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Hebrew Prepositions, Prepositional Pronouns + Verbs (Part 1) | The Kefar
In this video series, you’re going to learn all about Hebrew prepositions and prepositional pronouns – what they are, and how + why we need to use them with Hebrew verbs.

Featuring: T’helah Ben-Dan [YouTube Channel]

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PART 1 | PART 2 | PART 3 | PART 4 | PART 5

Preposition “L” (ל): Means “to” or “for”

The Hebrew preposition “L” (ל) is used to indicate “to” or “for” normally, but—depending on the circumstances—it can also mean “at”, “during”, “until”, “as”, and so on. This preposition is often used to indicate the direction or purpose of an action or event.

Preposition “M” (מ): Means “from” or “of”

The Hebrew preposition “M” (מ) is used to indicate “from” or “of”. This preposition is often used to indicate the origin or source of an action or event. 

Preposition “AL” (על): Means “on” or “over”

The Hebrew preposition “AL” (על) is used to indicate “on” or “over”. This preposition is often used to indicate the location or position of an action or event.

Preposition: “K” (כמו): Means “like” or “as”

The Hebrew preposition “K” (כמו) is used to indicate “like” or “as”. This preposition is often used to indicate similarity or comparison of an action or event.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Hebrew prepositions play a crucial role in Hebrew grammar and are used to indicate various relationships between nouns and verbs. It’s important to have a good understanding of these prepositions in order to speak and write Hebrew correctly. Practice makes perfect and with enough practice, the usage of these prepositions will become second nature. Remember that Hebrew is read and written right-to-left, so it’s important to pay attention to the order of the words in the sentence when using prepositions.

Book Recommendations:

These books provide a comprehensive and in-depth look at Hebrew grammar and are suitable for both beginner and advanced learners of the language.

“Modern Hebrew: An Essential Grammar” by Lewis Glinert
This book provides a comprehensive and user-friendly guide to modern Hebrew grammar, including nouns, verbs, sentence structure, and more. It is perfect for both beginner and advanced learners of Hebrew.
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“A Reference Grammar of Modern Hebrew” by Edna Amir Coffin and Shmuel Bolozky
This book offers a detailed and in-depth look at the grammar of modern Hebrew, including information on nouns, verbs, sentence structure, and more. It is ideal for advanced students and scholars of Hebrew.
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“Hebrew: A Language Course” by Ora Brand
This three-volume course is the ideal Hebrew program for English-speaking high school college and adult education students. The only entry requirement is the ability to recognize Hebrew letters and to read basic words.
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Remember that practice is key to mastering Hebrew grammar, and these books are great resources to help you practice and improve your understanding of the language.