Learn A Hebrew Word A Day And Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
Hebrew Word A Day and Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
Jewish Prayer In Hebrew A Word A Day
Are you frustrated when you spend time at your synagogue not understanding the Jewish Prayer in Hebrew and Aramaic in the siddur (prayer book)?
Do you want to better understand the Hebrew and Aramaic of the siddur, but you do not have the time to learn the language?
Do you want to better understand the Hebrew and Aramaic of the siddur, but you can not travel to a class?
Do you want to better understand the Hebrew and Aramaic of the siddur, but classes are too expensive?
We have a solution for you!
Hebrew Word A Day and Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
You can learn Hebrew 5 Minutes A day, by learning a Hebrew word a day. Do it and you will understand Jewish prayer in Hebrew
You can learn Hebrew words, one a day, one at a time.
You can learn how the words sound via a transliteration
We will email you A HEBREW WORD A DAY from the Siddur!
The email will include:
A word from Jewish Prayer in Hebrew or Aramaic
A transliteration of a word from Jewish Prayer in Hebrew or Aramaic
An English translation of a word from Jewish Prayer in Hebrew or Aramaic
1-4 references from Jewish prayers in Hebrew in which the word appears
Every time, after you will be emailed 6-12 Hebrew words, you will receive a short self-test with the Hebrew words and transliteration. Your job is to see if you remember the translation of the previous words.
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Hebrew Word A Day and Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
For the paid version click on Jewish Prayer In Hebrew – A Word A Day – Hebrew In 5 Minutes (hi5m)
Learn A Hebrew Word A Day And Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
Learn A Hebrew Word A Day And Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
Learn A Hebrew Word A Day And Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
Learn A Hebrew Word A Day And Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
Learn A Hebrew Word A Day And Understand Jewish Prayer In Hebrew
Please share your comments and your thoughts about the word of the day.
Thank you Eran,
This is wonderful. I am currently taking a Biblical Hebrew course through Hebrew University but need audio tracks so I memorize the words correctly. Which Sephardic audio do you recommend to go along with your Word A Day? Toda Raba, Ilana
Ilana,
I am glad the word a day is helping you.
I can suggest two options for you to help you memorize the words correctly.
1. In our paid version you can hear me or another teacher go over each word using the Sephardic pronunciation. To read more about it go to http://eranshorr.com/jewish-prayer-in-hebrew/
2. A more aggressive approach is for you to work online with us. To decide if it works for you I suggest we schedule a free one hour session online. This way we can tailor the lessons to your needs. Please email me at shorr@shorre.com and suggest times we can meet, and please make sure I know which time zone you are at.
Eran
I was asked by one of the subscribers “what does the word אֱמֶת (ehmet) – truth mean?
In the blessing after the Shema, Jews say “I, Hashem, am your God…” The Chazzan (cantor) repeats “Hashem, your God…”
One possible thought is that truth is defined in two ways, God as truth, and your God as relative truth.” As humans we have both.
Your comments are welcomed.
Wonderful!! Actually, because of this new technique, I learned something. I always thought that ‘בִּמְרומָיו’ somehow meant “speedily”. I guess I was confusing it with “bimhayro” (like in the song ‘Adir Hu’). But you forced me to think about it, and I realized that the root is ‘מרום’ and that means ‘heaven’.
So, thank you!!
It is marvelous to be studding a strange language but I have the believe that its very possible for me to understand the language if am really serous but i will try my best to study it. thank you. From Funke
Rachael, we are glad you are interested in learning Hebrew. The free version teaches the words. If you want to learn Hebrew words and to learn how to read them, the paid version is much better. For more information go to http://eranshorr.com/jewish-prayer-in-hebrew/
If you want to learn Hebrew, our online teaching tool is the best. You can try our one free lesson online.
To register, go to the “Get one Free Access to an Online Hour of Hebrew Conversation with a Professional Hebrew Teacher” and type in your name and email. We will then email you instructions how to connect with a teacher. You will find the registration form at the top right side of our web page.
Eran Shorr
Thank you for easy and useful course. If you can send me a word a day from modern Hebrew, My dream will come true faster. Thank you and Ashem will bless you.
Shulamit,
Most of the Hebrew in the siddur are the same Hebrew words that are being used in Modern Hebrew, and I try to point out when they differ.