Examples of using "Hebreeuws" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you speak Hebrew?
Do you speak Hebrew?
Do you speak Hebrew?
Modern Hebrew is easier than Ancient Hebrew.
Do you speak Hebrew?
- I am learning Hebrew.
- I'm learning Hebrew.
- Hebrew is my mother tongue.
- Hebrew is my native tongue.
- Hebrew is my native language.
I want to learn Hebrew.
He speaks Hebrew very well.
Hebrew is a difficult language.
- I do not believe that you can speak Hebrew.
- I don't believe that you can speak Hebrew.
- I do not believe that you can speak Hebrew.
- I don't believe that you can speak Hebrew.
Jerusalem is called "Yerushalayim" in Hebrew.
Israel is called "Yisrael" in Hebrew.
How do you say 'a cat' in Hebrew?
Tom said that he wants to learn Hebrew.
Hebrew and Phoenician are Canaanite languages.
Phoenician is very similar to Hebrew.
I began my language learning journey with Hebrew,
- I don't think that she knows Hebrew.
- I do not believe that she can speak Hebrew.
- I don't believe that she can speak Hebrew.
Who translated the Quran into Hebrew?
I don't know many words in Hebrew.
- I do not believe that he can speak Hebrew.
- I don't believe that he can speak Hebrew.
The official language of Israel is Modern Hebrew.
This is a Hebrew word and it means "friend".
The Dutch word "gabber" comes from Hebrew via Yiddish.
This is not Hebrew. It's Yiddish.
Hebrew and Phoenician belong to the Canaanite branch of the Northwest Semitic languages.
She didn't know there was a translation of the Quran in Hebrew.
"What languages do you know, Tom?" "C++, Java and a little PHP. What about you, Mary?" "French, Japanese and Hebrew."