Learn Hebrew Verbs Lesson #4 - Paal Present Tense - Review

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[@Brosaa55]

The way the teaching is presented makes Hebrew learning a lot easier and more comprehensible.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thank you so much Jonah!

[@micheldab5561]

This is really the best. You're just absolutely nailing the flow and rhythm. You're the best Hebrew teacher on KZbin.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Wow, huge compliment, todah!

[@micheldab5561]

Want to make sure you keep going. Just these short little things are so useful in tying everything together, the barrage we get from other teachers of inferior grace. You've tapped into an info sequence that other people just arent using. It's very calming. I think you have a career here...

[@ThelahBenDan]

I appreciate your comments + encouragement, todah!

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Thank you! And I have students in their 60s and 70s, you can do this! :)

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[@ThelahBenDan]

Thanks so much Paula!

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[@ThelahBenDan]

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[@anutaNYC]

I can't get over it! thank you! I finally get this paal bal grouping and how it suppose to sound!! Life saver, ברוך השם

[@ThelahBenDan]

Happy to help, thanks for watching & leaving a comment!

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You're the best! God bless you!

[@ThelahBenDan]

Todah rabah!

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[@ThelahBenDan]

My pleasure, I wish you all the best on your language journey and hope that my videos will help!

[@eagle00881]

Excellent job.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thank you!

[@jazzzyjayne]

This is so helpful. I am learning hebrew now in ulpan and its hard for me to follow and understand because they explain everything in hebrew.

[@ThelahBenDan]

I'm glad you find it helpful. Immersive Hebrew can be challenging, but stick with it - b'hatslacha!

[@benyaminyisrael4634]

Continue the great work ahkoti!

[@ThelahBenDan]

Todah!

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This is a GREAT exercise! תודה רבה

[@ThelahBenDan]

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Tnk u Very helpful video

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Thanks for watching

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Thanx alot for the roots..to look was always confused when it came to the plurald

[@ThelahBenDan]

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[@evaszekely896]

Thank you for your very clear presentation!

[@ThelahBenDan]

You're welcome Eva, thanks for watching!

[@ingedemeijer9493]

thank you, great lessons!

[@AntonioSilva-kr9nw]

Hi Morah. Excellent lessons, I enjoyed them very much. But there is a technical problem, sometimes the sound, your voices, goes down.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thank you! And I'm sorry about the sound, hopefully this fall I can get a proper mic that will help.

[@feguttler]

Loved it !!!

[@ThelahBenDan]

Glad to hear it!

[@Smasher77th]

Hi T'helah B., Shalom! I just found your channel and I must say you're a very good teacher. I'm enjoying your videos a lot. I have one question: I noticed that in the verb "לִשְׁפּוֹט", the daggesh is missing in the "pey" in the conjugated forms. Does that always happen in the pa'al present tense, or is this an exception? I know it's the case (though reversed) when the soft letter begins the root or the verb as in the case of "לִבְנוֹת". Thanks.

[@decentchap9683]

I got really confused with this too! Feh changes to Peh if it’s the second letter in the root but in לשפּוט after conjugation it’s לשפות . 🤷🏻‍♂️ Love the videos too btw!

[@ThelahBenDan]

I'm only just now seeing this comment 3 months later, for some reason YT had it flagged. It happens often where the pey in the infinitive becomes a fey in the present & past tense, but not in the future. For instance: LISHPOT = to judge Hu SHOFET = he judges Hu SHAFAT = he judged Hu YISHPOT = he will judge Another example: LIKPOTS = to jump לקפּוֹץ Ani KOFETSET = I jump קופצת Ani KAFATSTI = I jumped קפצתי Ani EKPOTS = I will jump אקפּוֹץ It doesn't just happen with Pey, but also with Bet, see the verb LILBOSH, meaning to wear, that Bet becomes a Vet in the past & present tense conjugations. It probably happens with Kaf too, it's just 1:30 am and I can't think of a verb off the top of my head right now :)

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thanks!

[@ClaytonCausey]

Is there somewhere where I can find a list of romanized infinitives?

[@avivafernandes6169]

Hello Thelah. Do you have a video for verb 4 paal. Thank you

[@ThelahBenDan]

Hey Aviva, I'm not sure what you're asking...this is paal video 4

[@avivafernandes6169]

@@ThelahBenDan I wanted to know if there is a paal lesson 4

[@ThelahBenDan]

This is lesson 4. Here's the full playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL0vWFn-lQvXXJDa_J58KCUgYIvFNG_xWn

[@benyaminyisrael4634]

Shalom Ahkti T'helah, I left a message in your discussion box on your page...wonder if you got it...asking about translating a song.

[@ThelahBenDan]

No, send me an email info @ thekefar.com

[@dianainkelaar9223]

Is there any particular dictionary app that you would recommend for me for English/Hebrew vocabulary lookup?

[@cheryl1625]

I know this is an old comment, but for those that still want to know, www.doitinhebrew.com is great. If you want to see the vowels, you need to pay a monthly fee, but it is very reasonable if you are a serious Hebrew student and if you want to be able to see the word or phrase with the pronunciation guide. I use it every day with my Hebrew studies. And you can turn the vowels on or off and the cursive as well, so for practicing cursive with no vowels, it is great and you know the vowels are only a click away if you need to see them. The audio file is good as well.

[@omegapurum94]

I can't follow group 3 verb. Can you explain more.

[@ThelahBenDan]

What specifically are you having trouble with?

[@omegapurum94]

@@ThelahBenDan to identify the 3group verb

[@ThelahBenDan]

The infinitive ends in a Vav-Tav, like לראות

[@omegapurum94]

@@ThelahBenDan thank you

[@zimrahyaakov9175]

😘

[@Eric-ed2we]

verb form part 3?

[@gavriel25]

What do the verbs mean?

[@patriciac8067]

lol @ this music - cute! (bobs her head)

[@ThelahBenDan]

LOL I was annoyed by it, but glad it gave you a laugh!

[@allroumimaalek3011]

lesson ok Musik disturbing. avoid it

[@ingedemeijer9493]

there is no music during the lesson, juist before. it is advertising of youtube that is why it is free

[@ערניהבןכהןלוי]

מציין

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