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shalom aniana welcome to00:00:15
aleph hebrewpod101.com becala kalut the00:00:17
fastest easiest and most fun way to00:00:20
learn the hebrew alphabet the aleph bet00:00:22
over the next 20 lessons you learn00:00:24
everything there is to know about00:00:26
reading and writing hebrew by the end00:00:28
you'll even be able to read some00:00:29
portions of the hebrew bible are you00:00:32
ready so let's start bon april00:00:35
hebrew has only one alphabet of 2200:00:37
letters so it's super easy once you know00:00:40
this a few variations and a simple vowel00:00:42
system you will be ready to read one of00:00:45
the most ancient languages in the world00:00:47
as you may know the hebrew writing00:00:49
system is written from right to left00:00:53
at first this may seem intimidating or00:00:55
confusing but you'll get the hang of it00:00:58
in no time00:00:59
let's start with the first letter alef00:01:02
what sound does alef make00:01:04
in hebrew the name of each letter starts00:01:07
with a sound you use to pronounce it00:01:09
which means the sound of aleph is ah00:01:13
it is handwritten like this00:01:20
now in hebrew there are always two ways00:01:22
to write a letter the written way which00:01:24
is used in everyday handwriting and the00:01:26
print way which you will see in books00:01:28
and newspapers on signs and so forth00:01:31
this is the written way the print00:01:33
version looks like this00:01:41
when israeli kids first learn how to00:01:42
write they use this print type writing00:01:45
it's useful and as you'll see later very00:01:48
easy to learn both versions of every00:01:50
letter let's do it again here's the written00:01:52
form00:01:59
and here's the print form00:02:07
you can now write your first letter in00:02:08
hebrew good let's move on the second00:02:12
character is bet00:02:14
the sound of pet is ba00:02:16
and it looks like this00:02:23
pay attention to the dot it has to be in00:02:25
the middle the print version is like00:02:27
this00:02:34
if you leave out the dot00:02:35
bet becomes vet00:02:38
the sound of vet is00:02:41
but we don't count vet as a separate00:02:43
letter in the alphabet00:02:45
so far you've studied two letters of the00:02:47
hebrew aleph bet00:02:48
and you've learned three sounds00:02:51
wanna write them once again let's do it00:02:54
okay here is aleph00:02:56
this is handwritten00:03:04
alif in print00:03:13
and now bet handwritten00:03:21
and bet in print00:03:30
then vet00:03:31
handwritten00:03:39
vet in print style00:03:46
did you know you can already write a00:03:47
word in hebrew00:03:49
this is abba00:03:51
abba in hebrew means father00:03:54
it is the first word every israeli baby00:03:56
says00:03:57
these are the simplest phonetic sounds00:03:59
try it out00:04:01
abba in handwriting00:04:11
and now the print style abba00:04:24
great job00:04:25
in this lesson you learned the first two00:04:27
letters of the hebrew alphabet00:04:29
the aleph bet you also practice your00:04:32
first word in both print and writing00:04:35
styles00:04:36
before we move on to the next lesson i00:04:38
want to introduce the hebrew vowel00:04:40
system00:04:42
among 22 hebrew letters there are five00:04:44
vowels one of which we learned in this00:04:47
lesson00:04:48
but beside those five there is another00:04:50
vowel system called nikud00:04:52
nikud a series of dots or points that00:04:56
are used to indicate vowel sounds00:04:58
connected to consonants00:05:00
once you have more experience reading00:05:02
hebrew you may not see these symbols so00:05:04
often in native texts but if you can00:05:06
master them when you start learning00:05:08
hebrew it will make learning hebrew much00:05:10
faster and easier00:05:13
then it could take the form of dots00:05:15
lines and combinations of the two00:05:18
and are written in00:05:20
under00:05:21
on top or beside consonant letters00:05:24
sound complicated don't worry we'll take00:05:28
it slowly and by the end of this series00:05:30
they will seem easy00:05:33
now it's time for yana's insights00:05:35
have you been writing as you watch hope00:05:38
so there is no better way to master the00:05:40
aleph bet quickly than to write them00:05:42
yourself00:05:43
i also recommend that you make flash00:05:45
