Thank you for your wonderful presentations, but I was wondering: you do realize you are talking modern Hebrew don't you? the 501 Verbs book is for modern Hebrew, not Classical Biblical Hebrew. I didn't know if you knew that, many folks don't make the distinction when they are beginning from a point of not knowing anything of Jewish Culture or the deeper studies of Hebrew proper. Just had to comment, you put a lot of work into your presentations and they should reflect the proper field of study. - Rev. Manuel Colunga-Hernandez.
Shalom, Manuel and thanks for your comments. I have tried to make it clear that the 501 Verbs book is modern Hebrew in my presentations. I started learning Biblical Hebrew about 60 years ago, so I'm a bit familiar with the subject :). I also have some passable modern Hebrew. Since the modern language was revived from the ancient text, especially in terms of grammar, I find it useful to recommend resources from both aspects. There is a great deal of overlap between the two forms.
