maybe sabreTV.com is right for you. there I also have some free sample lessons.

[@daleknight8971]

@@HebrewVerbs thanks I will! 👍🍎❤

[@ephraimsender876]

תודה רבא

[@annanassisi8543]

כן

[@suzannecox6717]

Sorry, I forgot להרגיש. Is it describe רגש -not the girl?

[@HebrewVerbs]

it is not about describing the girl, it is about the feeling. You feel good; good is not connected to the person

[@suzannecox6717]

For the sentence, ״הוא יגרום לה טוב יותר,״ why is ״טוב״ not Tovah, since it is describing the girl?

[@daleknight8971]

I'll be geting those books

[@carlosdoriaespitia]

Hello Rut. I have a question. Can I use the sigle conjugated verb in past tense / future tense dropping the pronoun? You know like in Spanish that we drop the pronoun, we say: Yo voy al colegio todos días but we also say Voy al colegio todos los días, dropping Yo. Thank you

[@HebrewVerbs]

great question! Let's put it like this: it is not strictly necessary to keep the pronouns in past and future tense but they are frequently used still. It depends a bit on the context. But my personal gut feeling is that they are more often used than in Spanish.

[@carlosdoriaespitia]

@@HebrewVerbs thank you so much for clearing my doubt. 😉 Great job the one you're doing on your Channel teaching Hebrew in the best way.

[@ephraimsender876]

My wife and I would like to meet you. We live in Israel in Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph

[@homosapien.a6364]

Can i say לגרום אותה? And when to know to use אותה או לה

[@HebrewVerbs]

לה הוא גורם לה לעשות ...

[@ApollonianShy18]

This song makes me happy Ok... without song Will be "זה לגרום לי שמח"?

[@HebrewVerbs]

I am happy you liked it. For this expression you are looking for, you need "to feel happy" and לגרום must be conjugated: זה גורם לי להרגיש שמח.

[@ApollonianShy18]

@@HebrewVerbs so I'LL say i feel happy? But i don't need that one...

[@ApollonianShy18]

Oh... I understood my mistake... I almost cried feeling overwhelmed... תודה רבה 💜 It's so much fun learning Hebrew verbs with you... usually... ALL THE BEST 😘

[@patriciaguedj7046]

interessant certes mais pas sur votre livre et aucune video"en français"dommage+++

[@HebrewVerbs]

Chère Patricia, malheureusement je n'ai pas le temps de toujours faire toutes les vidéos en 3 ou 4 langues ne même temps. Faire une vidéo ça dure quelques heures. Je fais ce que je peux et quand j'aurai plus de temps j'ajoutte des autres langues. Je ne vous ai pas oublié, les francophones :-)

[@ApollonianShy18]

הזה השיר מגרם את לי להרגיש שמח... זה: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnawZ2htptd9f6s