cards for each letter and study them00:05:48
whenever you get a chance00:05:50
do you know how to write dag the word00:05:52
for fish in hebrew00:05:54
it will definitely come in handy when00:05:56
you read a menu in israel and you'll00:05:59
learn that and much more in the next00:06:01
lesson00:06:07
shalom aniyana welcome to hebrew pod00:06:10
101.com aleph bet bekalekalut00:06:13
the fastest easiest and most fun way to00:06:16
learn the hebrew alphabet the aleph bit00:06:19
in the last lesson we'll learn the first00:06:21
two letters of the alphabet00:06:23
do you remember them00:06:25
in this lesson we'll move on to the next00:06:27
couple of letters and the first nikkud00:06:29
symbol00:06:30
so let's start bonatril00:06:33
the third letter of the aleph bet is00:06:36
gimel00:06:37
the sound of gimel is00:06:40
let's first see how to write it by hand00:06:43
gimel00:06:44
in handwriting00:06:49
and in print it looks like this00:06:56
they look quite different don't they but00:06:58
the good news is that you already can00:06:59
write another hebrew word gag this means00:07:03
roof in handwriting00:07:09
gag00:07:10
and in print it looks like this00:07:16
gag00:07:18
here you may be a little confused00:07:20
if you were to see this word written you00:07:22
might want to read it as g00:07:25
there is no vowel sound00:07:27
in hebrew the vowels are often not00:07:30
written00:07:31
you would know that this word is00:07:32
pronounced gag00:07:34
because it has been taught to you before00:07:36
and this is why the nikud is so00:07:38
important then he could chose learners00:07:41
of the hebrew language what vowel sound00:07:43
is used in words but don't rely on them00:07:46
too much00:07:47
as you get more experienced with hebrew00:07:49
you should be able to remember how to00:07:51
read words even if the nikud is not00:07:53
attached00:07:55
now it's time to introduce to you the00:07:57
first nikud00:07:58
remember nikud are small points and00:08:00
lines that are placed in under on top or00:08:03
beside consonants00:08:05
the first one has the sound ah00:08:07
just like alef00:08:09
this is kamatsu and it looks like this00:08:12
and it's always written right under the00:08:14
consonant letter00:08:16
let's write roof a couple more times00:08:18
while pronouncing its sound ah00:08:21
so for example00:08:22
gag00:08:23
in handwriting looks like this00:08:30
gog00:08:31
and in print00:08:38
gag also the word abba has commas under00:08:42
two of its letters00:08:50
abba00:08:51
and in print version00:09:02
abba00:09:04
so now you can read and write two words00:09:06
in hebrew using the full vowel system00:09:09
you can adjust the sound of the letter00:09:11
gimel by writing a comma right here00:09:14
now it is read00:09:17
as in the name george00:09:19
first the gimel and then the comma on00:09:21
the upper left side00:09:27
and in print it looks like this00:09:34
so now let's move to the fourth letter00:09:36
dalid with the sound of00:09:42
dalit00:09:44
that's it just one curve for the00:09:45
handwriting and dalet in print looks00:09:49
like this00:09:52
dalid00:09:54
so let's make another word with the00:09:56
letter gimel and dalid00:09:59
here dag means fish00:10:02
this will come in very handy whenever00:10:03
you are in the restaurant let's write it00:10:08
da00:10:12
and now in print00:10:20
now it's time for jana's insights00:10:22
don't get lost in studying and forget00:10:24
the real world00:10:26
find hebrew letters around you don't see00:10:28
any aliphat letters around you00:10:31
go to00:10:32
hebrewpod101.com and check out the aleph00:10:34
bet transcripts for every lesson00:10:36
dialogue00:10:37
you may not be able to read them all yet00:10:39
but you can get a feel of how the hebrew00:10:41
letters are used in real life00:10:44
do you know what ahava means00:10:46
it's the most romantic word in hebrew00:10:49
you will be able to write and read this00:10:51
and much more in the next lesson00:10:54
see you then00:10:55
[Music]00:11:00
shalom aniyana welcome to00:11:02
hebrewpod101.com00:11:04
aleph bet bekalekalut the fastest00:11:07
easiest and most fun way to learn the00:11:09
hebrew alphabet the aleph bet00:11:12
in the last lesson we'll learn the third00:11:14
and fourth hebrew letters gimel and00:11:17
