Prepositions with Pronouns in Hebrew

[@jimmetcalf6408]

Your presentations are hugely helpful. I first learned, and forgot, Hebrew grammar in pre-seminary studies. This is a review that I hope will help make Hebrew a permanent part of my resource bank.

[@pamelamoore3164]

Very helpful. Well presented and clear explanations. Thank you 😊

[@lucybaraka]

You make it so interesting!

[@lucybaraka]

Thank you!

[@nraelserutluc8669]

GD bless you Mr. Hultin, i pray your well. Ty, very much for tutorial, it’s incredibly interesting😊. It is definitely very key to my progress if I’m able to apply it. Do you take questions Mr. Hultin? If you do, please may I ask you, if what you’re teaching in this tutorial, does it apply to when one is learning modern Hebrew grammar as well? Again ty very much for tutorial. Look forward to hearing back from you, bless you 👋 😊

[@jfhultin]

Thank you kindly. For the most part, these rules apply to modern Hebrew as well as to Biblical Hebrew. But you'll always want to double check about any particular verb, preposition, etc., as there might be some unexpected difference in Modern usage.

[@GehennaisReal]

What book is this from?

[@Yochanangp]

This is at page 41. Of which biblical Hebrew grammar ? Anyone has the title of the book ? Or the ISBN number . Thank you.

[@homosapien.a6364]

What about the proposition מ/מן ?

[@YhmsK]

It means ‘from’

[@user-kr8ce6kf4o]

thanks bro pls next vido paret 2,,,

[@user-dk5sc8nw8t]

Is this biblical Hebrew or modern Hebrew?

[@user-dk5sc8nw8t]

I realized it's biblical Hebrew. Thanks for sharing free education השם יברך אותך!!