Enhance your Hebrew language skills with this comprehensive study guide for Qal Perfect Verbs in Chapter 3, including vocabulary, consonants, vowels, and practice exercises. Master expressions for greetings, good wishes, and more. Dive into the Hebrew alphabet and vowel lists, all designed to boost your proficiency in speaking and writing Hebrew.
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Speak and write Hebrew: good morning good evening good night good fortune Hello, good morning Hello Hello, good evening Hello Hello, good night Hello Good luck = congratulations!
Vowel List a-class 1. Q me a as in far (Long) (Long) (short) a as in far 2. Q me h 3. Pata a as in far a 4. at f-pata a as in attach x (half vowel)
Vowel List e-class vowels 5. er e as in they (long) (vowel let) (short) (vowel let) (half vowel) e as in they 6. er Y d 7. Segh l e as in set e 8. Segh l Y d e as in set 9. at f-Segh l e as in set x
Vowel List i and o-class vowels (vowel let.) (long) (vowel let.) (short) 10. req i as in fit i (short) i as in ski 11. req Y d 12. lem o as in so o as in so 13. lem V v 14. Q me at f o as in so o as in commit x (half vowel) o 15. at f Q me
Vowel List (vowel let.) (half vowel) 16. Qibb u as in rule u (short) u as in rule 17. req 18. ev e as in met xe Open [CV] / Closed [CVC] syllables, Dagesh lene/forte in non-BEGAD KEPHAT letters Silent/vocal ev Quiescent letters: and
3.A Tri-consonantal root Many Hebrew words are built off a tri- consonantal root with various prefixes (often ) or suffixes ( or for nouns-- masculine/feminine singular/plural) and various pronominal suffixes added to the ends of verbs ( or , etc. 1stperson, 2ndperson, 3rdperson, singular/plural) or infixes ( or etc.). or
Tri-consonantal roots to be just (verb) I am righteous/innocent (1cs verb) righteousness (noun: masculine) righteousness (noun: feminine) righteous, just (adjective) Zadok (proper noun; name of priest from David s time)
Verbs: Perfect and Imperfect The perfect (ca. 21,000 usages) is usually translated as a simple past tense portraying the action as completed (e.g. he guarded). The imperfect (ca. 31,000 usages) is often translated either as a future ( I will guard) or as a present progressive ( I am guarding).
3. E. Qal Perfect Paradigm Singular Plural 1CS 2 MS 2 FS 3 MS 3 FS 1 CP 2 MP 2 FP 3 CP I guarded we guarded you (m.) guarded you (m.) guarded you (f.) guarded you (f.) guarded he guarded they guarded she guarded
3. E. Qal Perfect Paradigm Singular Plural 1 CP you (m.) guarded 2 MP you (m.) guarded you (f.) guarded 2 FP 3 CP 1CS 2 MS 2 FS 3 MS 3 FS I guarded we guarded you (f.) guarded he guarded they guarded she guarded
3. E. Qal Perfect Paradigm First Chant (know this by heart) Singular Plural 1CS 2 MS 2 FS 1 CP 2 MP 2 FP 3 CP 3 MS 3 FS
3.I Parsing format The parsing format will be how we identify the various morphological elements of a verb, the root and a suggested translation. is parsed as: Qal Perfect 3ms (3rdperson, masculine, singular) from translated he guarded
3.J. A Few Regular or Strong Perfect Verbs to bless, praise to remember to write to make a covenant to rule to rule to gather to visit to approach to kill to break to judge
3. K. Paradigms of other regular verbs to kill 1CS 1CP I killed we killed you (m.) killed 2MP 3MP 3CP 2MS you (m.) killed 2FS you (f.) killed you (f.) killed 3MS he killed they killed 3FS she killed
Chapter 3 Vocabulary father, ancestor 1,210 God, god 2,600 to say 5,309 house, palace, dynasty 2,050 to be, become, happen 3,561
Chapter 3 Vocabulary to remember, mention 232 to write 223 people 1,867 to slay, kill 3 to keep, watch over, guard 516
Speak Hebrew Hello, good morning good morning Hello How s it going? it going how s Good, thanks thanks good Good-bye
3.P. Sing: Hinneh Mah Tov (Ps. 133:1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZs9ld3klPo&t=0s&index=1&list= PLnNXzYjQerJia_8yTy8OrM2K-BiN5OEup Ebraico "Hinei ma tov" Salmo 133 Preformance or Search for Canto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHNQIsZxDKo&t=34s&index=44 &list=PLnNXzYjQerJia_8yTy8OrM2K-BiN5OEup or Search for Psalm 133:1, Sung in Hebrew Dr. David Howard (Bethel Sem.) (sing as a round jump into this video at 1:53 to listen to just the song) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehnKHhJ26pQ (single guy with guitar)
as one brothers dwell How good and pleasant it is when brothers live together in unity! and how pleasant how good behold (repeat) Chorus: How good when brothers live together in unity! How good when brothers live together in unity!
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