Beginner Hebrew: Present Tense of the Verb "To Want"

In this beginner Hebrew lesson we are going to be learning how to conjugate the verb לרצות (to want) in the present tense, followed by some example sentences. Hope you find it useful!

[@nurit_silva9838]

This helped me a lot.

[@EnzoGrows]

I just want to say that your videos are great, and I have loved them from the عربي شامي videos to these new ones in עברית. Your Arabic videos definitely helped me to learn a lot given some poor instruction I had, and I happy to see these new videos in other language. תודה רבה

[@thelanguagelife7962]

This makes me happy! בהצלחה!

[@maorlester9228]

It's awsome

[@omarmeslem6759]

نحتاج المزيد .. _مسلم عمر _من _وهران_ الجزائر_

[@rainer1980]

You can see in some of the gender addressing pronouns how Hebrew is loosely connected to the Indo - European language family. In Scandinavian languages: Han ("he"), Hun ("her/she") versus the Hebrew: Hu ("He"), Hi ("she").

[@superlinux]

سلام. شكرا. بس عندي سؤال عن لف حرف الراء مرات الاحظه يتحول الى غين. فهل هناك قاعد لها؟ و كمان انت اي لهجة بالعبرية ماخذة عليها؟ المشرقية المزراحيم سفارديم ام الغربية الاشكناز؟ و الله يوفقك.

[@thelanguagelife7962]

Honestly my pronunciation of the letter “resh” is kind of off so maybe that’s why it sounded more like غ to you in certain places lol. As for your question about accents, it isn’t very common to find Jews born in Israel who speak with a Sephardi accent (except for people above a certain age).

[@jenniferwatkins8509]

Why does the last root letter change to heh and why is it not tav?

[@superlinux]

راح اقرب لك جملة البحر بالعربي: اني ردت لحد اليم . اليم هو البحر. لاحظت كمان في كلمة (آكل) اظن لسرعة الكلام ممكن تعملي للهمزة اضغام. مش هيك؟ ام هل المعنى يختلف؟

[@thelanguagelife7962]

اه يمكن لما بتنحكى بسرعة الهمزة ما بتنلفظ كثير. نفس المعنى :)

[@shakeelmur]

I have a question. Why do many people pronounce Hebrew R as French R instead of pronouncing like Arabic or Spanish R ? Does anybody has an answer ?

[@hamada10k]

أنا أريد تعلم اللغة الأنجليزية ماهي أسهل طريقة جربت جميع الطرق ولم أتعلم 😓😭

[@AysarAburrub]

one correction, ים is sea, not beach ... beach is חוף

[@thelanguagelife7962]

Hmmm I’m pretty sure that ים would still be the idiomatic translation of “beach” in this context🤔 At least I’ve always heard it used that way.

[@AysarAburrub]

@@thelanguagelife7962 yeah, you're right, the meaning still gets through either way ... i was just correcting the more literal translation of the word.

[@GeriReshef]

I'm a native Hebrew speaker and we generally say ללכת לים We would say ללכת לחוף if we are in a hotel or walking in the promenade, and decide to go to the sand strip near the sea . (=חוף)

[@pyotrpumpkinhead2223]

@@GeriReshef אל תשכח מיאמי ביץ׳!😄

[@popwittenino7411]

Would you teach hebrew letters first?

[@thelanguagelife7962]

I’m thinking about doing a lesson on that soon 😊

[@user-rx9zl7iz4d]

there is hebrew alphabet you can learn