Hi everyone!

These are for a casual conversation.

Hi תָמָרָ קְרִסְטִןְ,

Thank you for your comment!😄

Thank you for your feedback. I tried to take both parts of the quiz myself but I didn't see any particular issue. Would you be so kind to write for me specifically with what questions you had trouble? For example what you insert that should be correct but came out as wrong. Thanks!

Happy learning!

Yours,

Tal

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You need to check your quiz answer key. On this lesson, on the writing questions I triple checked that I was entering the characters as shown in the lesson,both with and without niqqud, and it says several of them are wrong either way.

Hi Pam Edwards,

Thank you for your comment!😄

I'm so happy to hear that you are having fun learning Hebrew!

Happy learning!

Yours,

Tal

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Hi mat,

Thank you for your comment!😄

In Hebrew, the sentence "זאת האחות הקטנה שלי" translates to "This is my little sister" in English. Here's the grammar breakdown:

"זאת (Zot)": This word means "this" in its feminine form, agreeing with the feminine noun "אחות" (sister).

"האחות (Ha'akhot)": This phrase means "the sister" with "ה (ha)" as the definite article and "אחות (Achot)" meaning "sister."

"הקטנה (Ha'ktana)": This phrase translates to "the little" with "ה (ha)" as the definite article and "קטנה (Ktana)" as the feminine form of "little," matching "אחות" (sister).

"שלי (Sheli)": Meaning "my," constructed from "ש (She)," a preposition for possession, and "לי (Li)," the pronoun for "me" or "my."

Happy learning!

Yours,

Tal

Team Hebrewpod101.com

Hello!

I can't understand very well the grammar on this sentence:

זאת האחות הקטנה שלי

Why is there a ה in the word הקטנה? Should "little" be the word קטנה?

Is this ה at the beginning of the word a determinative article? if yes, why is there the article before the adjective?

Best regards,

Mat

Hi אסתר,

Thank you for commenting and posting your work and positive feedback! We appreciate it very much 😄❤️️

The phrase "your teachers" is translated in Hebrew "המורים שלכם" , and not "של אתם".

We discuss the subject of possessives in several lessons later on 😉.

Best,

Roi

Team HebrewPod101.com

יפה! תודה רבה!

מורים של אתם כל-כך מצוין.

נכון?

Shalom Mary Jo,

Thank you for your comment. Our development team is well aware of this and are working hard to come up with a new solution. You will definitely be informed the moment the new feature gets announced. Thank you for your patience and for studying with us. 😇

Kind regards,

Levente

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I am not able to record my voice. It says you need Flash player to do so but can no longer download Flash for the chrome browser. Is there another way to do this?

Toda raba!

Shalom Kristin,

Thank you for your question. We do not have access to your voice recording. You can re-listen to your voice though and compare it to the native pronunciation, and hence, adjust your pronunciation accordingly to master speaking Hebrew. 😉

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Levente (לבנטה)

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I am wondering when we record our voices, do you at Hebrewpod101.com get to hear our recordings? Or is that only when you have a Premium Plus subscription?

Hi Hans Georg,

Thanks for commenting!

Happy you have decided to learn with Hebrew with us. IMO it's better to write down the Nikkud, as It takes a while until the correct pronunciation becomes intuitive.

Yours,

Roi

Team Hebrewpod101.com

שלום

Hi team 101,

thank you all for this very nice lesson.

Recently I started to write down the new vocabulary in Hebrew script.

Would you recommend writing the words down with vowelization, or without?

חג שמח

Hi Michal,

Thanks for commenting!

Thevarticle is correct in "The book of pictures" ( = ספר התמונות ) try thinking avout it this way - which book? - the Picture's...

I agree that the undefinite article might not be better here, but both sentences are correct.

Happy to help,

Roi

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In the first sentence of the dialog, why is the definite article attached to t'munah and not sefer? Why is there a definite article at all? One would say, "Here is a photo album of my family."

Hi Isabelle,

Thanks for commenting, it's a good question (:

The two options are valid. When written without vowling, it'll be important to add the 'י' to to imply the proper pronunciation.

It's a little hard to explain in this early learning stage, but this case is one of a few that the ending יו[] creates a AA sound.

So, in short - when writing regularly (no vowling) it's better to use עכשיו.

Yours,

Roi

Team Hebrewpod101.com

Hello,

In one of the examples involving t'munah the expression "right now" is used. I wonder why there is a yod inserted (עכשיו) because it is not pronounced and when I look it up at

http://www.morfix.co.il/en/right%20now

it is written without a yod: עַכְשָׁו

בטח יש לי מיליונים של תמונות על המחשב שלי עכשיו

betakh yesh li milyonim shel tmunot al ha`makhshev sheli akhshav.

Thank you in advance,

Isabelle

Hello Victor P,

Thank you for your patience.

The audio is fixed.

Let us know if you have any question.

Cheers,

Lena

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There seems to be some errant audio included in the Review clip at the 0:23 mark.:open_mouth:

FYI...

Hi Shelley Lynn,

Glad I could help :thumbsup:

Sincerely,

Yaara

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