Learn Basic Hebrew conversation

[@ahmetcb]

Perfect in a Word!.✨👏🏻👏🏻 20 years ago i studied Hebrew and watching your videos, i even Started remembering writings.. Big Thanks ✨

[@Brolee123]

I love this. I need to learn how to speak it before I learn how to read it.

[@droopyeyedmofo5618]

Lee Elliot you kind of have to do both

[@yerushalayimmusic6664]

Lee Elliot indeed!

[@AdrianaGomez-dc5zi]

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[@imeldapearce]

Thanks for this basic, basic lesson. There is nothing like instant success!

[@jamesscurry]

Thanks so much! I just started learning Hebrew a few weeks ago, this was so helpful :)

[@JorgefGago]

Shalom Nir todah rabah you good in teaching hebrew im learning at speed of light lehitraot By !

[@maher.itorer]

hows your hebrew now sir?

[@filipeharlow]

Best basic hebrew video I found so far! thank you :D

[@MrCEPPaulT]

Thank you for the lesson. Most helpful. Shalom!

[@yessi3090]

You should also write it in Hebrew with the vowel points

[@whidoineedthis]

Whys that

[@MalcolmCharlesTearsII]

Thanks for the teaching. Good job.

[@lakwatserangbicolana5636]

Toda raba, more pls.

[@renecuevas4128]

Tuda Raba. Shalom☺

[@alegrefeliz7579]

Good class!!

[@FernandoOliveira-gl3yl]

Just perfect!!! All I was needing!

[@rituyadav9994]

You are very good Teacher.. Thank you

[@hadasah1318]

I wish the written hebrew was in the video as well

[@whidoineedthis]

You gotta do your part of the work man

[@bonafont5821]

Very good class. Thank you!

[@AnnA-jl6je]

A lot of thanks!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@cd9109]

tgis an excellent refresher . it helps me to remembers what I had learned before Lasi year inSeptember , wow! almost a yea,r need to practice oi I can be ready when I travel....:)

[@MarcaDelZorro09]

Good stuff. Thank you!

[@yerushalayimmusic6664]

Thank you for your teachings! well appreciated.

[@micheledowns4830]

very helpful thank you

[@jenniferwilliamson6316]

Great teaching , thank you.

[@graceurbanski]

💫 toda raba

[@deveagle6193]

One of the ONLY things I do not see online, is how to "structure" basic Hebrew sentences. Learning how to do this with "around the house" kind of things, would really help us with learning Hebrew. I don't travel every day, nor do I stay in Hotels all of the time, but rather I am with my family the majority of the time. Can you please make a video like this? There is NO other like it, not even on mobile apps. Concerning mobile and online applications, there is no point in having a large vocabulary unless we know how structure basic sentences to include "everyday" around the house conversations. That way, we "use" the language more and more on a daily basis.

[@mamanpapa2905]

Toda for helping us to learn this language I just want to talk it I don't know why but always inside me someone tell me to learn it us we say in our country Algeria ربي يجيب الخير

[@joseocasio3752]

Shalom Manish ma ,Ani Oheve falafel Ve Israel.

[@EasTRimXs]

I wonder if there is a street version as in instead of 'ani nargish tov' you could just say 'tov'

[@glafayettegorillo4289]

schlomcha - you're feeling or your filling?

[@lorrainenichol3429]

Love it thanks

[@leticiasarmiento.165]

Excelent lesson. Thank you so much teacher

[@morningdevotion7213]

May God bless you. :)

[@miralunabalza8746]

I want to learn how to speak Hebrew from English word..little by little

[@nelsonerasmodias9655]

I really want to learning but how to writting for one Sentence??

[@Costa998]

Great !

[@vasilikiyannos]

Ma Nishma, is it 1st person plural future? What we will hear? Or, is it in Nifal?

[@skyvritacademy]

Hi there! Ma Nishma is simply- How are you? (Not formal) It refers to all pronouns. The word "nishma" literally means - (was) heard, and yes passive, Binyan Nif'al. :)

[@vasilikiyannos]

Toda raba chaver, Hashem yevarech otcha! :)

[@vasilikiyannos]

kwstas kwsta Ελληνιδα είμαι! :) Bασιλικη Γιαννος ....

[@vasilikiyannos]

Naim meod Kwsta, ani lomedet et hasafa haIvrit, ki ani meod ohevet et zot! Εσυ πως ξερεις εβραικα? Ξερεις πολύ καλα?

