Bet
This Hebrew letter looks like a mountain with a man hiking on it.
Mem
תָ תַ תָ
Tatata
These are the four Hebrew letters you have learned in your first packet.
Mem
Bet
Tav
Shin
The word 'mashal' is Hebrew for parabel.
מָ ׁשָ ל
This letter makes a "sh" sound and also shares a name with a body part.
Shin
The Tav has a toe and makes a "t" sound. Please draw it two ways.
Tav. And Tav with a dot.
ּבָ ּב
Bab
Write the Hebrew word Shabash.
Shabash (Shin, 'ah vowel', bet, 'ah vowel', shin)
True or False: Almost any letter can get a dot in the middle because of grammar or spelling rules. For some letters it does not change the sound. The Lamed is one example, what is another?
Tav
_. T
This helper candle is used to light the other candles on the menorah during Chanukah.
Shamash.
תַ ׁשָ ּב
Tashab
This Hebrew word
מָ ׁשָ ת
Mashat
Read this word: לַ ׁשַ ּבָ ת
Lashabat
This is the weekly holiday celebrated at sunset on Friday evenings and through sunset on Saturdays. (Write your answer in Hebrew)
Shabat
This is the way in which the Hebrew language is written and read. (Two part)
1. Right to left
2. Zig zag or up and down (consonant vowel consonant vowel)
מַ מָ ׁש
Mamash
Please write Shamata.
ׁשַ מָ תָ
In general this vowel makes as little sound as it possible can. When it's at the end of a syllable, it's completely silent, acting like a stop sign. Read this word and circle the sh'va. מָ ׁשְ תָ
Mashta (meaning you moved/departed)
This Hebrew word means daughter.
Bat
Write a Hebrew word that has two syllabels.
Open ended.
ׁשָ לָ ל
Shalal
The silly trick for each Hebrew letter you know. There are four letters. Share one trick each.
Mem - mountain with man on top
Bet - belly button & booty
Shin - She is always right
Tav - has a toe
When the sh'va is the first vowel in a syallable is has to make a little bit of a sound - sort of like a short "i", as in "little". Read this word aloud: ּבְ ׁשַ מָ ׁש
Bishamash (meaning on a helper candle)