Learn Hebrew Verbs Lesson #2 - Paal Present Tense - AH-CHA

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[@ThelahBenDan]

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[@rarly123]

was really lost during lectures this semester, but thanks to your simplistic and demonstrative way of teaching has really help me understand the Pa'al family verbs

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[@ThelahBenDan]

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[@monsieursegal]

Thank you very much T’helah - your lessons are so easy to follow and clearly presented. Great teacher!

[@ThelahBenDan]

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[@trickytricks324]

Shalom,, todav for these valuable lessons,, Love from Pakistan

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thank you for watching!

[@benyaminyisrael4634]

Shabat Shalom ahkti Thelah, I may formulate some questions at a later time regarding translating the text...Im grateful for your effort and willingness to freely and openly share this valuable knowledge and information...once again, I encourage you..as an elder...to remain steadfast...there may come a time when you would feel your efforts are not appreciated or in vain...but from my years of living, I can tell you...100% these are valuable jewels, they will be used to help yisrael find the path to YHWH's laws for living ...beleive that ahkti!

[@ThelahBenDan]

Todah rabah!

[@monsieursegal]

Of all the numerous hebrew lessons on line, I enjoy yours the most by far. Thanks T'helah. Your lessons are clear, detailed, well illustrated, slow and thorough coverage with superb excercises at the end of each lesson to reinforce and ensure material well understood. You are a fabulous teacher and if I lived in Isarel I would want you as my personal teacher! Best wishes for continued and well deserved success. כל טוב מאוד

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thank you so much!!

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Wow! Great job teaching!

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thanks, Cory!

[@thankcrunchiefriday]

Another winner of a video, super clear. Thank you again!

[@ThelahBenDan]

My pleasure, thanks for watching!

[@HadassahSikani]

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[@ThelahBenDan]

My pleasure, thank you!

[@noramayers9042]

Thank God for your videos. I have been teaching myself Hebtew for 20 years, but mostly by listening to discs and reading. Congugating verbs has always been my sticking point, and has kept me severly limited. It has been very frustrating...until now. Thank you so much! Eager to learn more about your lessons in every form.

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Thank you so much, T’helah, you are a brilliant teacher!

[@ThelahBenDan]

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[@ThelahBenDan]

Todah Theresa!

[@hoaandrew7240]

Very helpful! Hit the nail on the head!

[@ThelahBenDan]

thank you for watching & commenting!

[@hassansalman4174]

At first I was completly lost with the verb Le-ekhol in video #1. But I came back the next day and listened again to it and wrote every thing. Aftr that the exercise you gave was a piece of cake. so is video # 2. Thank you so much.

[@ThelahBenDan]

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[@ThelahBenDan]

בשמחה! תודה לך

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Thank you so much for this great explanation!

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[@ThelahBenDan]

Thank you Veronica!

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You're welcome Rita!

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תודה רבה מורה .my atempt to say thank you teacher .🍎

[@ThelahBenDan]

!משמחה

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Todah raba. thank you so much.

[@ThelahBenDan]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

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Great job!

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[@LMCLovesKMC]

I think I got it. Now to practice pronunciation

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[@S24W2]

Fantastic, thank you. Could you please do one for past tense? Also is past tense paal?

[@kijihigh6826]

Thelah B. your teaching ability is superb. Thank you for your gift. Are you able to share from where you have such knowledge of Hebrew? It sounds as though you are from Israel. I am new to the language for six months I have been attempting to learn the Binyanim for three weeks and I found it very difficult. You have made it so very easy because you are extremely organized and there seems to be an order by the way you teach. You definitely have a foreign flare outside of the USA. Again thank you. Toda!

[@ThelahBenDan]

Wow, thank you so much! I got my Hebrew foundation at home and started studying seriously my senior year of college. Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for the next verbs video coming this Tuesday!

[@user-kz8ie7dw3p]

תודה רבה

[@ThelahBenDan]

בבקשה

[@KlausBioMadsen]

Thank you yet again, great to have these videos. I have a couple questions regarding the relationship between the infinitive, the root and the binyanim themselves. Does a given infinitive belong to a given binyanim? And if so, how do I know which one?

