I should congratulate you since you made it to our 10th lesson about determiners, articles, and quantifiers in Hebrew. I hope you have already learned a lot so far. I will also provide in this page a vocabulary list about people, and finally some common phrases. I will try to give examples using both vocabulary and grammar. That way it will be easy for you to see the words when they are separate and when they are in a sentence. Going through the whole page should take about 30 min. Make sure to read the pronunciation and hear the audio as well. If you have any question about this course, please email me directly at Hebrew Classes.
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Determiners include definite and indefinite articles (like the, a or an), demonstratives (this and that), quantifiers (many, some etc.
The following are several sentences which include the determiners mentioned above. That way you will be able to see how the determiner is used in a full sentence. The table contains 3 columns (English, Hebrew, and Audio). Make sure you repeat each word after hearing it by either clicking on the audio button or by reading the pronunciation. That should help with memorization as well as improving your pronunciation.
Determiners in Hebrew
Determiners
Hebrew
Audio
The yellow pen is easy to find
קל למצוא את העט הצהוב [Kal limtzo et ha- et ha -tzahov]
A yellow pen is easy to find
קל למצוא עט צהוב [Kal limtzo et tzahov]
A French teacher is here
יש פה מורה צרפתי [Yesh po more tzarfati]
The French teacher is here
המורה הצרפתי נמצא פה [Ha more ha tzarfati nimtze po]
Some languages are hard
יש שפות קשות [Yesh safot kashot]
Many languages are easy
הרבה שפות הם קלות [Harbe safot hen kalot]
The student speaks Korean
התלמיד מדבר קוראנית [Ha talmid medaber koreanit]
A student speaks Korean
התלמיד מדבר קוראנית [Talmid medaber koreanit]
Some students speak Korean
יש תלמידים המדברים קוראנית [Yesh talmidim ha-medabrim koreanit]
Many students speak Korean
הרבה תלמידים מדברים קוראנית [Harbe talmidim medabrim koreanit]
This student speaks Korean
התלמיד הזה מדבר קוראנית [Ha talmid ha-ze medaber koreanit]
That student speaks Korean
התלמיד ההוא מדבר קוראנית [Ha-talmid ha-hu medaber koreanit]
These students speak Korean
התלמידים האלו מדברים קוראנית [Ha-talmidim ha-elu medabrim koreanit]
Those students speak Korean
התלמידים ההם מדברים קוראנית [Ha-talmidim ha-hem medabrim koreanit]
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Vocabulary List about People
Below is a list of 24 words related to people such as family members, siblings ... etc. At the end of the list, there will be examples where those terms are used in a sentence.
People in Hebrew
People
Hebrew
Audio
Aunt
דודה [Doda]
Baby
תינוק / ת [Tinok / et]
Boy
ילד [Yeled]
Brother
אח [Akh]
Child (female)
ילדה [Yalda]
Child (male)
ילד [Yeled]
Cousin (female)
בת דוד / בת דודה [Bat dod / bat doda]
Cousin (male)
בן דוד / בן דודה [Ben dod / ben doda]
Daughter
בת [Bat]
Father
אבא [Aba]
Girl
ילדה [Yalda]
Grandfather
סבא [Saba]
Grandmother
סבתא [Savta]
Husband
בעל [Ba'al]
Man
גבר [G'ever]
Mother
אמא [Ima]
Nephew
אחיין [Akhian]
Niece
אחיינית [Akhianit]
People
אנשים [Anashim]
Sister
אחות [Akhot]
Son
בן [Ben]
Uncle
דוד [Dod]
Wife
אשה / רעיה [Isha / ra'ia]
Woman
אשה [Isha]
Daily Conversation in Hebrew
Finally, a couple sentences that you might need to use or see very often. For a complete list of commonly used sentences, please visit our Hebrew Phrases page. Enjoy!
Common Expressions in Hebrew
English
Hebrew
Audio
How old is your sister?
?בת כמה אחותך [Bat kama akhotkha]
I love my husband
אני אוהבת את בעלי [Ani ohevet et ba'ali]
This is my wife
זאת אשתי [Zot ishti]
What's your brother called?
?איך קוראים לאח שלך [Eih korim le-akh shelkha?]
Where does your father work?
?איפה עובד אבא שלך [Eifo oved aba shelkha?]
Your daughter is very cute
הבת שלך חמודה מאד [Ha-bat shelkha khamuda me'od]
What time is it?
מה השעה [Ma ha-sha'a?]
It's 10 o'clock
השעה עשר [Ha-sha'a eser]
Give me this!
תן לי את זה [Ten li et ze]
I love you
אני אוהב / ת אותך [Ani ohev / et otkha / otakh]
Are you free tomorrow evening?
?אתה פנוי / את פנויה מחר בערב [Ata panui / at pnuia makhar ba-erev?]
I would like to invite you for dinner
אני רוצה להזמין אותך לארוחת ערב [Ani rotze lehazmin otkha / otakh le-arukhat erev]
Fun Facts
Language Quote ❝If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart.❞
‒Nelson Mandela
Congratulations! You finished your 10th lesson in Hebrew about determiners, people and jobs. Are you ready for the next lesson? We recommend Hebrew Lesson 11. You can also simply click on one of the links below or go back to our Learn Hebrew homepage.
