Does anyone speak Hebrew?
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i speak a little hebrew and "i love you" from a girl to a guy would be\n\n"ani ohevet atah"
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hmmm...yes??? ummmm....no???? maybe??? I guess it would help I if I could read the language!
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תחת שמי ים התיכון  \n \nביצוע: שלמה ארצי\nמילים ולחן: שלמה ארצי \n\nif you cant read it...\nTachat shmei yam hatichon\nShlomo Artzi
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i never heard of that one before.. but check this site out\nhttp://www.hebrewsongs.com/
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Davar Hebrew Dictionary (freeware)\nForeignword Xanadu (freeware)\nLingvoSoft Talking Dictionary 2006 English <-> Hebrew for Windows (shareware, but has free trial)\n\nhttp://www.foreignword.com/ has some online translators that are free to use.
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Greek, aramic and hebrew.
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Try to translate this I cant figure out how but this is supposedly the only way.\nThat damn guy was talking bout the jewish website well I found it.
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They have software no that does it for you, I think the name of it was The Keys To The Bible. It only works with the Hebrew Bible, so you need the software for translation to english. Maybe try Google it, to find software.
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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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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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Chanukah, Hannukah, Hanukkah... I've seen quite a few spellings used - since the correct language for the word is Hebrew, it's hard to consider one spelling in English to be definitive.
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www.freedownloads.com/hebrew
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I am studying Hebrew using Rosetta Stone's program.  It is very good, and is available either online or on a CD (which I prefer).  They are at http://www.rosettastone.com, and you can "test-drive" the software online before you buy it.
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A program called Rosetta Stone makes language tutors that are very effective (I learned conversational german in a week) although somewhat pricey. They do have Hebrew. Also you should check with a local synogogue. Most do teach Hebrew.
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yep. Im jewish, and thats how it was spelled on my  bat mitzvah cards!!! Oh, Mazel Tov on the bat mitzvah even if its not yours. cheers!!!!!
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What language is it in?
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If you are using IE. Just right click of the page and select "Encoding". If "Hebrew" is not in the list, go to more.\n\nIf you are using FireFox. Got to "View" menu and select from "Characters Encoding" list.\n\nGood Luck