WHO - MI
WHAT - MAH
WHY - LAMA
WHEN MAHTIE -ASHER
WHERE - AYFOH
HOW - AYH
DAYS IN A WEEK
DAY ONE- YOM RISHON - SUNDAY
DAY TWO - YOM SHENI - MONDAY
DAY THREE - YOM SHLISHI - TUESDAY
DAY FOUR - YOM REVI'I - WEDNESDAY
DAY FIVE - YOM CHAMISH - THURSDAY
DAY SIX - YOM SHISHI - FRIDAY
DAY SEVEN - YOM SHABBAT - SATURDAY
TIME IN A DAY
TODAY - HA YOM
YESTERDAY - ETMOHL
TOMORROW - MAHHAR
MORNING - BOKER
AFTERNOON- AHAHRAY
EVENING - EREV
NIGHT - LAI LAH
DAY GREETINGS
GOOD MORNING - BOKER TOV
GOOD EVENING - EREV TOV
GOOD NIGHT - LAI LA TOV
Monday, May 7, 2007
Yanit learn Hebrew
Since a couple week back, our Singapore Messianic fellowship started on simple basic Hebrew Lesson. It is pretty hard for me to learn a new language. But with the help of HaShem I will try. It was said that Hebrew language has estimate 60,000 words, 23,000 technical word 30,000 word use in the biblical times, 6,000 word use more than once in the Scriptures.
Lesson one
Personal pronounce
ANI - I, ( In scripture we often see this phrase "ANI YHWH' meaning "I AM THE LORD")
HE - HU (a phrase Yeshua often speak - ANI HU)
SHE - HE
YOU -MAN (AHTAH) WOMAN (AHT)
THEY - HEM
WE - ANAKNU OUR - NU
I BUY - KANAH - KOHNAH(WOMAN) - MAN (KOHNEH) - ANI KOHNAH
Family Members and people use in the book of Ruth
Lesson one
Personal pronounce
ANI - I, ( In scripture we often see this phrase "ANI YHWH' meaning "I AM THE LORD")
HE - HU (a phrase Yeshua often speak - ANI HU)
SHE - HE
YOU -MAN (AHTAH) WOMAN (AHT)
THEY - HEM
WE - ANAKNU OUR - NU
I BUY - KANAH - KOHNAH(WOMAN) - MAN (KOHNEH) - ANI KOHNAH
Family Members and people use in the book of Ruth
iysh / Nashim (pl) - husband
Ishshah - wife
banim - sons (Pl)
Kallah / Kallot (pl)- Daughter in law
Chamot - Mother in law
Yebemet - Sister in law
Shakenim / shaken - Neigbours
Go'el - Kinsman minyanim
Minyan / מנין / Minyanim (Pl)- a quorum of ten or more adult (over the age of Bar Mitzvah) male Jews for the purpose of communal Jewish services (prayer); a minyan is usually held within a synagogue, but may be (and often is) held elsewhere, usually a home or place of work.
zekenim -elders
עמך עמי ואלהיך אלהי׃
amekh ami ve Eloheicha (אלהיך) Elohai (אלהי):
thy people shall be my people, and thy Elohim my Elohim:
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