Examples of using Hebrew language in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
With the spread of printing, Hebrew language books became widely available.
new rural settlements were set up; and the Hebrew language, long restricted to liturgy
He would surely be surprised to find that the Hebrew language is alive
The Hebrew language is spoken by more than seven million people in the nation of Israel and by many others of the Jewish faith around the world.
He was now to acquaint himself with the task of learning to read, write, and speak the Hebrew language.
The Hebrew language is considered to be very old,
But by then(after the Babylonian Captivity) the Hebrew language was not as commonly spoken among the dispersed descendants from Israel
would first like to master the Hebrew language.
Hebrew language instruction on many levels, using the specially developed ulpan method,
Of his"'Ammude ha-Lashon," on the elements of the Hebrew language, only the first part was published(1794).
new rural settlements were established; and the Hebrew language, long restricted to liturgy
a computer in kindergarten, and a living and rich Hebrew language.
This unique exhibition presents the ties of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel(Eretz Ysrael), to the cradle of Hebrew language, script and Jewish literature.
casuistry, the Hebrew language were taught at this department.
a computer at kindergarten, and a living, rich Hebrew language.
In the“beginning”, the Hebrew language having no word to express the idea of Eternity,“God” fashions the heaven and the earth;
The word“mind” may have been added to complete the meaning of overlapping concepts in the Hebrew language.
where I studied international relations and the Hebrew language as well as taught English as a volunteer in an Arab village.
interpretation of selected texts of Babylonian Talmud and Hebrew language of rabbi texts.
that of the angels, because they received it from heaven; and that the Hebrew language agrees with it in some particulars.