Hebrew Alphabet - Everything You Need to Know

[@danielleemmanuelli5866]

I’ve been searching for an easy to understand video to go along with my Hebrew lessons on duolingo and out of all the ones I’ve seen, this is by far the best explained and easiest to understand! Thank you!

[@עינביחיא-ש4ס]

תודה!

[@eliyasamsalu6905]

תודה רבה לך המורה

[@godwinjoseph4216]

I am a beginner from scratch, to me your video is very useful thank you very much

[@joels310]

really awesome man, really excited to be learning Hebrew! God bless and thank you for the lesson!

[@azizaboudi7723]

Thankd a lot for this course.

[@patrickanitataylor4905]

Great lesson...❤️😊 Our youngest son's a senior in our Homeschool High School this year. As one of his electives this year, he's taking Hebrew; & he really enjoys learning from your platform! Thanks!!! SHALOM!!!

[@alexchan492]

Thank you, Ben. Your teaching style is very clear and also easy to follow. I am beginning Bible Hebrew learner. Your teaching help me a lot.

[@ncp3077]

Thank you, I'm excited to learn hebrew

[@RoaringJaguar]

Thank you so much for this outstanding video! God bless you ❤

[@petervisagie3600]

Thank you Ben

[@dorissamuel2518]

Todaraba.

[@moisesgodoy4369]

Excelente

[@dency6427]

Thank you so much.

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Toda

[@ladraku3782]

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[@weareordinaryppl]

thanks for this video! loved it

[@jacmorales5314]

Great video!!

[@rhose_menoza]

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[@hadassah8549]

Shalom Just came across the video. Toda Raba I Subscribed. Hope to come to Erets Yisrael soon Adonai willing. I love the Hebrew language. It’s a miracle that it came back as a national language. But Scripture is truth! Love your videos! If I learn Biblical Hebrew will it help with me learning the general speaking of modern Hebrew or do I need to learn that separately? 🇮🇱🇺🇸Toda Raba!

[@monoman4083]

top man.

[@bryanaraujo4787]

Sorry I just didn't understand what is Nikkud

[@nancylthomas9723]

Question - in the example for dalet - David - why is there no bait (without a dagesh) for the "v" sound?

[@restinpeace8315]

Waw (Modern Hebrew Vav) is a consonant with /v/ sound in Modern Hebrew which is exactly *same as the sound of Beth (bait) without dagesh.* But Biblical Hebrew had different consonantal sounds for both the letters (/β/ for Beth without dagesh and /w/ for Waw). And David is a Biblical name and it is literally Dawid in BH and David in MH. Note: Vav(Waw) can also act as a vowel letter to represent uuhhh and ohhh vowel sounds.

[@juliaschouten5991]

@@restinpeace8315 Wow! Thank you so much for this explanation sir. That is so helpfull. I did not know this and understand the name of king David better now. Lots of love from the Netherlands

[@juliaschouten5991]

May i ask. Is the title king/malech before the name Dawid? Like in English king David? Or is in Hebrew the title written after the name? Dawid king? Thank you

[@arielemanuel6414]

how do you prounce tet in ancient hebrew

[@HebrewWithBen]

Hi Ariel, I can't say for sure. I believe that Tet sounded deeper, from the inside of the pharynx, similar to the Arabic Ta / ط. Tav sounded more like the English T.

[@arielemanuel6414]

@@HebrewWithBen thank you so much this helped a lot

[@OgzBeautyxx]

Thank you!

[@HebrewWithBen]

You're welcome!