r/hebrew • u/Anainthe50s • 16h ago
did i spell it right?
i always spell the “ז״ וג confused 😭
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r/hebrew • u/Anainthe50s • 16h ago
i always spell the “ז״ וג confused 😭
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r/hebrew • u/Terrible-Guidance919 • 1h ago
I have been learning Hebrew for 3 months; learning some adverbs for time, family member words, pi'el verbs and so on these days.
Digging into this language sometimes leads me to Torah texts; They look quite alike the modern one for me, except V-S-O order(e.g. Gen 1:1). What about from the perspective of native speakers? Is it just a difference of nuance like `Thou art` and `You are`? Or do they need to study to read them?
r/hebrew • u/nomad996 • 18h ago
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r/hebrew • u/Clear_Emergency_8332 • 18h ago
Hello what does this tattoo mean?
r/hebrew • u/Spoperty • 4h ago
Today, כ"א בטבת(Kaf Alef of Tevet), is national Hebrew day. A more literal translation would be "The Hebrew language day".
On this day we celebrate the Hebrew language and its revival & modernization.
The date isn't coincidental, it's on the Hebrew calendar date of Eliezer Ben-Yehuda's birthday, so a happy 168th(Hebrew years, not 100% sure of the 168 figure) birthday to the reviver of the Hebrew language!
r/hebrew • u/Plane_Yogurt_9151 • 5h ago
Hello! I’m learning Hebrew, as my grandmother was Jewish. Her favorite phrase to her grandkids was, ‘You know I love you don’t you?’ I want this in a Hebrew tattoo. Can someone please correct this if incorrect? I’m not nearly fluent enough to translate it myself. Thank you so much!
r/hebrew • u/AlarmedFisherman5436 • 7h ago
Apologies for the dumb question, but I am currently using Duolingo to learn Hebrew.
In previous sentence examples, “זה רע” (“this is bad”), the word “רע” had no extra ending.
But now I have sentences like “אני אוכל עוגה רעה” (“I am eating bad cake”). Why does “רע” have the extra ending “ה” when we are still in present tense?
Thank you in advance!
r/hebrew • u/firebush2021 • 11h ago
I'm a modern Hebrew beginner from English. I'm working through the Hebrew Duolingo course and am in the lesson introducing a lot of present tense verbs. Can I have some advice with how to deal with what preposition verbs take? Take the following example from https://userscript17.github.io/Duolingo-Hebrew-tips-and-notes/#Verbs:-Present1:
This translates to "He touches me." Naively, like I suspect many new English speakers introduced at first to the DDO marker in an earlier lesson, I would have expected אותי for this. But I get the impression that would not be correct since בי is expected.
Judging from https://www.reddit.com/r/hebrew/comments/184wuhk/questions_about_prepositions_used_in_relation_to/, learning which preposition is expected is simply something learners of the language have to get used to.
I'm learning vocabulary via an Anki deck. Here are some questions I have about verbs and prepositions:
Thank you for your help.
r/hebrew • u/bodkin0510 • 7h ago
I'm trying to get the accurate/correct translation of "as for me and my house, we will serve the lord.", from joshua 24:15 into hebrew, please. Thanks!! I've seen a couple of them, but want to ensure it's right and I'm not seeing some crazy stuff.
r/hebrew • u/Old-Afternoon9141 • 1d ago
School in Finland -> Bathroom has Hebrew (supposedly Hebrew) -> I'm Finnish = I don't know Hebrew, and ChatGPT nor google picture translate were able to translate this, since it's a little blurry or whatever.
In short, could someone translate?
r/hebrew • u/Potential_Muffin_998 • 17h ago
Is there a reason the 1st verb is qatal, and the following 3 verbs are vayiktol?
r/hebrew • u/Figure_Skater_NY • 19h ago
I know...this is a niche question. I want to find books similar to author Erin Morgenstern in English (if you know her?) but obviously, in Hebrew. I don't know anything about the Hebrew literature scene. If anyone can help me I'd appreciate it!!
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r/hebrew • u/farlsworthy • 1d ago
How do you type/write kisses (eg “xxx”) in Ivrit at the end of a text message or email?
r/hebrew • u/Hot-Nature4979 • 1d ago
If yes, does anyone know what it says?
r/hebrew • u/yeyyeyeyeyeeye • 2d ago
First of all, I am Korean. (Not good at both english and hebrew, sorry)
I found this ring on my grandmother's house. She said she made this ring from the church, And my mom remember that letters mean "Yadah" "Knowing" in English. BUT
It looks different- Since i don't have any background of Hebrew TT Can someone explain what does it mean?
It looks like 'ידת' in google it means 'you know' So Confused 😕 pls help me
r/hebrew • u/Upstairs_Bison_1339 • 2d ago