Hi Sr. Regina Cobrador, SPC,

Thanks for postign and for the great feedback!

We're glad to you that you enjoyed it 😄 Please let us know in case you have any questions 👍👍

Yours,

Roi

Team HebrewPod101.com

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Hi PedroO,

Thank you for commenting.

Many people find the Hebrew Resh hard to pronounce. It sounds closer to the Spanish R than to the English one, just a little more "flat" and shorter. Native Hebrew speakers produce this sound with the tongue touching the bottom teeth and tremoring the back of the throat.

My recommendation is to listen to Hebrew songs or talks and try to practice it using the same words that you spot.

I hope that will help :)

Yours,

Roi

Team HebrewPod101.com

Difficult for me to pronounce the Hebrew resh. I always use the English or Spanish r.

Pedro

Hi Mary,

Thanks for commenting.

"Korim" should be pronounced as you thought - with the R, but maybe it's easy to miss hearing it in case that the speaker talks a little too fast... :)

Happy to help!

Yours,

Roi

Team Hebrewpod101.com

Why does קוראים sound like ko-im, as if there was no r inbetween? Maybe it's me not hearing it right.

Hi Donovan,

Thank you for your great feedback! We're glad to hear that :)

Please stay tuned! We'll create more fun and effective Hebrew lessons for you. ;)

Cristiane

Team HebrewPod101.com

This website is so cool I love it thank you so much

Hi Fabrizzio Panimboza & Gary,

Thanks fpr the good feedback and for commenting!

Yes, the English "how" can be translated on different ways, acc to context.

How much, How many, How long (and others) = כמה

while How (does it work) is translated as איך.

Hope it's clearer now :)

Yours,

Roi

Team Hebrewpod101.com

Are there two ways to say how? How are you called versus How much does it cost??