The expression "I have" in Hebrew. "LE" preposition. (Future tense). Hebrew for beginners.

[@JoséCarrillo-09]

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[@Atilioam]

These videos help a lot in learning Hebrew and at same time they show how beautiful this language is.

[@patriayvida4209]

Please keep it up. You're the best!

[@PurpleStreakUkulele]

Brilliant explanations and examples. I watched the other video as well about present/past tense. I’ve now understood it. Thank you very much!

[@arturwojcieski5042]

Thank yuu David. Your lessons are the best. Once I muster the basics I'll sing up for your class. I admire your Russian. I can speak some Russian and I love this language. I'm Polish. I wish you all the best.

[@sol-sol2591]

Great job! You are amazing! Keep it up!

[@nraelserutluc8669]

Ty 🙇 ....😊much

[@debbiewofford7021]

please speak the example sentences slowly 5:21

[@nraelserutluc8669]

Mr. David? ☺hi, may I ask a question? How can I go about making sure that I have the correct pronunciation to each Hebrew letter... There are so .any variants..

[@hebrewwithdavid]

It's a difficult question. It really depends on your native tongue. Nevertheless, because Israel is a mixture of different cultures, we have many accents. So it's not bad if you have an accent. The worst way to pronounce Hebrew letters is the way that you would pronounce English letters. It doesn't sound so good.

[@nraelserutluc8669]

@@hebrewwithdavid Mr.David truly Ty 🙇 for taking time to reply. 😊 I so apologize I asked the question poorly. 😊 I meant the alephbet , letters, I am not certain if having the correct pronunciation, especially for כ,ח, ע, these letters pose a challenge. At the risk of sounding imposing, which apologize for as well; There's a second question regarding the letters, א, ה, ע how could I train my self to begin to understand and detect when which letter is used for "a" sound? Used either at beginning or end of word?☺ If your able to answer Ty 🙇 but if you're not I totally understand Mr. David nevertheless, I truly thank you so much for sharing your lessons.

[@hebrewwithdavid]

About the letters כ ח. ח always with no exceptions will sound like a kh sound "jalapeno" is a good word for reference. The letter כ at the beginning of the word will sound like a "k" in 99% of the cases. with some exceptions regarding loan words. At the end of the word it will sound like a kh (jalapeno) and the letter will be ך which is כ that is being written at the end of the word aka khaf sofit. In the middle of the word it really depends. Sometime like a kh sometimes like a k. Regarding א and ע in modern conversational Hebrew there is no difference what so ever in the pronunciation of both letters, so practically speaking both of them will sound like a "a" or "e,i,u,o" (depending on the vowel). ה is silent at the end of the word just like the א. The correct pronunciation of ה is ha.

[@nraelserutluc8669]

@@hebrewwithdavid Mr David Ty 🙇 truly much, blessings to you.

[@mulleraron3204]

Helpful but little bit faster to me