[@vasilikiyannos]

kwstas kwstaχαχαχα.....λεω ότι "μαθαίνω Εβραικα διοτι μου αρεσει η Εβραικη γλωσσα πολύ"! Εάν θελεις να μαθεις, εχει τοσο πολλα σαιτς και βιντεος εδώ στο γιουτουμπ που δεν χρειαζεσαι δασκαλο! :)

[@philipbuckley759]

keep it simple....and one expression, at a time....

[@philipbuckley759]

how are you...ani tov....toda

[@NkemOnyeka12]

Shalom actually means Peace and is used like hello.

[@BGold_Animation]

we OG like dat

[@joseocasio3752]

Ani Margish tov

[@yohannesteferi669]

best

[@tangomarty]

"ma nishma" is literally what's up or whats new, not how are you.

[@Abe3515]

Regarding the question: mah nishma-it is more like: How is it going...(genderless) &, It is this way because NEITHER masculine nor feminine BECAUSE it is in the grammatical form known as: the PASSIVE VOICE, which LITERALLY translates into: What is HEARD (what's the latest "news" said that you HEARD/was heard...-deriving from the Hebrew verb root: sh-m-3/ש-מ-ע - with the "number 3, representing the guttural sound of the letter Ayin/ע!) :)

[@ralfiki94]

How do you spell my name in Ivrit Rafael . Toda.

[@skyvritacademy]

Shalom Rafael :) your name in Hebrew is רפאל :)

[@hebrewlearning8892]

דותה מאוד

[@occasorosa8379]

gadol tov mehod haver sceli

[@hassosajnani1679]

To da

[@emilythatch46]

You are sending your viewers to sleep.

[@Abe3515]

Hello, I must say that I DISAGREE with the part in your presentation where you are discussing the question: "mah shlomcha/shlomha? מה שלומך" &, MISPLACING the English term: 'literally', by attaching it to the MAH (which can mean ONLY ONE THING=WHAT, as you are mentioning-& does NOT possess any FIGURATIVE meaning, too, "in addition" to & separate from your named LITERA-INSTEAD of attaching it to the word: SHALOM (SHLOMCHA/SHLOMHA) which (HERE it is where I'd say: LITERALLY means: YOUR PEACE & NOT your "feeling"-which, with some Hebrew accepny in your English, you manage to pronounce somewhat misleadingly/confusingly: as: filling...-perhaps, when dealing with ANY INSTRUCTION-but, PARTICULARLY that of a LANGUAGE, for native-accent reduction purposes-when using the English language , it'd be worth referring to the English PRONUNCIATION DIFFERENCE patterns between words with the vowel sound: i (which is equated to the Hebrew ABSENCE--of-Vowel Sheva marking under the letters-as when using the vocalization signs/marks-as opposed to those words with the sound of ee/ea! so, in sum, I'd explain that mah shlomvha/shlomha LITERALLY means: How is your peace (in the borrowed sense of): how is your well-being (which, basically means & translates into the commonly-used/known question of: how are you?). Thank you.

[@igorsidelkovsky7944]

Winner of a video, I have been researching "spoken hebrew words" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Bonincoln Hebrew Handful - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my colleague got cool results with it.

[@dap4321]

You should have added "margisha" which is the feminine version for margish.

[@moriahthompson9404]

Daphne Reichenberg כדאי לי להגיד "אני מרגישה טובה" או "אני מרגישה טוב"? אני לא בטוחה...

[@skyvritacademy]

טוב is an adj. and so unlike a noun, the gender of it is not depended on the verb. אני מרגישה טוב , is the correct form :)

[@Ta-Tchou]

Many thanks, I've been looking for "learn hebrew software" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Bonincoln Hebrew Handful - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.

[@ahmedbettioui8876]

Winner of a video, been searching for "learning hebrew calligraphy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bonincoln Hebrew Handful - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.

[@daisymonsalve1485]

This was great, I have been researching "stone hebrew" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Bonincoln Hebrew Handful - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my cousin got amazing results with it.

[@sunitakumariguntha4793]

We're pp

[@lilym.9842]

A bit too slow...;)

[@ganeshkhatri3414]

hebrew had langse

[@kingz5348]

I have a Hebrew name and speak no Hebrew 😂

[@hailuamien4057]

Very poor

[@sadece2537]

I invite islam