Learning Hebrew - Lesson 2

Hebrew for the person just starting to learn.

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[totallyprudent49]

this is excellent!

im not jewish but want to learn hebrew and arabic. They';re kind of similar, I find.

[ZOUHID1]

Yes I'm arab .Hebrew is very nice language ,is very similar to my lang

[mariamz4]

@teyton90 u mean the accent is wrong?

[bestdressed15]

its not bate it BET! Also its Daled not dalet

[DrHaZyM]

i don't get it if the vowel points have the same sound then whats the point?

[teyton90]

i think he didnt get the accent

[VLADIMIREGUTIERREZ]

awesome videos, shalom.

[MrAki3461]

I gotta ask you? Does Hebrew mix up object, subject, and the verb all mix up

like in French or Japanese?

[idan111]

@riadtel22

So are you saying all native Hebrew speakers are illiterate in their native language?

[riadtel22]

@idan111 well the key is that hebrew is a dead language as a language but it is more like a dialect

latin have a contry too it is vatican and it was one of the greatest language of the word ,

but dead not in the definition of spoken and native speaker but the paradoxal in the gramar and the vocabulary

...a lot of things that shows so .

[idan111]

@riadtel22

Hebrew is classified as a dead language by whom? You keep spouting stuff like that without citing the source, like the so-called 'great linguist' who said Hebrew is dead.

"Extinct as a regularly spoken language by the 4th century CE, but survived as a liturgical and literary language; revived in the 1880s"

Extracted from Wikipedia.

The key word here is 'revived'.

And AGAIN, how can a language be dead if it has over 5 million native speakers?

Are you being retarded on purpose?

[riadtel22]

@idan111 great I made a mistake it isn't gread

I am not sicussing it with you ; I am telling this

latin and hebrew heve been already classified as dead languages ( the paradoxal things is a good prouve)

yes it is spoken in israel , (a part of this hebrew came from english and frensh and arabic some words have been taken in the dict/ry ) tothe native english speaker 's manner in the mdern hebrew makes gradualy a dialect even taht those words 'd be found in the dic/ry

thanks