"הוא אוהב."
Translation:He loves.
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I agree!!!! I don't even know the alphabet and they expect me to identify it correctly :(
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Check out the tips and notes (available on the web version) of the first three skills - letters are taught there.
The course should teach you the aleph-beis first. Just like the Arabic course teaches you the Arabic alphabet first.
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When Hebrew course was made 5 years ago, the platform they were using at the time didn't allow them to teach the letters like they can now. They need to make a new tree, but it takes time.
I am aware of it. Just one of my dreams would be to have all the courses as good as the Spanish, French and German ones.
and they give you a link to a cards deck on memrise regarding the characters too!
No. You cannot make this generalisations according to the orthography. For וא you have for example: בּוֹא,
For או you have: מְאוּשָר, מְאוּיָר, אוּתַר, רְאוּת....
No. "ו" is not a vowel. Remember that in Hebrew, the vowels are hidden. The vav "ו" can be vowelized as "וֹ" or "וּ". For example לוֹ and אוֹ are pronounced "lo" and "oh", but if you vowelized them as לוּ and אוּ they would be pronounced "lew" and "ew".
Is there a setting I can change so that when I make an error, I will get the red “wrong word” response rather than a green correct response with typo comment that I often do not see? I’d rather get the red-wrong response when I am close but wrong so I don’t miss the correction and the opportunity to repeat it.
The keyboard extension is not reading the input language correctly. For example, when I'm supposed to enter Hebrew, it doesn;t allow.
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Yes.
There is another root, not just binyan that is used for specifying you like someone and don't love them. You'd say אני מחבב.
