Unlocking Hebrew Verbs & Binyanim: Your Essential Guide to Spoken Hebrew Mastery (see bio!)

[@tinchom5323]

Thanks a lot for this! I arrived to Israel a month ago and this has been really helpful to organize everything I'm learning. Toda raba!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Mazal tov! Welcome to Israel. I wish you a great start! Please tell others about this video series.

[@marthajulian7064]

My brain hurts right now, but I really appreciate this video. Makes things a lot clearer. Todah!

[@HebrewVerbs]

oh, thank you. Sorry for the pain 😂 . I am happy you liked it. Please check out more resources on my website www.hebrew-verbs.com

[@Bar-Hillel]

I wish someone, somewhere, would grasp the fact that now everyone who wants to learn a foreign language understands the basics of English. Active, passive, conjugate, and many more all need explaining otherwise what you are teaching has no meaning.

[@HebrewVerbs]

I wish the same, and I even made a video on that some years ago. Not sure it fell on fertile ground though.

[@glendathegoodwitch6987]

This is huge! Did you make this up? Perhaps you learn this in school. It really explains so much!

[@DavidHaTzadik]

That‘s an amazing video. Girl I‘m buying your book!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you so much!

[@FedSalinas]

This is beautiful. Hebrew is beautiful.

[@sprachenwelt]

Toda, toda, toda. This is soooooooooo good.

[@defenseandgeopolitics]

Sorry for the weird question, but im just memorising verbs without really understanding the binyan, is it really important to know it? what important role does it play?

[@HebrewVerbs]

hi there. if you do not know the binyan, you fo not know the conjugation patter. Sure, you can memorize everything but this means that a) it will always be difficult because you do not know why you do it, b) you will never really master the language and draw conclusions how to get from a verb to a noun for example and c) you will stay limited to what you memorized. 😉

[@akivaerezim6685]

Really clear and wonderful explanation. Thank you so much for this video!

[@eho6380]

Todah rabah! I couldn't understand what 'Binyanim' was and Wikipedia wasn't useful at all about this subject. Now I understand it, but I don't really understand what the use of it is...

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello E, the "use" is relative. If English is your first language you might have some more effort to do since the structure is much more simple than in other languages. Did you learn other languages than Hebrew? In foreign languages we need to know how to conjugate them. For this there are groups, every verb belongs to a conjugation group. What I presented here is the background to help you soon navigate through the language on your own. I hope it helps :-)

[@zerotrace000]

Beautiful video! Beautiful person! Thank you so much for helping us with Hebrew.

[@agusortega9560]

I speak spanish and at first sight seems SO complicated! But the explanation is really good! Thank you very much! I will keep up every day!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Gracias. La lección existe también en castellano.

[@duvvurinandini6727]

It's very useful the very first time I have watched.. תודה רבה

[@ruslankhaerov3846]

Toda raba)) it's better than ulpan)

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you!! I am happy you liked it.

[@amberlewis8536]

Where is the Qal? XD Oh man learning bible hebrew is a pain haha. Guys stick to the modern irvit

[@lydiaalb1686]

qal is the same as pa'al

[@robinhood2980]

I have been doing a course for the last 8 months and it just seem's to get heavier and heavier!!!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Really! Tell me more! What kind of course? General Hebrew course or grammar and verbs only? What is getting heavier? Maybe I can help (if you want).

[@amberlewis8536]

@@lydiaalb1686 yeah thats what I thought after watching this video. Thanks!

[@billiusjames6403]

Qal קל itself means easy. That indicates that pa'al binyan had the easiest (just relatively compared to other binyanim) conjugations.

[@tammietucker8847]

Thank you so much!!! I just recently recieved the two books and they are great and along with this video- very helpful!!! I am wondering if you teach Hebrew online.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you very much for your sweet comment. I am sorry, I am not teaching, I only write books ;-). I Thank you for purchasing, I hope your Hebrew will progress soon. Please, can I ask you a favor? Would you be so kind and share your happiness on the site where you purchased the books? Thank you very much!!

[@tammietucker8847]

Absolutely!!! I got them on Amazon. I have worked through Pa al so far!!! It is amazing. I have struggled understanding the concept and conjugating binyamim but the practice I am getting through your books is awesome.

