Monday, February 1, 2010
Hebrew: Greetings, To Be, Negation, Questions, Prepositions
Hi
To greet you can say shalom/שׁלום which literally means peace. It is also said to mean goodbye. Other greetings like good morning are often used with shalom.
שׁלום! בוקר תוב
Shalom! Boker Tov
Peace! Morning good
To Be
Hebrew doesn't use the verb to be in the present tense. You just say the noun/pronoun followed by the predicate.
I'm Stacey.
אני סטיטי
Ani Stacey.
Questions
For yes-no questions word-order doesn't change, only intonation.
You are from London. Are you from London?
אתה מלונדין. אתה לונדון
Atah mi'london? Atah mi'london?
Negation
Put the word lo/לא after the negated word.
I am not a profesor.
אני לא פרופסור
Ani lo profesor.
Inseperable Prepositions
These are prepositions that aren't seperate words but attach to the word, like mi/מ, b/ב, l/ל
To greet you can say shalom/שׁלום which literally means peace. It is also said to mean goodbye. Other greetings like good morning are often used with shalom.
שׁלום! בוקר תוב
Shalom! Boker Tov
Peace! Morning good
To Be
Hebrew doesn't use the verb to be in the present tense. You just say the noun/pronoun followed by the predicate.
I'm Stacey.
אני סטיטי
Ani Stacey.
Questions
For yes-no questions word-order doesn't change, only intonation.
You are from London. Are you from London?
אתה מלונדין. אתה לונדון
Atah mi'london? Atah mi'london?
Negation
Put the word lo/לא after the negated word.
I am not a profesor.
אני לא פרופסור
Ani lo profesor.
Inseperable Prepositions
These are prepositions that aren't seperate words but attach to the word, like mi/מ, b/ב, l/ל
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