Asher bara by levtahor

[Israelxoxo]

Thank you for uploading this song ! ;)

[pablick1]

aramaic was the spoken language back then , and agood bit of it was incorporated into the siddur we use today . most of us don't know the diff and don't care. any way it's part of the sheva brachot wedding ceremony blessings

[butterscottg]

It's absolutely Hebrew, and completely understandable to any fluent modern Hebrew speaker.

אשר ברא ששון ושמחה חתן וכלה=he that made joy and happiness, bride and groom

גילה, רינה, דיצה, וחדוה, אחוה, ואהבה, שלום, ורעות = mirth, song, delight and rejoicing, love and harmony and peace and companionship

All of the words still exist in modern Hebrew, although the blessing was composed roughly between 200-500 C.E.

And the syntax isn't even that far away from that of modern hebrew.

[mishkline]

it's Hebrew!!!

BEAUTIFUL! :)

[stars1836]

great sound :)

btw, this isss hebrew

[04279]

Great, a hebrew cover of the 2000-Version of Rock you like a hurricane by the scorpions.

[wadyano]

just the intro and

[wadyano]

as long as they ay their royalties, not?

[CoBoL12]

Not so sure about this, it sounds similar but its not completely ripped from there

[bigsis144]

I'm not sure as to the reason for the confusion as to the language, but it is clearly in rabbinical/tana'ic Hebrew, a dialect falling between ancient and modern. Those desiring further proof should look in the beginning of Kesubos where the bracha is first found.

[nessingom]

its yeedish, but demn, beside the annoying lyrics' its great!

[abialystok]

that's not hebrew you idiot!!

but that's a nice song xD

[baruch6132]

wat is it aremaic??

[abialystok]

like ancient hebrew... no one speaks it today anyway

[ianjames537]

It's the same language. Every one of those words is in the language today, even if a couple would be archaic and the pronunciation is not modern Israeli.

[eliyahugoodman1]

millions of jews pray daily in ancient hebrew.

[wadyano]

its an ancient language smilar to hebrew but not exactly. it was spoken in ancient babylon

[eliyahugoodman1]

@baruch6132

This is definitely Hebrew. more specifically Mishnaic Hebrew.

[mehatzri]

@abialystok

actually baruch is right.

it is a hebrew song. words are in hebrew, but the singers sing it with american accent.

[happygirlXOXO]

@abialystok actually it is... asher bara sason v'simcha. it's in prayer.

[jewtubeluver123]

aahhh...what memories this song brings bakk from camp...CGI RULESS!!!!!!!

[nachum800]

great song

[baruch6132]

wat camp????

[BlizzardMist94]

luvvv this!!!!!!!!!

[muphylov]

great song

[campdoradingdonrox]

I really <3 this song!!!!

if u can plezzz add "Watch Over Me" itz also like my favortie song tht will realy rock! thnkz!