dalit do you remember how to write fish00:11:20
and what about roof00:11:22
in this lesson we will learn how to00:11:24
write the word for love in hebrew00:11:26
are you ready so let's start bon april00:11:30
the fifth hebrew letter is hey00:11:33
hey sound is00:11:35
ha but it can also sound like a00:11:38
you will see how it changes in a second00:11:41
let's first write it in handwriting00:11:47
hey00:11:48
the print version is very similar00:11:54
hey00:11:55
make sure to keep hay curved while00:11:57
handwriting but use sharp angles in00:11:59
print00:12:00
so as i mentioned hey can sound like00:12:03
both ha00:12:04
and ah00:12:06
the word ahava uses it in both ways when00:12:10
hey appears in the end of the word it00:12:12
will always sound as a00:12:14
ahava is love in hebrew let's try to00:12:18
write it down00:12:26
ah00:12:27
pronounced ha00:12:30
remember the sound here is00:12:32
so we don't need the dot of bet00:12:35
pronounce00:12:36
ah let's do it once more in handwriting00:12:45
isn't it a beautiful word with a00:12:47
beautiful curved shape00:12:49
now let's do it in print00:13:01
so if you want to add the full nicode00:13:03
for this word we need to use an unique00:13:06
symbol00:13:08
just like kamats from last lesson patach00:13:12
has the sound of a00:13:15
now remember when you write in modern00:13:17
hebrew you don't need to use the anikut00:13:19
system it is there mostly for you to00:13:21
read especially when learning new00:13:23
vocabulary or if you want to study the00:13:25
hebrew bible00:13:27
now let's spell ahava with a full nikud00:13:32
ahava00:13:39
here's the print version00:13:55
here you saw how the letter hey can00:13:57
sound in two different ways00:13:59
so you already know five hebrew letters00:14:01
and several words don't forget to00:14:03
practice the characters in both00:14:05
handwriting and print00:14:07
now it's time for jana's insights00:14:10
doesn't hey from this lesson sound like00:14:12
hey in english00:14:14
when you say hello to your friends00:14:17
that's exactly the sound for the hebrew00:14:18
letter hey00:14:20
now you can think of the letter hey when00:14:23
saying hello to your friends00:14:25
and memorize it better00:14:26
in the next lesson we will see how one00:14:28
word can be pronounced in three00:14:30
different ways in hebrew00:14:32
it may sound confusing but remember00:14:34
you'll have then he could to help you00:14:37
see you next time00:14:39
[Music]00:14:43
shalom aniyana welcome to00:14:45
hebrewpod101.com00:14:47
aleph beth because00:14:49
the fastest easiest and most fun way to00:14:52
learn the hebrew alphabet the aleph bit00:14:55
in the last lesson we'll learn to write00:14:56
the most important word in hebrew ahava00:15:00
the word for love00:15:01
do you remember the nikud for ahava00:15:04
if you are not feeling confident about00:15:06
it review the last lesson before00:15:08
continuing on from here00:15:10
in this lesson we will learn one new00:15:12
hebrew letter and three morning code00:15:14
are you ready so let's start bon april00:15:18
the sixth letter is vav00:15:21
the sound of00:15:23
is00:15:29
and it's written like this00:15:33
that's it00:15:34
valve has only one stroke from top to00:15:37
the bottom00:15:38
the print version is the same for valve00:15:40
with only a small difference00:15:45
in hebrew vav is not only the name of00:15:48
the character00:15:49
it's also a word by itself it means a00:15:52
hook00:15:53
doesn't vav00:15:54
look like a hook00:15:57
you can write this word like this it's00:15:59
just the letter vav two times00:16:03
if you want to add nikud it will look00:16:05
like this00:16:06
now we move on to the next nikkud symbol00:16:09
kirik with a sound e00:16:12
like in c00:16:14
it's just one dot under the letter00:16:17
e00:16:18
now you can write a very common name00:16:21
one that belongs to the second and00:16:23
perhaps most famous king of the ancient00:16:25
kingdom of israel00:16:27
david00:16:29
it's written with two dalit00:16:31
and one vav00:16:33
then he could hear is important00:16:35
otherwise it can have different00:16:37
pronunciation and meaning00:16:39
let's write this word00:16:46
david00:16:48
and now in print00:16:55
david00:16:57
the next nickud for this lesson is shuk00:17:01
with a sound00:17:03
