Difference between revisions of "Language/Hebrew/Grammar/Personal-pronouns-and-the-present-tense"

Time (human) flows in one direction only, and Western thought has arbitrarily divided time into past, present, and future absolute, whereas there are only aspects of Time that express Thought itself of the Creator, and which must be considered as differentiated relations with the One who is out of time.

We will show in the next lessons that the Hebrew personal pronouns are given as suffixes for the so-called completed time, and as prefixes for the so-called unfinished time.

== Vocabulary==  

== Grammar==

++ Prepositions with and in Hebrew are expressed by the same letter בּ placed in front of the name. ==

One can also translate with a letter, with a beautiful letter, with a large book, depending on the context.

=== When the name is defined, the ה is deleted and its vowel goes under the בּ ===

=== The qualifying adjective normally takes the definite article ===

=== In front of names and adjectives beginning with one of the letters ע, א or ר, the definite article takes the vowel ָ ===

== The verb "present" ==

Let's look at how the verbs that we define as: סָסַס

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