Learn Hebrew with Legos

This is an easy but important lesson where you will learn how to delete the word "the" from the phrase "the LORD" in Hebrew.

Learn what happens to the indefinite article English Lego when it is transformed into a Hebrew Lego.

If you know that Hebrew usually does not have a Lego for the "to be" verb, you won't look for one when you are studying Biblical Hebrew in future courses. 

This is an advanced lesson of the delete process.  You will know not to expect a Hebrew Lego for the word "of" but you will learn about an important structure in Hebrew called the construct. After this lesson, have coffee with Rachel by listening to the audio file below.  Then check out the PDF Delete Section Exercises.  When you have completed the exercises, download the answers PDF to find out how you did.

The Swap Process is where you swap two English Legos to match the Hebrew word order.  This introduction will inform you on what to expect in the lessons in this section.

Funny thing about Biblical Hebrew, it likes to put the possessive pronoun behind what it's possessing.  

You will be able to grasp Biblical Hebrew verses easier once you understand that the verb usually comes first in the sentence. 

You will learn that the familiar term "Mozel Tov" will help you see how English Legos are transformed into Hebrew Legos when dealing with adjectives.

If you have been trying to figure out some of the Hebrew words in the verses, you have probably been wondering what this little Hebrew word means.  

Remember those possessive adjectives that you swapped?  Well now you are going to find out why.

This lesson is pivotal.  It shows you why there are so few Hebrew Legos next to the amount of English Legos.

This is the mother of all merges.  Now you will understand why Biblical Hebrew is so morphologically rich.  

You might have noticed that a lot of little words get lost in Psalm 23.  Now you will understand what happens to them in the Hebrew Legos. 

Learn more about those little words that get stuck to others words to form Hebrew Legos.

During the processes, there were certain words and phrases that we did not go over.  As we cover each verse separately in Psalm 23, we will cover these areas.  We will also bring in some inspiring insights that will help you in your future courses in Biblical Hebrew.

Learn about the heading of Psalm 23.  Find out about the Hebrew words for the Greek word, psalm.

Discover the hidden constructs in Psalm 23:2.

In this lecture, you will learn about a better translation for one of the words in Psalm 23:3.

In this lecture, you will learn about Hebrew words that were not processed.

In this lecture, you learn about how Hebrew is a concrete language.

In this lecture, you will need to process a hidden construct.

This is an introduction to the next course that E-Vreet offers.  Now that you have a basic idea how Biblical Hebrew works, you are ready to meet the Hebrew alphabet and get to know the shapes of the letters and their sounds.  This course is offered by UDEMY.