Learn Hebrew Verbs Lesson #11 - Paal Past Tense - AH-CHA

[@AhmadSami-y9n]

You are an incredible teacher!! I hope u continue posting new videos, I’m pretty sure that u will be a big thing in the future

[@EscudoPadraoPrata]

This is so great, I love the way you explain, but specially that your English is so comprehensive, it really turns things easier.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thanks for watching!

[@tammietucker8847]

T'heliah, you are just such a gifted teacher. I could never say in words how blessed I know that I am to be able to learn under your guidance. Thank you so much for all you do !!!!!!!!!! :)

[@ThelahBenDan]

Tammie, thank you so much!! It's an absolute pleasure working with you :)

[@johnnybegood5173]

Thank you again T'helah for another excellent lesson. Your knowledge of Hebrew which you share is much appreciated.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thank you, I'm glad you're following the lessons!

[@nitah4369]

Thank you for this great teaching and all work charts so very helpful

[@altheaextavour]

Good morning. Thank you for your help and great videos. How can I get the charts with the verb endings? Todah

[@kwakuagyare1876]

Do you have a comprehensive hebrew course outline that u can follow ?

[@blancasizemore4583]

When you do not know any of the vowel sound to a specific word, how do you tell the difference between the ah/cha past tense conjugations and the regular/ends in ayin,alef past tense conjugation. ??? Thank you!!!

[@chokmahyahvlogs]

You sound great. May your ailment cease to exist. Thank you for this.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Todah!

[@paulascantlebury6106]

How can I access these charts for the verbs, please?

[@ThelahBenDan]

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[@rafaellmora7099]

Well my comments it,s about your speed Which implicates a lost, not QUESTION It,s nice thing teach others but you must implement more patience you gone to fast,

[@dawudcampbell9709]

todah

[@ThelahBenDan]

You're very welcome!

[@dawudcampbell9709]

Great job. keep it up

[@azaryahbahtzion77]

hello Z here, ok so in this lesson you said that the pronoun is not necessary because of the suffix, what about "he hears" that one would need to he pronoun right?

[@ThelahBenDan]

Hey Zsanice, for present-tense (hears) you always use the pronoun. For past-tense (heard), the pronouns he, she, and they (m or f) are usually used.