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Dagesh, Hebrew, Hebrew Consonants, Hebrew Vowels, Holem Vav, language, Learn Hebrew, Memorize Hebrew Words, Vav
Have you ever been interested in learning a new language? Did you know that God has told the world that His children will speak in tongues? Would you like to learn a new tongue?
Learning a new tongue all starts with the alphabet. Do you know where the alphabet got it’s name? From the Hebrew language, that’s where. Mhmm, the origin of the word alphabet is nestled right in the Hebrew alphabet. Alef is the first letter in Hebrew, and Beit (pronounced “Bet”) is the second. That is why their languages alphabet is called the ” Alef Beit.” Pretty neat. You are already learning.
The Hebrew language is very complicated, and unlike English and many other languages, every letter has it’s own number value and it’s very own meaning. Take the letter Fey (pronounced “fay”) for instance. Fey is the seventeenth letter in the Alef Bet, It’s Gamatria value is 80, and it means “mouth”. With Fey meaning mouth it can also easily inference things like vocalization, speech, greetings and more.
In Hebrew, scholars use the letters that make up a word to understand the deepest definitions of a word by picking through each letter individually and putting those meanings together like a puzzle. 
The Savior made scripture originally in Hebrew and the New Testament scriptures, although many are known to be in Greek, were written solely by Hebrews for Greek people. How wonderful that He meets us right where we are, eh? He uses nets, not hooks, what a relief.
You will find a lesson plan just a bit down the page. This list is still being compiled, but what is available so far will be in blue for you to click on and watch. Do yourself a solid and get a notebook and flashcards. That’s how many people learn. I suggest writing what you want to remember a few times before bed for a few days in a row, study the flash cards a few times a day, and then forget about it for a month or two and do something else. If you come back to your studies, do the same thing. After three cycles of this you will be very familiar with what you have studied and it will have taken only a total of a few hours.
Freely I have been given so freely I give. That is why you are getting Hebrew lessons today.
Hebrew Lesson 1 (The Lessons in blue are made (unless they have been deleted for correction), The lessons not yet in blue are still in process)
1.1 Sofits
1.2 Cursive
1.3 Similar Letters and Dagesh Marks
Hebrew Lesson 2
2.0 Vowels
2.1 Memorizing Your Hebrew Letters Part 1
2.2 Memorizing Your Hebrew Letters Part 2
2.3 Memorizing Your Hebrew Letters Part 3
2.4 The Vav and Other Letters Like The Vav
Hebrew Lesson 3
3.0 Sounding Out Words
3.1 5 Hebrew Words to Memorize
3.2 Conjugation of Words
3.3 5 More Hebrew Words to Memorize
Hebrew Lesson 4
4.0 Gematria
4.1 A Good Prayer in Hebrew
4.2 Pictographs
Hebrew Lesson 5
5.0 Pictographs Part 1
5.1 Pictograghs Part 2
5.2 Pictographs Part 3
