How tough is it to learn Jew speak?
Jew
Brody Williams
Juan Russell
Aleph bet vet gimel daled hay (to the tune of now I know my abcs)...
It's not hard the language is simple but you will need to learn the alphabet and one or two weird pronunciations
Kayden Gonzalez
Remember to read it right-to-left
Parker Scott
If I read the first 5 letters as if it were a word it sounds like the spanish word for a female lawyer lol - it's been some time since I've read without vowels (9r bee in in Israel) but my favorite part is pronouncing without them and having Hebrew speakers tell me if I'm right or not
Ayden Taylor
>female lawyer
advogada?
Grayson Robinson
Abogada if I'm remembering correctly
Nathan Bailey
Arabic is usually rated as one of the most difficult to learn, so I'd guess the same applies for Heeb as they work fundamentally the same
Noah Campbell
Perhaps. Best part about hebrew learning is recognizing roots - here is an example using english characters:
Lets say P-G-S unconnected by vowels has a root generally meaning "fire". So words like PAGES and SPEGIS have a meaning related to fire. There is a lot of this in Hebrew and some may find it poetic
Nathaniel White
Yeah that 3 consonant thing seems to be common in those languages
Liam Nelson
avgadavazachtikalamanasapatzkareshet
Jackson Fisher
hebrew has gendered verbs apparently
miss me with that shit
how do you even translate stuff into hebrew?
Cameron Lee
>gendered verbs
shit, that reminds of Japanese conjugating adjectives in the past
Cameron Anderson
>how do you even translate stuff into hebrew?
Just like you do with every other language?
Xavier Perez
Blake Clark
You dont, the goyim can never know!
But seriously, no idea, probably some info gets lost but that's most translation.
Also hebrew is catching up with a fast changing world so new words are added a lot
Carter Bell
That's more of a flaw of English rather than a flaw of Hebrew.
>probably some info gets lost but that's most translation.
The opposite is more likely.
Jack Jackson
Fuck Israel and Fuck America.
Wyatt Martin
We are talking about languages bud, do you see the sticky every time you click f5?
Lucas Sullivan
BASED
Owen Baker
Samuel Green
Part of what makes Arabic difficult is the lack of cognates. Hebrew has a fair amount of cognates.
Blake Jenkins
>hebrew has gendered verbs apparently
So do all Slavic languages. Heck, chances are it's something that was introduced into Hebrew through the Slavic-speaking majority that created the modern state.
>Greece can't be trusted with finances.
>Greeks are actually more stupid than the dumbest bydlo you could ever find on the streets.
Checks out.
Carson Kelly
Can Jews read ancient Hebrew?