Fun fact- The university of Mumbai, India run by Indian Jews has been teaching Hebrew as a subject for more than a century now and decades before the language was revived.

@xinjiangstan1233

3 жыл бұрын

@Jamil Ebdeen I knowing just saying that it was one of the few universities to offer the subject

Thanks for this little history of the Hebrew language! I have been studying with Ulpan-Or since 2010 . Their method is effective and fun for conversational, modern Hebrew, Highly recommend their face-to-face program and online programs.

10 on 10! English is not enough now! Languages do open culturo-commercial-artisanal-historical secrets doors of the countries that speak it! En français, c'est génial pour la diplomatie, le savoir-faire, le terroir, le patrimoine, la poésie, la bande dessinée francophone et plus encore. En el folklore español mexicano de formas holísticas como el día de los muertos, lecciones históricas como el Cinqo de Mayo, la cocina mexicana y la literatura popular, algunos conceptos aztecas y mayas (como sus matemáticas y habilidades naturales para algunos artesanos, la lucha libre y más. Español costarricense para pensamiento pacífico, estudios universitarios latinoamericanos, actitud pura vida, mente comercial tropical, colectivismo, hospitalidad, respeto a los mayoresy más ... בעברית כמה צלילים הוליסטיים, רוחניות ושירים מדהימים כמו גם סיפורי אומץ I am now back to Hebrew on top of knowning well English, American, le français, revising and goin' up in español mexicano y Español costarricense... I am hooked on Hebrew because I adore its letters but moreso, not only the opening doors for trades and education within Jewish diaspora communities in the world, coureagous stories thru some generations but its powerful vibrational balancing sounds for the mind like: I discovered it with Victoria Hanna! kzread.info/dash/bejne/mZei2rSiYNbFdLA.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/mHugy7F_drjRn7Q.html Plus, Hebrew is a revived language! kzread.info/dash/bejne/qKZ40Ninhb3dd7w.html 🙏 ✡️ Pascal

Im going to Israel next year

Amazing! Thank you for sharing.

JESUS LiVES THE KING IS COMING BACK SOON JESUS AMEN

@GeoffSh4rt

3 жыл бұрын

You idiots have been saying Jesus is coming back soon for the past 2000 years!

@cberylcacvhione1772

3 жыл бұрын

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@GeoffSh4rt

3 жыл бұрын

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@KeyserSoze23

2 жыл бұрын

I respect his lifestyle but Jesus was a homosexual.

@asdanahohi749

Жыл бұрын

Dude you all live in a bubble ‘ tribal arabs are the real race of Abraham , Jews nowadays are European and that is why they got the support of the west against Arabs ( Saudi Arabia dominated USA and ask Biden if u doubt it)

Parabéns pela matéria.

Jesus loves you;nice message

ישראל יקרה .... הסר את האויב מהעבודה הזו ... אנחנו איתך

Ahayah Ahdunaizedek Yahuuahshayahuuahlah Ben Yahuuah; "Let Yahuuah's people go. These are our land's Ordered by Yahuuah."

Hebrew is eternal cuz it came from Gd, for His people.

Yo quiero aprender hebreo.

Tumi dakta kub sundor or nice rp mam

I felt uncomfortable with two things in this video. The first was referring to Hebrew as having died. It never did. It was always the language of Torah and liturgy. It was studied profoundly in the Middle Ages during which time pioneering work was done in the analysis of Hebrew grammar and syntax. I do not understand why the statement was made as though it were a statement of fact. It's not. Second: There was no reason for the woman being interviewed to correct herself from Israel to Palestine. This is Israel. This land was, is and always will be Israel, not Palestine. In all of the Semitic languages the root or p-l-sh means to invade or squat. It's very bizarre to me that people call themselves "Palestinians". The root exists in Arabic too. Who calls themselves a squatter and and invader and the land they live on a land of the invasion of squatters? Certainly Hebrew-speaking Jews who live in Israel should never make such a strange reference. I am not familiar with the addition of the letter tav as a suffix making a term into a chain. I presume this is some reference to sharsheret and shalshelet. But is this an accepted use of tav as an ot sofit in classical Hebrew or an invention of ben Yehudah? By all means answer in Hebrew if it's easier to explain this in Hebrew. My Husband is a Nakdan. when he gets up in the morning, I'll check the matter with him. But I'd still like to hear your opinion as well. We once stayed in a guest house in Yerushalayim. We were delighted, upon arriving, to realize that we were in Eliezer ben Yehudah's house. The guesthouse is called Beit ben Yehuda, but I didn't assume it was his actual home when I made the reservations. What a wonderful surprise that was!

@Ces91E

2 жыл бұрын

The very definition of a dead language is a language that is not used in everyday speech and consequently not having native speakers, e.g. Latin. Latin IS still used in certain contexts, mainly liturgical, but it is a dead language, just like Hebrew was. The second point: She is talking about the time Eliezer migrated, decades before the state of Israel was founded. Palestine was the term used for the land, also among Jews. In this context, I would deem the use of Palestine more correct, since she is quoting Eliezer, which would make using terms he would have used the way to go.

@linguist786

Жыл бұрын

I think you’ll find that the state of Israel was “created” in 1948 🙄

Why the Sephardi pronunciation?

@healthy3074

3 жыл бұрын

Modern Hebrew pronunciation was closer to the spoken version always existing in Eretz Israel, and to Aramaic & Arabic. There was a rather big debate about Yiddish vs Hebrew (diaspora/oppressed language vs. native language) and about which pronunciation in the early years of the Yishuv (founding of pre-state institutions in late 19th-early 20th c.).

hebrew is bantu

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