Learn Hebrew Possessive Pronouns | Essential Hebrew For Beginners With Practice And Pronunciation!

Learn Essential Hebrew possessive pronouns with this comprehensive guide! In this video, we'll cover possessive pronouns in Hebrew, including clear explanations and examples to aid your understanding.
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[@saratoledo9244]

Thanks very useful 👍

[@user-bh9lx3md3r]

Can you tell what is the meaning of נו and הנה it used so many but have a lot of meaning 😢

[@LearnHebrewNow]

Hey there, see some explanations for the words נו and הנה - נו (Nu) 1. Encouragement or Urgency: - Example: "נו, בוא כבר!" (Nu, bo kvar!) - "Come on, come already!" - Meaning: It can be used to urge someone to do something or to hurry up. 2. Impatience or Impatience: - Example: "נו, מה קורה?" (Nu, ma kore?) - "So, what's happening?" - Meaning: It can express impatience or demand a response. 3. Expectation or Continuation: - Example: "נו, תמשיך לדבר." (Nu, tamshikh ledaber.) - "Well, go on speaking." - Meaning: It can indicate that you expect the person to continue or to say something. 4. Agreement or Confirmation: - Example: "נו, בסדר." (Nu, beseder.) - "Okay, fine." - Meaning: It can be used to confirm or agree with something. הנה (Hineh) 1. Here or Behold: - Example: "הנה הבית שלי." (Hineh habayit sheli.) - "Here is my house." - Meaning: It can be used to draw attention to something present or to point something out. 2. Announcement or Introduction: - Example: "הנה, אני כאן." (Hineh, ani kan.) - "Look, I'm here." - Meaning: It can be used to announce one's presence or to introduce something. 3. Immediacy: - Example: "הנה זה בא!" (Hineh ze ba!) - "Here it comes!" - Meaning: It can indicate something that is happening right now or immediately.

[@IsabelleThies]

So when I say "זה החתול שלנו" does that mean "this is our cat" and when I say "החתול הזה שלנו" does that mean "this cat is ours" or am I just confused?

[@LearnHebrewNow]

In Hebrew it's same. If you'll notice, on the first slide I placed the English pronouns side by side - our/ours while there is only one word in Hebrew - שלנו. I gave the two examples to emphasize that they are the same in Hebrew. I hope this clarifies it.

[@IsabelleThies]

@@LearnHebrewNow Yes, thank you. I love your videos, please keep it up your doing an incredible job.