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thanks for watching & subscribing! To answer your question, the same root is often present in verbs in more than one binyan, but each infinitive belongs to only one binyan. For instance the verb meaning "to eat" and "to feed" have the same root, but "to eat" is a paal verb whereas "to feed" is a hif'il verb. You can usually identify the binyan of a given infinitive by it's sound and/or letter pattern.

[@KlausBioMadsen]

Righto. Maybe you could talk about more about identifying which binyan a given infinitive belongs to in the next video? I am not sure I completely understand how I am supposed to figure that out. Cheers

[@ThelahBenDan]

I'm writing a complete Hebrew Verbs course and that's a topic that's definitely included in depth.

[@davidmessulam]

❤️

[@hassansalman4174]

When you give an excercise and words are involved without vowels, especialy when the word contains b or v sound could you not say the word in a clear way so we can differenciate between the letters.

[@dav6135]

Shalom T’helah I noticed that you read shoresh always vocalize with a a. Is it a general rule how to read shoresh. Thanks for another great video.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Shalom, paal/qal verbs are vocalized with the a sound, but there are different sounds for each binyan. The names of the binyanim generally follow the vowel pattern of the verb in the 3rd person masculine past tense, i.e. "he ___," which is the same as the root. Some paal examples: achal (he ate), bara (he created), matsa (he found). Some piel examples: bishel (he cooked), kibel (he received), bikesh (he requested).

[@stevehuffey5445]

Thanks for repeating vowel sounds so often! - At 5:40, is there a hiriq [ of a hiriq yod ] missing, under the beyt at the m.pl., left column? It is at right column. Thx

[@ThelahBenDan]

There is, sorry about that!

[@bonbonpony]

02:52 "Le-ekhol, la-azOR, li-shmOR, and there are tons mORe" :)

[@jaestardb]

Love ❤️ your vids but you go so fast!

[@ThelahBenDan]

I'll try to slow down! Thanks for watching

[@noramayers9042]

I have never read a textbook yet that explains conjugation as simply as you do. Why do they unneccesarily complicate things??

[@lubiskhan1324]

sothe irregular form different because the middleletter is guttural. Is it true?

[@ThelahBenDan]

correct

[@hassansalman4174]

For example the verb to to choose, are you saying lbkhor or levkhor?

[@ThelahBenDan]

livchor, sorry it wasn't clear!

[@marquezmarquez5671]

I wish the words for the verbs were shown in English along with the Hebrew so I could get better at recognizing the Hebrew words. I often get confused about which word is being conjugated.

[@ThelahBenDan]

With the exception of the review videos, the lessons themselves only focus on one verb.

[@miriamhamedabarran1876]

You are a little fast but still good

[@briancrane7634]

you can play these slowed down on YT

[@HMStar-xs1xr]

I'm little bit confused why You divided in to two groups ?

[@ThelahBenDan]

Why I divided what into two groups?

[@arnodolisandro]

How can I know when this letter (כ) is pronounced as J or K! thank you very much

[@ThelahBenDan]

If it has the dot in the middle (called a dagesh), it has the hard K sound; if not, it's the J sound like in Spanish (or the guttural "ch" sound like Bach).

[@arnodolisandro]

but in the day to day it is written without points, only in texts for children there are daguesh.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Knowing how to pronounce words without vowels comes with time, the more you read and the more your vocabulary grows. If it's the first letter of a word, it will be the K sound. If it's the last letter (chaf sofeet), it will be the Spanish J sound. If it's in the middle, then you'll need to rely on your knowledge of the word (or look it up if it's unfamiliar to you).

[@omegapurum94]

Is Hatep-Pathach is for Guttural/AH-CHA letters only?

[@ThelahBenDan]

Yes, chataf patach is used only with א ה ח ע

[@omegapurum94]

@@ThelahBenDan thank you

[@ClaytonCausey]

לבחורWhat did you say this means?

[@ThelahBenDan]

To choose - and for the future you can always look up word meanings in www.morfix.co.il

[@treebirds536]

You speak so fast, I'm sorry !

[@ThelahBenDan]

Don't be sorry, I try to slow down!