[@sridhardevadas2131]

Thanks for your podcast and iam from India trying to learn this language. It was very useful and your explanation was very good. GOD BLESS.

[@NLosorelli]

Is there any store in Jerusalem where I can buy these books? I'd order them via Amazon, but the post in Israel is... not so great.

[@HebrewVerbs]

hello. Actually any book store can order it since the books come with an ISBN, however, many book stores refuse to purchase from Create Space Publishing since they belong to the Amazon Group. We might have another solution for you. Can we get in touch via Twitter or Instagram? The profile is "steinbooks", it's the publisher. There seems to be no chance to send a private message through KZbin.

[@EloraLiveZ]

טוב מאוד! תודה רבה לך!

[@phenixkidfrmyesterday6237]

Off topic but I managed to read this comment and I'm so proud

[@erickrenaldotube]

My mother tongue is Indonesian, and really want to be able to read-and-speak Hebrews in a ways that I do it fluently in my second language, English. Your explanation in this video is very useful. Can I purchase the PDF version of your books? Todah rabah!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello. Thank you for your interest. We are working on rhe kindle version (see my latest video). The sales of a PDF we have descarted longtime ago to prevent theft.

[@erickrenaldotube]

Ok, got it. Although, I can inform you that Kindle is not openly available in my country. Buying the paper-based book takes time, but I will do it anyhow, as your teaching is extremely good. May G-d bless you!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello Erick, thank you .What do you mean with "openly available? Actually, we found it the best solution since everybody can download the kindle reading app for free. Let me know your thoughts, I am happy to learn.

[@erickrenaldotube]

No Kindle are offered in Indonesia's market. I have to purchase it from other countries, and register it using other's address.

[@HebrewVerbs]

oh, I see. thanks for answering.

[@benindol8173]

Seit einigen Jahren lerne ich wegen der Dichtung Dan Pagis intensiv daheim modernes Hebräisch. Zweimal hab ich wegen der Verben sogar dazwischen aufgegeben. Per Zufall stieß ich jetzt auf die Videos von Fr. A. Danke für die da. Ihre beiden Exemplare auf Deutsch erwarb ich bereits durch Amazon. Bin gespannt. Wie ich es so sehe, dürfte es diesmal wohl klappen. Frage: Hätte jemand Interesse daran, per IT, interaktiv, mit mir sich über die Kunst Hebräisch zu lernen auszutauschen? Emailadresse anbei. Gruß.

[@Toddboot]

Best explanation of binyanim ever! Getting the books soon!

[@mabtun2960]

Before I order these books I need to know if they are written with niqqudim in them (difficult to learn and remeber if one doesnt know how to pronounciate the words). Does anybody know?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello, thank you for coming to this video series. The text book is subdevided in binyanim, each binyan chapter uses nikud as well as transliteration. Only the main introduction, which gives a general overview and uses only some verbs here and there, is without. When we look into each binyan, everything is with nikud and transliteration. As well, the pronunciation and its patterns are explained. The workbook is without nikud as the main focus is here to recognize and conjugate all verbs AFTER you studied with the textbook. By that time you should not need the nikud any longer for verbs. The text book explains also when and why pronunciation changes. Please go to Amazon and have a look into the book. I hope it gives you a clearer picture. Best wishes, Rut

[@VenomBroly]

Thanks for your teaching to how start and how learn

[@HebrewVerbs]

You are very welcome. On my website you find a free e-book how to master Hebrew verbs www.hebrew-verbs.com

[@VenomBroly]

@@HebrewVerbs thanks

[@sottosopravoce]

This is a wonderful explanation, and I appreciate the study guide so much!

[@HebrewVerbs]

You're very welcome! thank you for watching. Please check out the playlists. I updated this video, there is a new version.

