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24 Cards in this Set
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The Hebrew language is written in which direction?
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From right to left.
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What element is important in the Hebrew language?
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The gender element.
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I
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Ah - Ni
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You (Masculine)
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Aht - Ta
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You (Feminine)
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Ah - T
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He
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Who
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She
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He
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We
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Ah - Noch - No
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You (Masculine)
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Ah - them
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You (Feminine)
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Ah - Thema
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They (Masculine)
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Hem
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They (Feminine)
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Hen
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In Hebrew there is no difference between what?
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"I" & "I am"
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Why is there no difference between "I" & "I am"?
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The verb "to be" does not have a present tense.
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Hebrew does not have?
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An indefinite article.
ex. In English we say "a student. In Hebrew we just say student. |
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Boy
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Ye - Led
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I am a boy
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Ahni Yeled
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Girl
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Yel - Dah
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I am a girl
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Ahni Yeldah
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You are a boy.
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Ahtta Yeled
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You are a girl
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Aht Yelda
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Student
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Tel - Meed
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He is a student.
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Who Telmeed
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She is a student.
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He Telmeedah
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