It is also the official language of Israel, although it is spoken by 7 million people, in Hebrew or Hebrew, belonging to the Kenan branch of the North West Sami (Semitic) language group, and is also used by Jewish minorities living outside Israel. It is also used in the United States, Israel, Canada, Austria, Palestine, Germany, the United Kingdom and Panama. In addition, it is also used as a non-Jewish minority in the West Bank and as a religious language along with Yiddish, Aramaic and Ladino by Jewish minorities around the world. 22-letter Hebrew alphabet is a right-to-left language.
Kategori: Hebrew
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Countries In Which The Hebrew Language Is Used
The Hebrew language is only used as the official language in Israel.
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Most commonly used Hebrew words and sentences
My shawl. = Hi, Hi.
BaruH ABA. = Welcome. ‘To the man.’
BaruHa Abaa. = Welcome. ‘Addressed to the woman.’
Boker tov! = Good Morning!
Erev tov! = Good Evening!
Layla tov! = Good Night!
Ma shlomha? = How are you? ‘To the man.’
Smotret Ma? = How are you? ‘Addressed to the woman.’
Eyh Atem margum gvirotay and rabotay? How are you ladies and gentlemen?
My NA Meod lehakirHa. = Nice to meet you.
My NA, Meod. = Nice to meet you.
Toda. = Thank you.
Toda raba. = Thank you very much.
Bevakasha. = Please. ‘Thanks can be said in response.’
Theology! = See you later!
Solder! = See you later! ’Used in unofficial language’
Ken. = Yeah.
Lo. = No.
Ma ze? = What is this?
Ma ze Damascus? = What is this?
Beseder. = OK.
Be emet. = Really. ‘Really?’
Al lo Davar. = You’re welcome.
TislaH Li! = Excuse me! ‘Man, addressed to’
TisleHi Li! = Excuse me! ’Address to woman’
ANI mitztaer! = Sorry!
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Hebrew Grammar
In Hebrew there is a male-female distinction in names and infinities.
Men’s Words: Table = Shulhan, House = Bayite, Book = Expedition
Female words: Mora = female teacher, Kita= class, taxi = Monit
Men end up with different sounds of objects and names. for example:
Ten words ending with sound: Aron = closet, Malon = Hotel, Shaon = hours, Halon = window
Words ending with E: more = male teacher, Rofe = male doctor
Words ending with T sesim: Şelet = Lehva, Şevet = Tribe, Şeket = silence
Words ending with ah sound: = Tapuah = Apple, Shatiah = carpet, Avatatiah = watermelon
If we want to add adjectives to the words considered as men, the adjective should also be added as men. For example: big Gadol and the Sulhan Gadol means big table.
Feminine words:
Female words ending with a voice: Mora = female teacher, Yalda = female child, Mushaha = family, Nephriya = library
‘Words ending with T’ tone ‘ = Mahberet = notebook, delet = door, Magevet = towel
If we want to add adjectives to the words that are considered feminine, the adjective must also add feminine form.
For example: great gdala means mahberet gdola is great notebook.