this is how you make valve sound like00:17:06
for example if we take the same letters00:17:09
from david and instead of rick we add00:17:13
shuok00:17:14
it will be00:17:15
dud00:17:16
electric water heater00:17:18
perhaps now you can appreciate the power00:17:20
of learning than he could when you first00:17:22
study in hebrew let's write this word00:17:30
dude and now in print00:17:38
dude00:17:40
notice how shurok goes to the left of00:17:42
the valve00:17:44
seem complicated don't worry we will00:17:46
review them all at the end of this00:17:48
lesson00:17:49
but not before we will learn the last00:17:51
knee code for today00:17:53
hollam malay with a sound of o00:17:56
this is how you make vav sound like o00:18:01
let's write this00:18:08
and now in print00:18:14
dodd00:18:15
notice that hola male appears above the00:18:18
vav00:18:19
now00:18:21
and hola male are only written with the00:18:23
letter vav and not with any other letter00:18:27
freak however will appear below other00:18:30
letters00:18:31
now let's see all the last three00:18:32
examples together and make sense of them00:18:35
first we had david00:18:39
dude00:18:41
and dodd00:18:43
now let's have a short quiz00:18:45
i'll show you the nikud symbol next to a00:18:47
letter and you have to pronounce its00:18:49
sound00:18:50
ready00:19:00
now it's time for yana's insights00:19:03
since you will not see any code in00:19:05
modern readings in israel you will have00:19:07
to guess by the context of the sentence00:19:09
which pronunciation and meaning it has00:19:12
it all comes with experience of studying00:19:14
hebrew vocabulary00:19:16
another tip is when writing the letter00:19:18
vav00:19:19
it is important to keep the length of00:19:21
the stroke inside the frame otherwise it00:19:25
becomes a different letter but that's00:19:27
for later00:19:28
so in this lesson we studied the letter00:19:30
vav and trinikud in hebrew00:19:36
and hola malay00:19:38
in the next lesson we will learn two00:19:40
more hebrew letters00:19:42
sein and00:19:45
see you then bye00:19:50
shalom aniyana welcome to hebrewpod00:19:53
101.com aleph beth vekale kalut the00:19:56
fastest easiest and most fun way to00:19:59
learn the hebrew alphabet the aleph bet00:20:02
in the last lesson we learned the sixth00:20:04
hebrew letter vav and three nuni kud do00:20:07
remember how to write david00:20:10
and ankle what about electric water00:20:12
heater00:20:13
in this lesson we will learn two new00:20:15
hebrew letters00:20:17
so let's move on with the seventh letter00:20:19
sein the sound is00:20:23
let's write it in handwriting first00:20:29
does it look familiar you might be00:20:31
reminded of the third letter gimel in00:20:34
handwriting yes you are right they are00:20:36
the mirror images of each other00:20:39
but don't get confused between them00:20:41
gimel00:20:42
faces this way00:20:44
sein00:20:46
faces this way okay how about the print00:20:49
version00:20:50
fortunately this one will be hard to00:20:52
confuse with the print version of gimel00:20:58
even though they are pretty different in00:21:00
print make sure you don't write sein and00:21:03
vav in two similar way let's see the00:21:06
difference00:21:07
vav00:21:08
zein00:21:10
zv is a fly in hebrew00:21:18
swoof00:21:19
and in print00:21:29
zvuv00:21:31
you can easily remember this word since00:21:33
the fly makes this sound00:21:37
let's move on if you write sein with a00:21:40
comma on the left side it will sound00:21:41
like00:21:43
as in the word journal or collage00:21:47
first you write sein and then add the00:21:49
comma on the upper left side00:21:52
in print00:21:59
usually the letter g is used for foreign00:22:02
words like jacquette a jacket journal00:22:06
a journal and so forth00:22:08
now we move on to the eighth00:22:10
letter00:22:12
this has the sound of00:22:14
and it is written like this00:22:21
for the handwriting keep the corners00:22:22
round00:22:24
and in print00:22:30
almost the same right00:22:32
always the print version will have00:22:33
sharper corners than the handwriting00:22:35
version00:22:36
ah is a brother in hebrew00:22:40
the pronunciation is important try to00:22:43
pronounce it more glottally from your00:22:45
throat00:22:48
is a farm00:22:51
here the handwriting and the print00:22:53
