Hebrew/Exercises/Aleph-Bet 2
| Lessons on the Hebrew Aleph-Bet |
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| Introduction |
| 1 א בּ ת • E |
| 2 ב ה נן • E |
| 3 מם שׁשׂ • E |
| 4 ל ו • E |
| 5 ד ר י • E |
| 6 ג ז ח • E |
| 7 ט ככּך • E |
| 8 ס ק • E |
| 9 ע פפּף • E |
| 10 צץ • E |
| Review |
| Test • Answers |
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Welcome to the exercises related to Aleph-Bet Lesson 2 of learning Hebrew.
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The Letters & Niqqud
[edit | edit source]Assign each letter to the sound it stands for.
Note: In this font Tsere looks like Pataħ, only slightly longer. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- בֵ
- הְ
- ן
- הַ
- הָ
- נָ
- בַ
Assign each sound to the letter that makes it:
- Na
- He
- V
- Va
- N
- Ne
Vocabulary
[edit | edit source]How is each word pronounced?
Translate the following words from Hebrew to English:
Translate the following words from English to Hebrew:
Definite He
[edit | edit source]Translate the following words from Hebrew to English:
Translate the following words from English to Hebrew:
Reading Without Vowels
[edit | edit source]Already?!
Yes, we need to start sometime. All texts written in Hebrew, except for dictionaries, children's books, learner's books and other linguistic material are written without vowels. You will have to recognize and know how to pronounce a word just by looking at it. Don't be afraid, though, you'll be surprised to find out it is pretty easy.
Read aloud the following words:
- אבא
- בת
- אתה
- בננה
- אב
- את
- תא
- בן
See? It wasn't that hard.