Does anyone speak hebrew..?
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I took some classes in Hebrew from a local synogogue years ago (usually they're free) and remember some of what I learned.\n\nActually, the Rabbi who taughtthe class was the grandson of Eli Ben Yehuda the first native speaker of Hebrew.
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Or Hebrew? You need the room down the hall. English is spoken here.
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No, but I wish you luck. You may try buying some language tapes to help you.
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Please - be׳vakasha - בְּבַקָּשָׁה
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I found it in english\n\nhttp://www.achim.org/Bedtime%20Shema.htm\n\ngot it in Hebrew!-Kriat Shema Al Hamitah\nhttp://www.mincha.com/Kriat%20Shema%20krias%20Shemah%20al%20haMitah.pdf#search='Kriat%20Shema%20Al%20Hamitah'
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go to free translation.com i think they have arabic
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i had that problem too! you're got to go to the control panel then click on date, time, language and regional options. click on change the format of numbers dates and times. choose the languages tab on the box that opens. then details, then add, and add hebrew. click ok then apply. you should be able then to type in hebrew. the only thing is that you prob won't be able to change the size of the font. hope it helps!
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in hebrew website is אתר אינטרנט .\non the bottom r some websites with videos(its in hebrew)
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HAPPY BIRTH DAY TO YOU!!\n\n(in hebrew-YOM HULEDET SAMEACH!!!)
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Ive never heard of the song. I would look up the band or the song to see if its hebrew or something and then find a site that can translate.
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Interesting, but my translation says "God takes his stand in his own congregation".  (New American Standard).  We would need to discuss it with an expert in ancient hebrew to form an informed opinion, so take it easy.
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Do you mean Hebrew? Contact your local community college or Jewish Community Center and ask if they offer classes or can recommend a tutor in your area.
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i just love all the absolute ignorance that is to be found here on Y!A....\n\nThe sixth letter in the Hebrew aleph-bet is a 'vov,' and it is not pronounced the way a 'double-u' or 'W' is pronounced in English. That was the mistake of the ignorant Christian Biblical scholars of the 1800's and the Christians who didnt know any better. When transliterating the Hebrew characters, they distinguished between a 'vet' and a 'vov' by using a 'b' for a 'bet' and for a 'vet,' and a 'w' for a 'vov,' even though both the 'vet' and the 'vov' are pronounced exactly the same, which is like the 'V' in English.\n\nAnd, by the way, if you didnt understand or follow what i just wrote, PLEASE LEARN HEBREW, especially before you try to study the Bible!
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hello, i can read hebrew, how can i help?
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IF ITS HEBREW IT  THE BEGING OF THE WORLD
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well, you can't really say that in hebrew.  you say, tipol met, litterally, but it doesn't make any sense.  sorry man, can't help ya there.  (IVF expert said, "what are you saying?"
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Wow, you mean for the whole thing?\n\nIt's EISHet CHAYil.\n\nMost of the words are emphasized on the last syllable.  mi yimTZA ve-raCHOK mi-peninNIM mikhRAH.\n\nBut there are exceptions.\n\nhttp://www.aish.com/shabbathowto/fridaynight/Eishet_Chayil.asp\n\nIf you read Hebrew - this page has it in Hebrew, and you can usually assume that it is accented on the end, unles there is a little vertical line under the word, such as under the word CHAYil.\n\nIf you don't read Hebrew, go to this link:\nhttp://headcoverings-by-devorah.com/HebrewSongs_EishesChayil.htm\n\nIt has 3 different audio files for it.  Remember that in song, the accenting is not the same as in plain spoken language, because it will change to fit with the tune.  But of these, the last one by Nomi is the most accurate sounding in my opinion.