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课程名称：学习如何阅读圣经希伯来语 概述：本课程采用非学术的方法，引导您踏上学习圣经希伯来语阅读的旅程。通过教您认识圣经经文中的“视词”，您将掌握希伯来字母。与同时记忆22个不同符号的传统方法不同，本课程通过实战展示希伯来字母，使您能够构建可用的单词，从而深入理解圣经释义。课程既有趣又严肃，旨在帮助您开始阅读圣经希伯来语，打下坚实的基础，为进一步学习复杂的语法内容做好准备。 本课程为许多人提供了机会，他们可能已经背诵了希伯来语的祷告和祝福，但并不真正知道如何阅读圣经希伯来语。您将学习如何开始阅读希伯来语圣经，了解希伯来字母的名称及其含义，识别来自您已知英语单词的圣经和现代希伯来语词汇，学习每个希伯来字母的书写，掌握超过100个希伯来语视词，并在圣经经文中识别这些视词，学会如何书写它们，利用已学单词造句。 课程不仅教授希伯来字母的发音，还通过E-Vreet的英文翻译帮助您理解希伯来语的运作。最终，您将能够打开一本希伯来语圣经，并开始识别单词。课程通过活动让您参与学习，设计成循序渐进的学习过程，从识别希伯来字母开始，直到能够读懂简单句子。课程非常适合家庭教育和大学学习。 在每节课中，您将专注于一个希伯来字母，了解其名称、含义和英语字母对应。课程将带您进行圣经中的“寻宝”，帮助您在以色列的标识和经文中找到目标字母。英文翻译会反映希伯来语的句子结构，帮助您熟悉表达方式。 通过视频教学，您将学习每个字母的书写，以及如何将字母组合成简单单词。课程还包含听读圣经希伯来语的内容，以提高您的听觉理解能力。每节课约10分钟，建议每天至少安排15分钟学习，这样能更好地适应繁忙的日程。课程设计帮助您高效复习，保留学过的内容，还鼓励与他人一起学习交流。 完成本课程后，您将为更高级的传统圣经希伯来语和现代希伯来语课程做好准备。
This course takes a non-academic approach to guide you through your journey into learning how to read Biblical Hebrew by teaching you to recognize "sight words" in bible verses as you learn Hebrew letters. Instead of trying to memorize 22 different symbols all at the same time, you learn the Hebrew letters by seeing them in action: making words that you can use, giving you new insight into scripture. Learn to read the Biblical Hebrew language using cutting-edge methods. Start to learn Biblical Hebrew as a living language where you can express your thoughts-making the language real. The course is fun but is serious about helping you start reading Biblical Hebrew. It builds a strong foundation that allows the student to learn more complicated grammatical items as it progresses. Many have memorized prayers and blessings in Hebrew but don't really know how to read Biblical Hebrew. Now they have that opportunity.Learn how to Start Reading the Hebrew Bible.Learn the names of the Hebrew letters and what their names mean.Recognize Biblical and Modern Hebrew vocabulary from words you know in English.Learn how to write each Hebrew letterLearn over 100 Hebrew sight words as you learn the Hebrew lettersRecognize these sight words in Bible verses and learn how to write them.Make sentences from the words you have learned.Learn why some Hebrew letters don't always have the same sound.Learn about the way Hebrew works through E-Vreet's English translation.Get new insight into scripture.Prepare to take a course in Modern Hebrew.Prepare for a traditional Biblical Hebrew course with the niqqud (vowel points).At the End of the Course: You'll Open a Hebrew Bible and Start Picking Out Words.Sight words, often also called high frequency sight words, are commonly used words in the Bible that you can automatically recognize without having to use any strategies to decode.There are no lectures or talking heads in this course. Instead, E-Vreet helps you study, engaging you in activities that help you practice what you have learned. It is carefully designed to guide you in a step-by-step process from recognizing the Hebrew letters to being able to actually read simple sentences. It builds on what you just learned, so you are always reviewing previous lessons. This course is great for home-school as well as college.This course does not cover the vowel points but contextualized the letters in meaningful sight words and sentences. At the end of the second lesson, you can read and write a simple sentence in Hebrew. 1. Introducing the letterEach lesson focuses on one Hebrew letter. Find out the name, meaning, and English letter equivalent. The names and place that you already know like Adam, Bethlehem, and David, will help you learn how to recognize the target letter. You will also see how a words that have been borrowed from English-avocado, banana, and guitar-look in Hebrew. 2. Treasure Hunt in ScripturesGo on a treasure hunt with the help of our friend, Ben Abraham, (not unlike Bart Simpson). Your mission, (if you choose to accept it), is to find the target letter on signs on roads and shops all over Israel. Then, like Indiana Jones, you will search the ancient scriptures for the target letter. Usually, the verses come from the book of Genesis. The scriptures have been carefully selected for simplicity and to inspire you. 3. The English translation mirrors the Hebrew structureTo help you get familiar on how Hebrew makes sentences, the English translation of the verses will reflect the Hebrew format. For instance, the English translation will hyphenate words that are one word in Hebrew: "In-the-beginning." In later units, it will show you how Hebrew changes the verb: "And-said-David." Take time to read the verses in English. By familiarizing yourself with the Hebrew format through English, you will be prepared learn the grammatical principles in a more advanced course. 4. Special FeaturesFind out about the Special Features of the target letter-its extra sounds, weird sounds or if it is sticky! Find out how sticky letters help you put sentences together.5. Learn the write the target letterGet video instructions on every stroke that you need to make in order to create each Hebrew letter. You will also be given instructions on how to write words and sentences.6. Snap together the lettersAs soon as you learn the first letters of the Hebrew alphabet, you will learn how snap together the letters-like lego blocks-to make simple words. Just as you did with the letters, you will travel through Israel and locate these words on signs in Israel and in Hebrew verses of scripture. Finally, you snap together the words and that you have learned to form sentences. 7. Listening to Biblical HebrewIn order that you can get used to hearing Hebrew, there is even an extra video of the target letter's section of Psalm 119 where you can follow along. Some of the verses are also in mp3 format. 8. Understanding Ancient Isreal's Culture is key to the languageClick on links that cover ancient Hebrew traditions and major Jewish Holidays. Each lesson or lecture is about ten minutes long. Some letters have two to three lectures, depending on their special features. Try to schedule at least 15 minutes a day for the course. Little and often is the key for people with busy schedules. 9. The course studies for you. The course does a lot of the work for you: it has be especially designed to constantly review material-it helps you study and retain the material. Try to find someone else with whom you can study-this is the traditional way. You can even have a class at your home with a few like-minded friends. We encourage you to join other students for discussions and to ask questions to learn from each other at our Facebook group called E-Vreet. And I am always available. Don't hesitate to message me on Udemy. Students are encouraged to join our Facebook group to discuss what they have learned.When you say E-Vreet, you are saying Hebrew...in Hebrew. Rachel Levy P.S. Please not that we do not teach Biblical Hebrew using the vowel pointings or nikkud. The E-Vreet method teaches Hebrew using context, words and sentences. After completing the E-Vreet courses, the student is ready for the traditional courses that teach the nikkud.