[@PurpleStreakUkulele]

Brilliant! Have bought the textbook and workbook as well. Thank you so much.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Wonderful! THANK YOU! Are you subscribed to my newsletter to get free resources and discounts? www.hebew-verbs.com

[@jitkasoliman7580]

Thank you very much for this video. Unfortunately the Ulpan-Book has exactly the opposite approach to your # 3. All the verbs come totally mixed using the present tense. Even the infinitive came very late and then only with the new verbs. Total balagan! Therefore, I'm really greateful to have finally some tool to learn the logic behind it.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello Jitka, thank you for writing. I know that the Ulpanim are doing it in another way and you are not alone with your balagan. I am happy you found clarity with my videos. In the next weeks, I will announce a new language learning service. Keep following my channel and you will be the first to know :-)

[@catboy721]

Hi -- a few comments on your study plan. You went to some length to tell us that not every verb exists across all binyanim. Wouldn't the best route be to study verbs that exist in multiple formats? Second, what about shoreshim and learning about strong and weak verbs to help you understand how patterns go in each binyan. Do you touch on these at all? And finally, I can't place the accent, but it does not sound Israeli. Thanks

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello there, Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it. I am sure there are many ways of learning a language. I have presented a study plan that I know that it works for most folks, especially for those that have already studied at least one other language. It is in my opinion and from what I experienced the least confusing approach to Hebrew verbs. It does not mean that this is the best plan for you. If you find a better one, great! You have to choose what you feel best with. But this plan, that I presented here is a coherent and logic approach. There might be others out there, but this here is the one I taught over years and it helped my students to make big steps forwards. Best wishes, Rut

[@ОлегПатутинский]

Шалом , хотелось бы услышать это на русском языке. 👍

[@rodolfonunhez]

Thank you for this amazing series!!! Wow! Clarity in every sentence!!! Toda raba!!!!

[@HebrewVerbs]

I am happy to hear! :-)

[@tyreshakara8332]

Thank you so very much. You really show me a possible way to go,to learn. I was so confused of all this different thinks. Now I have new motivation and know what to do.Thank you!!!

[@HebrewVerbs]

I am happy to hear :-)

[@itig12]

tnx so much i wondered across the internet to finf something like that

[@HebrewVerbs]

Your welcome, I m happy it helped :-)

[@YaroslavSveshnikov]

hey! Why do you have hiidden videos? I used to rewatch them ) Please, get them back

[@HebrewVerbs]

hello. we are currently reviewing old videos. Some of the content became part of the verb course. This is why it is not available anymore for free on KZbin. Which videos/ subjects are you missing? We might upload some again.

[@betawithbrett7068]

אני חושב שהסרט הזה יותר טוב מהכל באינטרנט על הבניינים. תודה רבה מורה טובה

[@HebrewVerbs]

תודה רבה רבה

[@homotiv5721]

תודה רבה 😍

[@antoniopedrosantos4827]

thank you so much Miss Rut. I am looking forward to study with the books. A 😊💍

[@HebrewVerbs]

Wonderful! Make sure you get my newsletter for more tipps and material www.hebrew-verbs.com

[@andreasr3386]

Gibt es irgendwo Errata zur 2016er Neuauflage des Lehrbuchs? Ich habe bereits die Version von 2015 und fange langsam an die Sprache richtig zu lernen, wüsste daher gerne falls darin was nicht stimmt. Danke!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello Andreas, Thank you for writing. I assume you got the German book. Actually, there was only 1 mistake in the introduction, but not in the teaching itself. On page 13, the last sentence should correctly end like this "... und befindet sich im Binyan Nifal." But in the first edition it says "...Binyan Hifil." This is wrong. We did some other minor corrections that have nothing to do with the language teaching. We basically reeditetd the book. On page 26 it says " b) pey-wav" but the example is about ayin-wav. I am happy to hear that the books helps you improve your Hebrew knowledge. Keep up the good work. I would be very happy if you could leave a nice review on page where you purchased the book. Best, Rut.

[@atarahchomah1463]

You are a fantastic teacher. I have your two books I bought in June 2021. Time to put them in good use. Your books will get the best advertisement…. word of mouth! Todah Rabah!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you!!

[@menorahmatters7837]

The Menorah is a helpful tool for so many Hebrew concepts. 3 days of arrangement on 1 side, 3 days of adornment on the other side. Where do Creation day and the Sabbath go though? That is a question worthy of discussion.

