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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Mar 4, 2013 18:58:53 GMT -8
Pimsleur is a great Hebrew language program. I have learned much of my conversational Hebrew from it.
Shalom uv'rachah,
R' Reuel
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Post by alon on Mar 5, 2013 7:40:55 GMT -8
I have been using the Pimsleur basic modern Hebrew program for the last month and its been coming along well but its hard at times when you dont have another person to talk to other than yourself. Kip, ma'shlomcha? How far along are you? I have the Pimsleur system as well. I'm just getting into it, and honestly I get confused a lot; but that is my normal state, so may be just me. They do a good job of breaking things down though, so if you wanted to try some conversations I bet we could transliterate enough to be understood (and probably provide some of the linguists here with a bit of hilarity as well  ). Shalom, l'itraot. Dan C |
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Post by alon on Mar 5, 2013 7:45:00 GMT -8
Pimsleur is a great Hebrew language program. I have learned much of my conversational Hebrew from it. Shalom uv'rachah, R' Reuel Go ahead--- I'll just try not to get too lost ... ;D Dan C |
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Mar 5, 2013 8:33:12 GMT -8
B'ivrit sh'mi Reuel. Mah shimcha b'ivrit?
Chazak uv'rachah l'cha b'Yeshua,
R' Reuel
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Post by alon on Mar 5, 2013 8:56:28 GMT -8
B'ivrit sh'mi Reuel. Mah shimcha b'ivrit? Chazak uv'rachah l'cha b'Yeshua, R' Reuel ma'efo?!  ("what was that?"- just in case I got that wrong too) Dan C |
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Mar 5, 2013 15:30:31 GMT -8
Translation: "In Hebrew, my name is Reuel. What is your name in Hebrew? - Strength and blessing to you in Yeshua"
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Post by alon on Mar 5, 2013 19:14:23 GMT -8
Slicha.
B' Ivrit sh'mi Dani'el.
Dan C
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Post by kip on Mar 5, 2013 21:23:13 GMT -8
Shalom, Well so far i am learning to speak it and only know a small amount to read and write. I just got a book on writing hebrew and after reading a few my head was spinning so i think i will focus on speaking for now and learn that later lol.
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Mar 5, 2013 23:05:35 GMT -8
Na'im meod Dani'el!
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Post by yiska on Mar 8, 2013 15:39:53 GMT -8
Shalom. I am going to a Hebrew class after my congregation oneg. I love it, although I have not been able to go the past two weeks as I have been struggling with an illness, I am taking meds now, so pray for me, please. Okay back to Hebrew... I have a wonderful teacher who teaches Hebrew and I have learn alot. I know a few Hebrew words, not a lot, but wnough to get me started!  Shalom! |
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Mar 8, 2013 16:33:45 GMT -8
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Shalom Yiska,
That is wonderful to hear that you have endeavored to learn the lashon hakodesh (holy tongue). What a blessing it is. It is well worth the effort to stick with it.
L'chaim b'Yeshua!
R' Reuel
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Post by yiska on Mar 8, 2013 16:56:22 GMT -8
Yes , I even am learning how to write Hebrew as well... it is so fascinating.  |
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Post by johnd on Mar 9, 2015 3:54:33 GMT -8
If this is a Hebrew only thread... I must know more than I thought. So far every word everyone has posted I can read and understand.  Seriously, though I do not know as much as I should, I am amazed by the language I believe was God's language in the beginning. That alone explains its effects on humanity down through the ages (even those who spoke or even knew little about the existence of Hebrew). There are websites that post the various words used in many other languages whose origins are Hebrew. Notice the origins of the pictographs being that of earthy, practical, purposeful (direct to the point) and yet beautiful at the same time.  Called Phoenician but obviously Hebrew.  |
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Post by johnd on Mar 9, 2015 4:05:39 GMT -8
I have not researched this for myself, but Dr. Chuck Missler teaches that the Holy City (Jerusalem, not Rome) makes like the marker for an international dateline of sorts concerning languages. To the east of the city the languages are pictoral. To the west linear. Some say he said also the right to left and left to right as well, but many eastern languages read right to left and at least one top top bottom... so I doubt Missler said the latter.
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Post by alon on Mar 9, 2015 19:27:46 GMT -8
... Some say he said also the right to left and left to right as well, but many eastern languages read right to left and at least one top top bottom... so I doubt Missler said the latter.
Dan C
P.S.- see, I can be nice to evangelicals! 
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Shalom!
