Learn Hebrew: Lesson 4 - We are friends - Hebrew Plural Pronouns

[@fmafan123456789]

Thank you for all of these videos Im taking it slow as I am learning from Boise, ID and have no one to speak with. I hope these continue for a long while! You deserve a medal

[@sharonzhou555]

You are really a wonderfully professional language teacher! very much appreciate it!

[@treebirds536]

Shalom Daniel, If I had a writing hebrew keyboard, I would feel happy to write my comment in hebrew. Raba tove for your great effort to give excellent lessons to non-speaking hebrew people all over tfhe world. As for me, I am learning this beautiful language slowly as well as to get used to hebrew sound

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Thanks for sharing!

[@KingDexter999]

Here it starts getting tricky haha

[@tammietucker8847]

I truly enjoyed and appreciated this lesson so very much!!!! Todah Rabah!!!!

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

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[@jozefgrunmann7998]

Daniel, You are the best. I will follow you. Ani chaver shel Daniel

[@SerbianConspiracy]

very usefull. I already know this all words, as I know many hebrew songs to sing, now I recognise many of words.

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

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[@Mohammed-Gideon]

i enjoy your lessons

[@mehmetserman7320]

Loved ur teaching and so much better than others. Many thanks.

[@michaell9811]

Very informative thanks Daniel. I will have to rewatch this a few times to get the hang of it..

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

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alhussein ibrahim thank you!

[@treebirds536]

Hi ! I speak few hebrew words. In fact the way of your teaching hebrew lessons is excellent, thank you very much!

[@ronmoes42]

Hi Daniël , great lesson but it goes too fast haha alle those characters, I wish you would go into when the dots are being used, because when I look at the block character on a phone there are only 2 extra characters from the niegoed?! a '':'' and this one '' ' '' sooo...the cursive characters are much more it seems.. how do you know a word when you are typing on a phone compared to cursive or writing with pen. thanks , I just got into Hebrew last week haha

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[@sunilchoir]

Shalom, Toda Rabah from India

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

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[@owlscoffeecats]

Thank you for your hard work. Could you please add how to spell the words out so I can write them in English & Hebrew ?

[@dewalt1799]

Wish you would put the words in English as well.

[@treebirds536]

Shalom ata me ode tove moreh

[@shelliedawn4015]

I see you switched to script/ cursive for the answer key... I need to work on my handwriting skills! btw I enjoy also learning from your class in the memrise app. It's been really helpful for me to be able to learn in the different styles it offers.

[@rivkah5219]

shalom do you do private lessons?

[@charlesgold5472]

These videos are 💯

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

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[@valeriyazelenyak9486]

Shalom, can you go over the worksheet? Toda

[@hmai695]

Dear Daniel, just a tiny mistake in the worksheets. in the 3rd table of Vocabulary. it should be teacher instead of student. thank you for your interesting lessons, i've learned alot.

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Hiền Mai thank you very much! I will corre it.

[@Nick-cb2ht]

It seems like when the letter r or resh is at the end of a word, it is pronounced as an L? Or something. Is this right?

[@stacymaimoon4189]

When you say or write in the worksheet "record and send it to me" - how do you mean it technically? Is there a possibility to upload? Send directly? TIA. (I am not on fazebook and will never be).

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

In the About section you should be able to send me an email. Let me know if it works!

[@LanceJapan]

This is excellent. I have taught English in Japan and its really hard to find such a good teacher laying out the language so well. I have a question about subject verb agreement. "Ayalah is a friend of Mishel" > should the verb haver be female? Is it because Ayalah is the subject or am I mistaken some where?

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

There is no verb here. אילה חברה של מיכל. חברה =friend, female

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

And thank you very much!

[@LanceJapan]

Haha no verb, good thing I don't teach English anymore : ) Should have said subject noun agreement . Thanks for the reply @@DanielGanorLearnHebrew

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

My pleasure!

[@emansamir8478]

Where is the working sheet?

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Look at the links in the description under the video.

[@SerbianConspiracy]

It is very strange that "you" for female and male is oposite from forming nouns. AT-A is for male AT female, while is TALMID for male and TALMID-A for female :) it would be logic AT to be male ATA female :)

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

You're right!

[@fmafan123456789]

this really messed me up at first too haha

[@sjkdkdhshdhdhdj8577]

please someone what does "שלרז" mean?? 2:44

[@richardfitzhugh6628]

It's 2 words, "של רז," "shel Raz," or "of Raz" indicating that she (Ayalah) is Raz's friend.

[@gamergames4143]

Your mom

[@elahracheabdelhak7748]

for arabic speakers this 70% the same

[@chunshenghu4207]

Why human being makes languages so complicated?

[@naturelover5606]

people who speak only add confusion, no one understans what they say

[@YouAreUnimportant]

They generally speak less clearly. But thats the way well have to go.

[@DanielGanorLearnHebrew]

Yes, I understand. That's why I add subtitles. For other videos the conversations are scripted, actors play them, and the recording equipment gets better.