[@rijnaut2255]

This is so interesting. The intensity with relationship is exactly what Martin buber wrote in the book "i and thou". You start with yourself, then seek for connection and when you found connection, you have a relationship. This principle is embedded in the Hebrew language it self. Amazing, really.

[@HebrewVerbs]

wow!

[@joshjones1202]

Page 36 of your book has a typo, top says past tense for ‏לסגור but I think it’s supposed to say Future. Are there any other typos we should be aware of?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you, Josh, for taking the time and help me and my team improve. We will fix this in the next edition. Best wishes from all of us. ❤

[@AndysRamblings]

This is a great explanation that really clarified a lot for me with regards to verbs that sound similar and previously confused me.Thank you!! 😊

[@HebrewVerbs]

Glad it was helpful! Please note, we have a promotion for the verb course until Wednesday 11: www.hebrew-verbs.com

[@fernandosoaresdelima6689]

Avni you are a clear brightíng star for me !!!!!. Fernando Solly.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you!

[@0526870039]

I trust you, and I'll follow your plan

[@kongshvalmagyar4984]

Do you have videos or resources on Hebrew mishkalim? Thanks 😊

[@HebrewVerbs]

Not at this momemt but I will put something together soon.

[@Sebaolu9812]

שלום לכ. טוב מאד.

[@jacksonamaral329]

cool. it helps to memorize the verbal forms.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Great! Thanks for the feedback!

[@jonnyl2205]

Bought Rut's text book on Kindle. It is excellent! Thank you!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you so much for posting this wonderful feedback!

[@kranthi4989]

Beatiful explanation

[@HebrewVerbs]

thank you, I am happy to hear.

[@samighasemi3333]

Thank you so much!

[@blancacaridadlopez2983]

Podría tener su curso en español? Me lo an recomendado

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hola. gracias por escribir. ¿Qué curso buscas? Tenemos todo en español también :-)

[@markeisenberg5360]

Hi Rut. I have been using your videos and books to augment my ulpan classes to good effect. One question. I have finished the Paal regular drills. Should I keep going with Paal irregular verbs now or move on to Nifal regular verbs? Thanks!

[@betawithbrett7068]

Or maybe wording example 3:05 this way: * PAAL -> learn לומד * PIEL -> cause to learn (teach) מלמד

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you. The binyan for causing others to do something is HIFIL, 😄

[@betawithbrett7068]

? 🤣 אולי... להצחיק

[@meirabalderas9193]

Very good lesson. Thank you!!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Glad you liked it! Please check out my website for more resources: www.hebrew-verbs.com

[@DavidTomparkers]

Is there an option to buy an eBook?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hi David, sorry, there is not right now.

[@DavidTomparkers]

@@HebrewVerbs oh what a bummer. If there was I would have bought it right now. The shipping and the waiting turns me down.

[@DavidTomparkers]

You content is amazing and I thing that an eBook might increase you sales significantly

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hi David, you might be right. I have been thinking about it but the fact that sooo many ebooks can be later found for free, illegally circulating on the internet, completely stopped me from pursuing a solution for the different formats (Hebrew does not diplay well on all devices, only PDF is a guarantee). But if you have an idea how to prevent illegal sharing, I might change my mind.

[@DavidTomparkers]

@@HebrewVerbs one way might be coded PDF files. Each purchase will generate a unique code that may be used only once. This method though effective, still won't prevent 100% piracy, but will reduce it significantly. I think that the volume of the sales worth the risk, as the younger generation prefers everything to be available on their devices.

[@AtoZ-fk8rw]

Can I order this book if I live in Germany?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello. Thank you for writing. The answer is: yes, sure. From Amazon. In any of the 4 languages: ENGLISH • Textbook: amzn.to/1TP5ma9 • Workbook: amzn.to/27Nbvhb FRENCH • Textbook: amzn.to/2BYylro • Workbook: amzn.to/2BZFN5C SPANISH • Textbook: amzn.to/2BYO2if • Workbook: amzn.to/2kL31Za GERMAN • Textbook: amzn.to/2yTk6Va • Workbook: amzn.to/2B3H7Xv

[@anglokelts6919]

Todah raba, Rut

[@saar144]

Your כתב example is bad because לכתוב, להכתיב, להתכתב are NOT verbs, the verb forms of these words are: כתב, הכתיב, התכתב

[@shamkumar29]

Thanks a lot dear Blessings

[@HebrewVerbs]

thanks for watching 😃

[@garyrector7394]

It would be better to present the basic form of the verbs in the third person masculine singular of the perfective form rather than the infinitive, especially since verbs in some binyanim have no infinitive.

