Learn Hebrew Verbs Lesson #9 - Paal Present Tense - Ends in Tav

[@altheaextavour]

Shalom!. Thank you so very much for these teachings! Blessings upon you!

[@rastimotewosammilewi5969]

Love your videos in helping learn our language.

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thank you!

[@maxhatush5918]

Whose language is that?

[@paulascantlebury6106]

Thank you for these lessons. I like the practical exercises!

[@ThelahBenDan]

You're welcome!

[@lynnseresin8305]

Love your wonderfully clear and informative videos. You're helping me make logical sense of the binyan system at a time when I was feeling hopelessly overwhelmed! Are you planning to upload vids for the remaining binyan, in additional to PAAL?

[@ThelahBenDan]

I'm so glad you're feeling better about the binyanim, thank you for your comment! Yes, I am planning to go through all of the binyanim eventually - stay tuned :)

[@lynnseresin8305]

Awesome! Will definitely stay tuned...

[@808central6]

Hey I just wanted to say I love your lessons and you've taught me a lot. I have a question on how to conjugate strange verbs like להרגיש, as the root is הרגש which is 4 letters. Also להגיד but I believe that can only be used in the infinitive. Thank you in advance and thanks for all the great content

[@tammietucker8847]

Thank you so much Thelia. I had no idea that ת showed that there is a missing letter. So grateful that you are my teacher!!

[@ThelahBenDan]

So grateful to have you as a student, I love working with you!

[@18mojzesz]

great tuts. but is there a different way to find the missing root letter than searching on morfix page ? because i'd like to know how to figure it out by myself :P

[@lemuelsvolgs]

same question, did you got the answer for your question

[@carmenantola7400]

¡Eres una maravillosa profe! Una preguntita: ¿qué quiere decir "the kefar"? ¡Muchísimas gracias por tus enseñanzas!

[@ThelahBenDan]

¡Muchas gracias, Carmen! "the kefar" significa "la aldea."

[@carmenantola7400]

@@ThelahBenDan ¡Gracias!

[@marcusbellen2193]

Very clear explanation. But how is a verb like ‘’ daber’’ ( to speak) conjugated?

[@ThelahBenDan]

Thanks, Marcus. Le'daber is a piel verb, see lesson #15 for that conjugation pattern: kzbin.info/aero/PL0vWFn-lQvXXJDa_J58KCUgYIvFNG_xWn

[@theresagarcia8746]

How do you know what the vowel pattern will be?

[@jamesgordon5891]

Why is there a built-in puzzle in Hebrew with incomplete roots? The missing letters could have been included in the infinitive forms so why not? It's a riddle to me

[@jamesgordon5891]

I'm beginning to notice that roots become nouns frequently

[@hannahyisrael4444]

where can i find the answer key from the exersize on the last video?

[@ThelahBenDan]

On my blog, the link is in the description.

[@u13613to]

למחוא מחא מוחא מוחאת מוחאים מוחאות לבלוע בלע בולע בולעת בולעים בולעות לאפות אפת אופה אופה אופים אופות לנטוע נטע נוטע נוטעת נוטעים נוטעות לדאוג דאג דואג דואגת דואגים דואגות לצחוק צחק צוחק צוחקת צוחקים צוחקות לקום קם קם קמה קמים קמות

[@CarmellaNYC]

The morphix app Doesnt have the Hebrew keyboard icon

[@ThelahBenDan]

Add a Hebrew keyboard to your phone. You can Google how for your phone type if needed.

[@CarmellaNYC]

@@ThelahBenDan thanks will try that. btw do you have any spots for private hebrew lessons?

[@almafraser5004]

How do I go to morfix

[@ערניהבןכהןלוי]

טוב מאוד תודה

[@ThelahBenDan]

תודה לך

[@leejones2113]

So basicly it's no way to find out unless you go online and look it up. Tho that's something you could do for anything.

[@ThelahBenDan]

If all you have is the infinitive and you don't know any of the conjugations, then yes you would need to look it up.

[@abhishekrhema3830]

How to conjugate the verb לָתֵת to give

[@ThelahBenDan]

You can use this to help you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5bXlIVnfJmHla8

[@gavriel25]

What does Paal mean?

[@bonbonpony]

It's the verb for "to make" or "to do". You know, because the verbs are "the doers" ;) they describe what someone does. They simply take the "to do" verb as a pattern (binyan = a building, a structure) for the vowel sounds of other verbs.

[@mattlewis6843]

Paal verbs are one of the 7 types of verbs in Hebrew, and the most common

[@loricalass4068]

Your voice is pleasant and your info is well presented. But as a beginner I feel a bit overwhelmed by how quickly you speak. Hard to keep up.

[@almafraser5004]

Morfix has Covid it ain’t wuking at all