06/11/17 – lesson 15 – Numbers

with Hebrew numbers:

-there are masculine and feminine numbers until 20

-Only with ONE: to say ONE THING, you say THING ONE; example: ילד אחד

-Only with TWO: if there are TWO things, you take away the final MEM; example: שני ילדים

 

Feminine numbers:

אַחַת	[aHat]	1
שְׁתַיִם	[shtayeem]	2
שָׁלוֹשׁ	[shalosh]	3
אַרְבַּע	[arba]	4
חָמֵשׁ	[Hamesh]	5
שֵׁשׁ	[shesh]	6
שֶׁבַע	[sheva]	7
שְׁמוֹנֶה	[shmone]	8
תֵשַׁע	[tesha]	9
עֶשֶׂר	[esser]	10

 

Masculine numbers:

אחד	[eHad]	1
שניים	[shnayeem]	2
שלושה	[shlosha]	3
ארבעה	[arbah]	4
חמישה	[Hameesha]	5
ששה	[sheesha]	6
שבעה	[sheeva]	7
שמונה	[shmona]	8
תשעה	[teesha]	9
עשרה	[assara]	10

27/09 THIS

זֶה	[zeh]	This / this is (m)
זאֹת	[zot]	This / This is (f)

 

30/08/17 My Family

המשפחה שלי	[haMishpaHa sheli]	My family 1-2
מִשְׁפָּחָה	[mishpaHa]	Family
סַבָּא	[saba]	Grandfather
סָבְתָא	[savta]	Grandmother
אִמָא	[eema]	Mother
אַבָּא	[aba]	Father
אָח	[aH]	Brother
אָחוֹת	[aHot]	Sister
אָח גָדוֹל	[aH gadol]	Big brother
אָח קָטָן	[aH katan]	Little brother

 

P4-171024 CORRECTED Assessment 1-BE FAMILY THIS

P4-171024 Assessment 1-BE FAMILY THIS

P4-171213 Assessment 2-Number- to have – read write

P4-171213 CORRECTION Assessment 2-Number- to have – read write

 

22/11 –TO HAVE

There is no verb TO HAVE.

Instead we use the expression: ‘THERE IS’ [Yesh] to someone.

Example:

יש לי ספר [yesh li sefer] –) ‘there is to me a book’ meaning: I have a book.

יש לי	[yesh li]	I have
יש לך יש לך	[yesh leHa] (m) [yesh laH] (f)	You have (masc) You have (fem)
יש לו יש לה	[Yesh lo] [Yesh la]	He has She has
יש לנו	[Yesh lanu]	We have
יש לכם יש לכן	[Yesh laHem] (m) [Yesh laHen] (f)	You have (masc) You have (fem)
יש להם יש להן	[Yesh lahem] [Yesh lahen]	They have (masc) They have (fem)

EYN means ‘there isn’t’. To express ‘doesn’t have’, replace [YESH] by [EYN] in all of the above.

29/08/17 TO BE:

There is no verb ‘to be’ in Hebrew in the present, so we can’t say AM ARE or IS. In English I need 3 words to say I AM HAPPY. In Hebrew it is just 2 words. There is no AM so we say I HAPPY – [ani sameaH] –

 

RULES WE SAW IN 2016-2017

18/05 Subject Pronouns

Hebrew	Sound	Meaning
אני	[ani]	I
אתהאת	[ata][at]	You (masculine)You (feminine)
הואהיא	[hoo][hee]	HeShe
אנחנו	[anaHnu]	We
אתםאתן	[atem][aten]	You (masculine plural)You (feminine plural)
הםהן	[hem][hen]	They (masculine)They (feminine)

 

WORDS WE SAW IN 2016-2017

16/08/16

Hebrew word	sound	meaning
שלום	[shalom]	Hello
שמי	[shmi]	My name (is)
מה נשמע	[ma nishma]	How are you?
בסדר	[bseder]	Ok

18/08/16

Hebrew word	sound	meaning
רע	[ra]	Bad
חמוד – חמודה	[Hamud – Hamuda]	Sweetie
עייף – עייפה	[Ayef – Ayefa]	Tired

01/09/16

Hebrew	sound	English
אדום	[adom]	Red
כחול	[kaHol]	Blue
ירוק	[yarok]	Green
צהוב	[tsahov]	Yellow
כתום	[katom]	Orange
שחור	[shaHor]	Black
לבן	[lavan]	White
סגול	[sagol]	Purple
חום	[Hum]	Brown
ורוד	[varod]	Pink

06/09/16

בלגן	[balagan]	Mess
סבבה	[sababa]	Fine/cool

 

06/10/16

Hebrew word	sound	meaning
שוּלְחָן	[shulHan]	Table
מַחַק	[maHak]	Rubber
מְחַדֵד	[meHaded]	Sharpener
כִּסֵא	[kise]	Chair
סֵפֶר	[sefer]	Book

13/10/16

קְצָת	[ktsat]	A little bit
בְּעָיָה	[beaya]	Problem

01/11/16

פָּנִים	[panim]	Face
עיניים	[eynayim]	Eyes
אף	[af]	Nose
פֶּה	[pe]	Mouth
אוזניים	[oznayim]	Ears
גוּף	[guf]	Body
ידיים	[yadayim]	Hands
רגליים	[reglayim]	Legs

02/12 – words

יְוֹם	[yom]	Day
הַיוֹם	[hayom]	Today
יום זה	[yom ze]	This day
סבתא	[savta]	Granny
סָבָּא	[saba]	Grandpa
לָמָה	[lama?]	Why?

15/12 clothes

ז’קֵט	[jacket]	jacket
מִכְנָסַיִים	[meeHnasayim]	trousers
נעליים	[naalayim]	shoes
כּוֹבַע	[kova]	hat
גַרבַּיִם	[garbayim]	socks
עֲנִיבָה	[aneeva]	tie

02/02 Animals

כֶּלֶב	[kelev]	Dog
פָּרָה	[para]	Cow
אַרנָב	[arnav]	Rabbit
תַרְנְגוֹלֶת	[tarnegolet]	Chicken
צִפּוֹר	[tsipor]	Bird
חָתוּל	[Hatul]	Cat
סוּס	[soos]	Horse
עַכְבָּר	[aHbar]	Mouse
חֲזִיר	[Hazeer]	Pig
כֶּבֶשׂ	[keves]	Sheep

21/03 – numbers

אחת	[aHat]	1
שתיים	[shtayim]	2
שלוש	[shalosh]	3
ארבע	[arba]	4
חמש	[Hamesh]	5
שש	[shesh]	6
שבע	[sheva]	7
שמונה	[shmoneh]	8
תשע	[tesha]	9
עשר	[esser]	10

28/04 – Days of the week

יוֹם רִאשׁוֹן	[yom reeshon]	Sunday
יוֹם שֵׁנִי	[yom shenee]	Monday
יוֹם שְׁלִישִׁי	[yom shleeshee]	Tuesday
יוֹם רְבִיעִי	[yom reveeyee]	Wednesday
יוֹם חֲמִישִׁי	[yom Hameeshee]	Thursday
יוֹם שִׁישִׁי	[yom sheeshee]	Friday
יוֹם שַׁבָּת	[yom shabat]	Saturday