[@ErikVisser94]

Thanks for the clear explanation

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you for watching. Please check out my playlists. There are more videos about binyanim and actuallly there is a newer version of this one.

[@klarakolonits234]

Thank you so much, Rut!!

[@HebrewVerbs]

You are so welcome! Please check out my website for more resources: www.hebrew-verbs.com

[@amberkayjay8027]

This is a fantastic introduction! Thank you!

[@HebrewVerbs]

You're very welcome!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Until 31 August 2023 we have a summer promotion for the verb course: www.hebrew-verbs.com

[@generalbertrand4428]

mes frères juifs, j'ai besoin de la Bible en arabe. Y en a-t-il parme vous qui m' enverront d'lsrael?

[@eyasu5245]

amazing thanks

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you too!

[@mysongs6745]

Metzooyan!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you. I am happy you liked it 😀 PS. There is a promotion for the verb course until 31 Aig www.hebrew-verbs.com 😘

[@rffan4278]

Hi, I would like to ask if this is about modern spoken Hebrew or ancient Hebrew? Thanks!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello. This is IVRIT, the modern Hebrew spoken in Israel today.

[@jamesm.9220]

Why does she say כ as f/v..?

[@isabelleh8628]

Many similarities to my language (Arabic)! Thanks for the nice way of explaining, Do you have a channel for explaining more grammatical rules? I am learning Hebrew and just in the intiative level.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello Izza, thank you for watching. My channel "Hebrew Verbs" has many videos on Hebrew Grammar, on the binyanim. You can see all videos I uploaded. Good luck with your studies. With Arabic as mother tongue, Hebrew should not be too difficult for you! :-)

[@robertlombardo8437]

Shalom et todah, morah! I probably butchered your language, but I appreciate you, Ms. Teacher! I love Israel and I wanna go one day.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you :-)

[@MrSiah82]

1:24 ox aye mor on...... all language has semitic roots. Phoenicia is a levantine place. Sorry teacer please dont be angry with me for calling you out?

[@davidfryer9359]

This makes ZERO sense. PLEASE STOP EDITING WORDS THAT ARE OWNED BY THE WRITTERS. THIS IS A Warning!

[@friendly_sitie]

this was difficult to parse, but i assume what you mean is that you believe that since many languages use writing systems derived from that of phoenician, you assume that that makes all languages semetic. the writing system that a language uses is not at all indicative of the roots of a language. writing systems are just a way of writing language, and as such do not have any influence on the origins of the language just because you write the language mainly using that writing system. for example, a few centuries ago, korean used to be written with the chinese character set, even though its linguistic roots are different from those of chinese. another example is vietnamese, which is written with the latin alphabet. vietnamese is not a romance language.

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you for writing this comment!

[@luisga3709]

I've lived in Israel 1.5 year but this is better than ULPAN for sure!

[@HebrewVerbs]

Thank you!!

[@TheGreendaygirls]

This is very helpful, but are you actually a native Hebrew speaker? (You have a German accent!)

[@dougr.2398]

Many other instructional sites state that Hitpael is Reflexive, not just involving 2 or more people....which is more correct?

[@HebrewVerbs]

Hello, Thanks for writing. I am happy to see you involved, many others will learn from your question. Hitpael groups "mainly" verbs that are reciprocal. Hitpael also has verbs that are describing the state of "becoming", e.g. something is "getting wet". However, in every language, there are exceptions. There are indeed verbs that escape this logic. Well... learning a language we will also ways come across this challenge. This video is supposed to give you a compass. The exceptions are described in more depth in the book ;-)

[@leonardgoldfarb262]

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