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[Rivka – KabU Instructor]

Shalom Friends,

Our apologies about the webinar last night.  We forgot to reschedule the webinar with you because last night was a holiday and not possible to do the webinar.

At this time, Dr. B wants to know which you would prefer: 1) to have the webinar tonight, Thursday night, at 7pm Israel time, or 2) to have the webinar Saturday night at 7pm Israel time.

If you could please write your preference, we would appreciate it.

Again, sorry about last night.

Rivka

[Susana]

Good morning, please could you check the video of yesterday’s main lesson? The video of Q&A session is duplicated and the main class video is not shown. Thank you 🙂

[Rivka – KabU Instructor]

I have sent your message about the problem with the posting of the lesson video to those who can correct it.  I hope that it will be taken care of very soon.  Apologies!

Thanks for letting us know.

Rivka

[Rivka – KabU Instructor]

Dear Hebrew Students,

Here is a link to the summary of the content for Lesson 8.  Dr. B. didn’t get to quite all of it during your last class session but it will be presented to you next week.  You can read ahead if you want and preview some of what you will learn in the next lesson.  This should be posted also on your class website sometime tomorrow.  Here is the link:  docs.google.com/document/d/1U2T-Qo0LpVoJkcHg-XVeXKraDGoIdUFqgsueA4m0-cc/edit?usp=sharing

Happy studying!

Rivka

• This reply was modified hace 1 mes, 2 semanas by Rivka - KabU Instructor.

[Susana]

Thank you Rivka 🙂 That is great!

[Rivka – KabU Instructor]

docs.google.com/document/d/1VBN7BWWJujrsRoryfvy09XSlrOdQ5Rf0F30SgMwa7g0/edit?usp=sharing

Shalom Hebrew Students,

Here is the link to the Week 6 Content Summary.  It should also be posted on the website within the next day or so.

Good luck with your studying this week.

Rivka

[Rivka – KabU Instructor]

Shalom Hebrew Students,

Here is the link to the Week 6 Content Summary.  It should also be posted on the website within the next day or so.  Link:  docs.google.com/document/d/1-4ayI4sW95AKYoHBYhoPreUKo1TwQF7DzDR9O8ZGvS4/edit?usp=sharing

Happy studying!

Rivka

[Nadja]

Hello

Me and Sulamith were doing homework together today.

We got two questions to the teacher.

1.       What does dagesch (the dot) in the middle of the letter “tav” means?
With “bet” we know that it is to mark the difference to pronounce “B” or “V”, but in “tav” what does it mean?

2.       The letter “hej” at the end of the word marks the feminine gender.
Is it pronounced sometimes or is it always mute (like “alef” at the end of the word)?

I don’t want to take time for this during the lesson, so it will be nice if the teacher can answer our questions here in this forum.

Best wishes

Nadja

[Rivka – KabU Instructor]

Dr. B’s answer to question 2:

“Always muted except some biblical words as eloha אלה”

[Rivka – KabU Instructor]

From Dr. B in answer to your first question:

“The emphasis on the letter Tav is according to the punctuation rules, but it has no effect on the pronunciation”

[Autor(a)]

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