versions are almost the same let's write00:22:56
them00:23:06
in print00:23:17
now it's time for jana's insights00:23:20
when writing hebrew aleph bet always00:23:22
start from the top both in hand and00:23:24
print writing00:23:26
in this lesson we studied two new hebrew00:23:28
letters zein and khet with the variation00:23:32
of je00:23:34
did you know that you have already00:23:35
mastered a third of the complete hebrew00:23:38
aleph bet and any code system00:23:40
good job00:23:41
but how do you write00:23:43
good in hebrew00:23:45
in the next lesson we will learn this00:23:47
and two new letters plus one00:23:49
see you then00:23:55
shalom aniyana welcome to hebrewpot00:23:58
101.coms aleph beth bekalekalut the00:24:02
fastest easiest and most fun way to00:24:04
learn the hebrew alphabet the aleph bet00:24:07
in the last lesson we learned the00:24:09
letters sein and00:24:12
in this lesson we will continue with the00:24:14
next two letters and learn another nikud00:24:17
are you ready00:24:20
the ninth letter of the aleph bet is tet00:24:24
it has the sound of t00:24:26
let's write it00:24:28
the handwriting of tet is00:24:34
this letter is a little unusual in that00:24:36
you need to start from the bottom up00:24:39
and in print00:24:45
if you round the corners of the print00:24:46
version it will be just like the00:24:48
handwriting one00:24:50
tov is good in hebrew00:24:53
in the masculine form00:24:59
tov00:25:00
and in print00:25:07
tov00:25:09
in the feminine you write tova00:25:18
and in print00:25:29
now let's move on to the tenth letter00:25:32
yod00:25:33
which has a u sound00:25:36
it is probably the simplest letter00:25:40
yod just like a little comma on the00:25:42
upper right side of the frame00:25:45
and in print version00:25:50
yod00:25:51
almost the same just with a little angle00:25:54
yad is hand in hebrew00:25:59
yad and in print00:26:06
yad00:26:07
now we've completed 10 letters of the00:26:09
aleph bit you're almost halfway through00:26:12
can you believe it00:26:13
before finishing up let's take a look at00:26:16
another nikud00:26:18
shiva has no sound it is a silent vowel00:26:22
it just keeps the original sound of the00:26:24
consonant00:26:26
like in00:26:27
ah00:26:28
ah is a brother00:26:37
and an in-print version00:26:45
we will see more examples of schwa in00:26:48
the next lessons00:26:49
we are ready to move beyond words and00:26:52
write a phrase00:26:53
ah tov00:26:55
is good brother in hebrew00:26:57
the noun comes first and then the00:26:59
adjective00:27:10
and in print00:27:26
nice job00:27:27
soon you'll be able to write whole00:27:29
sentences now it's time for jana's00:27:31
insights00:27:32
before starting the next lesson try to00:27:35
write all the letters from alef to yod00:27:38
several times in a row while loudly00:27:41
pronouncing each letter00:27:43
in the next lesson we will learn the00:27:44
eleventh letter kaf00:27:47
and after that review half the aleph bet00:27:50
how many can you remember00:27:52
see you in the next lesson00:27:54
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shalom aniyana welcome to hebrew pod00:28:02
101.com aleph beth bekalekalut00:28:05
the fastest easiest and most fun way to00:28:08
learn the hebrew alphabet the aleph bet00:28:11
in the last lesson we finished up the00:28:13
first 10 hebrew letters of the alphabet00:28:16
and six nikud symbols00:28:18
can you remember how to write good00:28:20
brother in hebrew i'm sure you can do it00:28:23
now let's move on to the 11th letter kaf00:28:26
the sound of kaf is k00:28:29
let's write it00:28:32
cuff00:28:33
just half a circle to the right starting00:28:35
from the upper left side and going down00:28:38
the print is the same but with sharp00:28:40
corners00:28:47
actually is only pronounced like00:28:49
when it has a dot inside00:28:51
just like bet only has the b sound when00:28:54
it has this dot00:28:56
without the dot it sounds like00:29:00
a good example is the word kohav00:29:03
kohav00:29:05
which means a star00:29:09
oh00:29:24
be careful though the letter half00:29:27
takes a different shape when it is00:29:29
written at the end of the word it looks00:29:31
like this00:29:36
half of it00:29:38
the print is quite similar00:29:44
half sofit00:29:46
now let's have a short review of the00:29:47
