Learn Hebrew: Lesson 10 - The Numbers - Baking a Cake

[@BilalAli-qn7gh]

Clear pronunciation! Thank you so much! Watching from Baghdad!

[@kidima3526]

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[@trudetonning8613]

Finally I got an explanation about number 2, that it changes. That little detail is often left out. Toda! Your lessons are super 👌

[@stephanieschnurman5475]

Dear sir, thank you for these lessons! I am finding them very useful in helping others learn Hebrew!

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

My pleasure!

[@rivkah5219]

excellent lesson. i love the videos it really helps me understand wht i am hearing especially with and without subtitles

[@Balaams_Donkey]

This is my favorite skit! No matter how many times I watch it, I always laugh when they drop the eggs, and then finally decide to buy a cake... It's ok, that cake wasn't going to be very good anyway - eggs and butter should get mixed with the sugar separately from the flour and other dry ingredients before combining the wet and dry portions together. They probably would have ended up with a brick. Thanks so much for the fun education ❤️

[@AnhTran-oz5oq]

I really enjoy your slowly speed to explain everything about Hebrew because this is really important to us - beginners. I also watched different channels but they talked too fast and too many information that made me got dizzy

[@marilynleibovitz4636]

hi daniel! you re a great teacher. i salute you. it's been a long time living in israel but not have learned good hebrew. wish you were my teacher when i came. Is there anyway i can acquire a complete compilation of all your hebrew lessons. Would love to hear from you. thank you very much. Keep up your great job.

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Thank you very much! All the lessons are here on my channel KZbin.com/c/DanielGanorLearnHebrew

[@BigWordHole]

I love your videos, keep em coming

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Thank you!

[@franvoncina7738]

Why do you say “Echad” instead of “Achat” for “1” on 1:49 (when dialing a phone number)? Shouldn’t the feminine be used (or am I hearing it wrong)? Thanks!

[@AnhTran-oz5oq]

It should be feminine form (achat), I think he got a mistake because I asked my husband (he's Israeli)

[@piopoppi2984]

Grazie per le lezioni. Molto interessanti.

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Thank you!

[@tammietucker8847]

you are such an awesome teacher!!!! Do you by any chance offer personal online lessons? Your lessons are so clear and I can relate so well to your lessons

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Thank you very much! Unfortunately I don't offer personal lessons.

[@DimiChris]

Hi! I would like to ask you something. I've heard people pronouncing the numbers 4 and 8 in two different ways: árba and arbá, shmóne and shmoné. The accent falls on different syllables. Are both correct? Does the accent depend on the a dialect or where one comes from?

[@anetam2059]

תודה רבה!:)

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

בבקשה!

[@andreaskafetzopoulos9702]

Daniel - when you read the telephone number you use the masculine form for number 1. Is there a reason for this? Thanks.

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

I'm sorry, I made a mistake. Although many Israelis do it.

[@SerbianConspiracy]

thanks, im practicing numbers!

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Wonderful! 😊

[@BerkmeaBoldhobson]

שלום, דניאל I was just wondering on why שתי ביצים is correct and not שני ביצים since eggs appear to be a masculine noun. Are eggs somewhat of an exception and if yes, are there more like it? להיתראות ויום טוב

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

ביצה is feminine in Hebrew. The suffix הa is common in Hebrew for feminine. When forming the plural for feminine, we usually use the suffix ות but in this case, we use the masculine suffix ים. This is an exception but it happens with few other feminine nouns as well.

[@ikurasake]

It's hilarious thathe kept dropping the ביצים

[@yasmeen5684]

Hello, I have a q, why " יש עוד אחת " for " ביצה " isn't " ביצה = ביצים " masculine? Thanks ♥️

[@emilyhoffmannopitypilates]

אחלה, תודה, אני מבינה את ע ניין מין המספרים אבל מה הבדל בין שם המספר, וכל שאר הסוגים? תודה!

[@kidima3526]

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[@emilyhoffmannopitypilates]

Kidima את לא מבינה את תודה, אבל נראה לי שלא הבנת את השאלה שלי. אני יודעת לספור ואת כל המספרים אבל מה סזה אומר שם המספר?

[@VLROYTEable]

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[@ritsamichail3771]

Hello Daniel! Some days before, I was in Tel Aviv and someone in a shop asked me "ont mu su?" (or something like this). What does it mean?

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Sorry, I have no idea...

[@u13613to]

Maybe it was french, I've heard that there are many other languages in Tel Aviv

[@amrnabil1610]

תודה רבה, דניאל! 💙 I hear people say גבר and I looked for what it means so it means man also... What is the difference between איש & גבר? And what is the feminine of גבר? 😃

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

תודה רבה לך! They are homonyms in a sense, although גבר emphasises the masculinity of the man. The feminine of גבר is also אישה. The plural גברים is only male, while the plural אנשים can be general - for male and female. איש also means person and can be used to talk in general about a person.

[@YaelSharon3410]

בחור is also a word for man/guy, correct?

[@amrnabil1610]

@@YaelSharon3410 Yes בחור means young man

[@crmmatheus]

טודה

[@sandraa6852]

superman drops the eggs ,)!

[@yasmeenm3886]

Was it supposed to be שני ביצים? 4:39

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

No, ביצה is feminine. In some cases the plural form of a feminine one can be ים instead of ות.

[@yasmeenm3886]

@@DanielGanorLearnHebrew תודה רבה ^^

[@YouAreUnimportant]

What does סבבה mean? Something like cool or alright?

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Exactly

[@muddywaters538]

When counting the apples, why was he counting in masculine numbers? I thought it should be feminine?

[@kiurlaz5004]

Apples are masculine in hebrew

[@muddywaters538]

Davide Curletti that’s right . Thank you. Brain freeze.

[@쇼츠로먹고살기]

I think Hebrew numbers are similar to Arabic those.

[@ClaytonCausey]

For the phone number you used masculine for “one”, right?

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Yes, it's a mistake. Should be אחת

[@emilyhoffmannopitypilates]

yes

[@ahmedzakiabdrady3666]

احد= one I wander about the word واحدin Arabic and in heprew احد Moses know one god like Mohamed صلى الله على كل الرسل

[@abhinyx8904]

Please tel me how to write 25 in Hebrew

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

עשרים וחמש female עשרים וחמישה male

[@abhinyx8904]

In numbers i.e 25 Not twenty five 25:05:17 please translate in Hebrew

[@abhinyx8904]

@@DanielGanorLearnHebrew i wanted in numbers not words... 25:05:17 please translate this to Hebrew numbers

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

There are no Hebrew numbers. We use the same numbers. 25

[@zulmaarce3020]

Poor eggs haha . Good acting

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Thank you very much!

[@nam_yunsoo]

I like actors ^_____^

[@sandraa6852]

Toda Daniel ve leitraot

[@elmokhtar001]

it sounds like arabic :)

[@ramiali9593]

NPC’s trying to prepare food.

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[@gulruerdem97]

Hahaha