Learn Hebrew with us - Hebrew on Wheels

I had the pleasure and the privilege
to have a conversation and a Hebrew lesson
with one of my favorite students.
To see Patrick's process
From someone who barely spoke Hebrew
but still did amazing theater in Hebrew in our class,
to someone who speaks, understands, communicates
in excellent Hebrew
This is happiness for me.

Пікірлер: 19

  • @janetzale8569
    @janetzale85697 күн бұрын

    I definitely will be watching this again and taking notes of the phrases. The Tsunami bit, when you opened the umbrella, had me laughing so much. I’m so glad I am able to participate in your online course although I know your theatre class in Tel Avi would be the ultimate Hebrew learning experience.

  • @Hebrewinthespotlight

    @Hebrewinthespotlight

    6 күн бұрын

    Wow, thank you so much dear dear Janet! I hope to see you in Israel one day and hope to have you in our theater group as well. I'm so glad that I got to know you ❤

  • @guinevre10001
    @guinevre100012 ай бұрын

    Toda Rabea meod ! Please more…

  • @Hebrewinthespotlight

    @Hebrewinthespotlight

    2 ай бұрын

    Thank you, I will do more, I promise 🙂

  • @saratoledo9244
    @saratoledo92443 ай бұрын

    Toda, was very educational for me❤

  • @Hebrewinthespotlight

    @Hebrewinthespotlight

    3 ай бұрын

    Perfect, I'm glad. Thank you :-)

  • @user-su2rj9er3j
    @user-su2rj9er3j27 күн бұрын

    Shalom! Noa aha i need to know more word meaning inorder for me to understand. But one of my problem is how to use linking verbs or just simply to how to make into statement (some hebrew linking words are being use connected with the word already like " ani lazot caffe") rightly it is where my hebrew fails ? Which i thought it suppose to be " ani laazor lakh lakakhat caffe"? ( i dont know how to say or use in hebrew "take a cup of caffe"). Hehe

  • @nimrodnyahada9633
    @nimrodnyahada96332 ай бұрын

    I believe the spoken Hebrew word must also be included in the subtitles

  • @Hebrewinthespotlight

    @Hebrewinthespotlight

    2 ай бұрын

    👍🙂

  • @natalianatalia2146
    @natalianatalia21462 ай бұрын

    i loveeee your vibe

  • @Hebrewinthespotlight

    @Hebrewinthespotlight

    2 ай бұрын

    Thank you very much 😍💜

  • @ajiavram
    @ajiavram3 ай бұрын

    תודה מאוד

  • @Hebrewinthespotlight

    @Hebrewinthespotlight

    3 ай бұрын

    בשמחה :-)

  • @pierafasano1375
    @pierafasano13752 ай бұрын

    Very useful, Noa, but... there's a 'but' :could you please make sure the Hebrew words don't 'cover the English translation? Thanks a lot!

  • @larrywiseman5534
    @larrywiseman55342 ай бұрын

    אולי יש לך כמה הצעות. למדתי עברית מודרנית ארבע וחצי שנים. לקחתי למעלה מ-200 שיעורים אישיים וקבוצתיים. ביקרתי בישראל לפחות שלוש פעמים. אני מתאמן 3 שעות ביום כל יום. ובכל זאת, קשה להבין עברית מדוברת. הצעות כלשהן?

  • @Hebrewinthespotlight

    @Hebrewinthespotlight

    2 ай бұрын

    זה מאוד תלוי מה הקושי. האם זה חוסר באוצר מילים? קושי בהבנת הנשמע? המהירות? האם לימדו אותך באמת עברית מדוברת ומודרנית כמו שישראלים מדברים באמת או עברית של ספרי לימוד. כשאני פוגשת מישהו אני יכולה לראות מה הקושי ואז להמליץ, זה שונה מתלמיד לתלמיד 🙂

  • @erad05
    @erad05Ай бұрын

    I’m listening and I don’t understand 99,9 % of your conversation 😂😂😂 😅b

  • @Hebrewinthespotlight

    @Hebrewinthespotlight

    Ай бұрын

    Well, it should inspire you to see Patrik who could not speak Hebrew at all initially and speaks so beautifully today. Just to know it is possible 🙂💜

  • @user-er7yw3tu2o

    @user-er7yw3tu2o

    Ай бұрын

    Здесь действует закон: Количество перерастает в качество. Чем чаще будете слушать, тем больше будете понимать.