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Shalom! It's T'helah from The Kefar (www.thekefar.com/) with another Hebrew lesson on DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS. Think of regular subject pronouns as "active," - they are doing the action in the sentence (associated with the verb). The direct object pronouns are "passive" - they're the object of the sentence, on the receiving end of that action.
For instance:
I see you - I (active, subject) see (action/verb) you (passive/object). "I' am doing the action, and "you" are on the passive/receiving end (you are being seen).
In this lesson, I teach:
- what direct object pronouns are, compared to subject pronouns;
- the direct object pronouns in Hebrew; and
- how to use Hebrew direct object pronouns, with examples.
This video has the HEBREW and ENGLISH written out for all you visual learners - and this time nothing got cut off 😂. Enjoy!
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