This document introduces the basics of reading Hebrew, focusing on five letters: alef, bet, gimmel, and dalet, along with their vowel sounds. It provides examples of words using these letters to demonstrate their sounds. The document also encourages further engagement through a website and email contact.

1.  (Hello) שלום

2. Learn to read Hebrew  ( Hello), My name is Rinat. Today I’m going to introduce you to the basics of learning how to read Hebrew.

3. The Hebrew Alphabet

5. Today we are going to learn 5 letters

6. Vowel “AH” ַ ָ ֲ

7. א Alef

8. א Alef Alef is silent

9. בּ Bet

10. בּ Bet Bet sounds like “B”

11. Vowel “AH” ַ ָ ֲ

12. Vowel “AH” The vowels that indicate the “ah" sound—shown here below the letter א (Alef)—include at least one horizontal line placed under the letter. אַ אָ אֲ

13. א Alef Alef is silent

14. “ AH” אַ אָ אֲ

15. בּ Bet Bet sounds like “B”

16. בּ “ B”

17. “ Bah” בַּ בָּ

18. Let’s read our first Hebrew word אַ בָּ א

19. אַ בָּ א

20. 1 אַ בָּ א

21. 2 אַ בָּ א

22. 3 אַ בָּ א

23. 1 2 3 אַ בָּ א

24. Let’s read our first Hebrew word אַ בָּ א

25. Dad אַ בָּ א

26. Let’s read this word בָּ א

27. ב Vet

28. ב Vet Vet sounds like “v”

29. Let’s read this Hebrew word אַב

30. ג Gimmel

31. ג Gimmel Gimmel sounds like “g”

32. Let’s read this Hebrew word גַב

33. Let’s read this Hebrew word אֲגַב

34. ד Dalet

35. ד Dalet Dalet sounds like “d”

36. Let’s read this Hebrew word דַ ג

37. Let’s read this Hebrew word בָּ ד

38.  (Thank-you) If you have enjoyed this lesson please make sure to visit my website or send me an email. http://www.shalom.50megs.com [email_address]