Learn Hebrew Numbers 0-1000 | Numbers in Hebrew for Beginners with Pronunciation!

Unlock the world of Hebrew numbers with this comprehensive guide!
In this video, we dive into the fundamentals, teaching you how to count from 0 to 1000 in Hebrew effortlessly.
But that's not all - we'll go beyond the basics and explore the art of combining numbers, enabling you to express any quantity seamlessly.
Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your Hebrew skills, this tutorial is your gateway to numerical mastery.
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So I’ve seen rabbis use the alephbet for counting what’s the difference and when do you use one vs the other

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Is the change of ve to u before some of the numbers optional?

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Hi there! The change from "ve" to "u" before some words is not optional but follows specific linguistic rules in Hebrew. However, this is a complex topic, and even many native Hebrew speakers aren't familiar with all the rules. For simplicity, it's perfectly fine to use "ve" in everyday speech and writing.

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Masculine numbers

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Arabic numerals 0123456789 ٠: Sifr, which is pronounced "0" ١: Wahed, which is pronounced "1" ٢: Ithnan, which is pronounced "2" ٣: Thalaatha, which is pronounced "3" ٤: Arba'a, which is pronounced "4" ٥: Khamsa, which is pronounced "5" ٦: Sitta, which is pronounced "6" ٧: Sab'a, which is pronounced "7" ٨: Thamaniya, which is pronounced "8" ٩: Tis'a, which is pronounced "9"