first 11 letters the first half of the00:29:50
alphabet be ready with a pen and a paper00:29:53
i'll say the letter out loud starting00:29:55
from aleph00:29:56
and give you a second to write it down00:29:59
first in handwriting and then in print00:30:01
style00:30:02
then i will write it myself first the00:30:05
handwriting version and then the print00:30:08
are you ready00:30:09
let's go00:30:12
alif00:30:24
alif00:30:25
bet00:30:38
bet00:30:39
gimel00:30:50
gimel dalet00:31:02
dalet00:31:03
hey00:31:14
hey00:31:15
vav00:31:25
valve sign00:31:36
then00:31:37
head00:31:49
that00:32:10
yod and kaff00:32:22
cough good job00:32:24
now it's time for yana's insights00:32:27
how is your aleph bet learning going00:32:29
if you're having a tough time with some00:32:31
characters how about checking them out00:32:33
on the alif bet chart in00:32:35
hebrewpod101.com's00:32:37
learning center00:32:39
don't just get stuck in one learning00:32:40
method mix it up for the best results00:32:44
in this lesson we studied the letter00:32:45
cuff with its variations and did a00:32:48
review of the last 11 aleph bet's00:32:50
letters00:32:51
next lesson we will continue with two00:32:53
more letters00:32:54
do you know what llama means00:32:57
so why not join me in the next lesson00:33:01
see you then00:33:02
bye00:33:07
shalom aniana welcome to00:33:09
hebrewpod101.com00:33:11
aleph bet bekalekalut00:33:13
the fastest easiest and most fun way to00:33:16
learn the hebrew alphabet the aleph bet00:33:19
last lesson we reached the halfway point00:33:21
of the hebrew aleph bet and did a review00:33:24
of what you've learned so far did you00:33:26
practice them all00:33:28
so i guess you are ready for the next00:33:29
two letters that we will learn in this00:33:31
lesson00:33:32
they are00:33:33
lament with the sound of00:33:36
and the letter mem00:33:39
with an m sound00:33:41
so let's start writing00:33:43
lamed looks different in hand and print00:33:46
writing so pay attention and remember to00:33:48
pronounce the letter while writing00:33:51
lamed00:33:53
lament00:33:55
lamet looks like a loop doesn't it00:33:58
the word loop in hebrew actually starts00:34:01
with lamed00:34:04
can you read this word without nikud00:34:15
easy to remember right00:34:18
in print it looks like this00:34:23
so how loop will look in print00:34:35
yelled00:34:36
is a boy in hebrew00:34:41
yelled00:34:43
and in print version00:34:49
yelled00:34:50
if you wondered how we make the sound of00:34:52
e in yelled you're paying very good00:34:55
attention there is an unicode there00:34:58
called segol and it looks like this you00:35:02
say it with a sound e00:35:04
so let's write yelled with proper nikud00:35:14
yelled an imprint version00:35:23
yelled00:35:24
another example using segol is caleb00:35:28
caleb is a dog00:35:35
and in print00:35:44
calif00:35:46
could you read caleb without any que00:35:48
there at all00:35:50
caleb00:35:51
great00:35:53
the next letter is meme00:35:55
and it has an m sound00:35:58
in handwriting mem looks like this00:36:03
mem00:36:05
and in print00:36:08
mem00:36:10
mem changes when at the end of the word00:36:13
just like in the previous lesson half00:36:16
it looks like this00:36:18
mem so fit00:36:21
and in print00:36:23
mem sofit00:36:25
you might say it looks like a square00:36:29
mime is water in hebrew00:36:32
here you can see both variations of mem00:36:40
mime00:36:41
and in print version00:36:50
mine00:36:51
so how would you read this word this is00:36:56
means a king in hebrew00:37:04
lay00:37:08
here is jana's insight00:37:10
have you been checking out the alefbet00:37:12
transcripts for00:37:13
hebrewpod101.coms lessons00:37:16
i bet you can read a lot more now than00:37:18
you could after lesson two00:37:20
go back and browse the alif bay00:37:22
transcripts for a lesson or two and00:37:25
you'll be amazed at how far you've come00:37:28
just think a little more and you00:37:30
understand the whole thing00:37:32
this lesson will learn the letters00:37:34
lament and mem00:37:37
and then he could segol with the sound00:37:40
of e00:37:41
in the next lesson we will have a little00:37:43
quiz so practice your aleph bet and then00:37:46
you could see you then00:37:48
out00:37:57
[Music]00:38:10
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