No matter where you love spending time online there’s a good chance “Hebrew By Inbal” is already there waiting for you 😊

Instagram? YouTube? Substack? X? TikTok? Facebook?

I share Hebrew every single day across all the major platforms because I’ve learned something important: people who love Hebrew all have their favorite online “home,” and I want to meet you wherever YOU feel most comfortable learning, laughing, listening, and connecting.

Just search: @hebrewbyinbal and if you can’t find me on your favorite platform yet, tell me where you hang out online and I just might come join you there next 😄

Where do YOU consume most of your content these days?

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verschwenden (Lebensmittel, Wasser) - to waste (food, water)
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Wir sollten keine Lebensmittel verschwenden, sondern sie verantwortungsbewusst nutzen.

We should not waste food, but use it responsibly.

#LearnGerman #German #Languagelearning #deutsch

die Begeisterung für - enthusiasm for
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Die Begeisterung für das neue Buch wuchs, nachdem sie die ersten Kapitel gelesen hatte.

The enthusiasm for the new book grew after she had read the first chapters.

#LearnGerman #German #Languagelearning #deutsch

Well... the fact that ゆかい (愉快) means "pleasant, delightful" while ゆうかい (誘拐) means "kidnapping" also means certain confusion when you're not listening carefully  

#LanguageLearning #Japanese

der Informationselektroniker / die Informationselektronikerin - the information electronics technician
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Der Informationselektroniker ist für die Installation von Netzwerken verantwortlich.

The information electronics technician is responsible for installing networks.

#LearnGerman #German #Languagelearning #deutsch

17 Funny #Italian Proverbs That Make ZERO Sense (At First!)

Italian sayings are gold for language learners—quirky, vivid, and full of wisdom. This Tandem blog post rounds up 17 hilarious proverbs with literal translations + real meanings.

#LanguageLearning #LearnItalian
https://tandem.net/blog/italian-proverbs

17 Funny Italian Proverbs That Make No Sense (Until They Do)

Discover 17 surprisingly funny Italian proverbs, their deeper meanings, and why they might make no sense in English.

Tandem - Speak Any Language

W O R D
🇮🇸 Icelandic: Gráta
🇬🇧 English: Cry
🏷️ Verb

E X A M P L E S E N T E N C E
🇮🇸 Icelandic: Ég grét mikið í gær.
🇬🇧 English: I cried a lot yesterday.

G R A M M A R
📝 The verb 'að gráta' (to cry) is a strong verb in Icelandic, meaning it undergoes vowel changes in its conjugation. The past tense form is 'ég grét' (I cried), not 'ég grátaði'. The verb does not typically take a definite or indefinite form itself.

#LearnIcelandic #Icelandic #LanguageLearning #Íslenska

einhalten (eine Regel, ein Gesetz) - to follow (a rule, a law)
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Es ist wichtig, die Regeln zu jeder Zeit einzuhalten.

It is important to follow the rules at all times.

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Are there words that you know in the second language, that you don't know in your native language?

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/68683035

Are there words that you know in the second language, that you don't know in your native language? - Divisions by zero

Can you think of a word or a thing that you know the name of in a second language, but don’t know in your native language? And I don’t mean grammatical constructs, past tenses and stuff like that. I mean nouns, names of objects, verbs, etc. My examples (Czech native, English is my second language): * Some tools, since I watch a lot of makers: auger, router, mill (as in a milling machine) * A lot of math/physics/programming terms: algebraic constructs (groups and the whole hierarchy), sub-atomic particles and terms from quantum theory… So many original english terms in IT are generally used “as-is” that I don’t even know if some of them have a czech equivalent. I know some do, but I’d never use them in a conversation. * Some exotic animals, but I can’t think of any right now… I know I could easily find the translations. However, I don’t usually get into a context where such words would appear in other language than English. And it feels like I’ve mastered the language when there’s a thing I fully understand the meaning of, while only learning abou it in English without the need to translate.

🏛️🧮 Latin Level 15.

Latin feels less like learning a language and more like reverse-engineering the architecture of Western thought.

You start noticing:

* recursive roots,
* modular declensions,
* symbolic compression through endings,
* grammatical transforms acting almost like algebraic operators.

That’s mathematics hiding inside language.

At some point, translation becomes pattern mapping.

#MikeTateMath #Latin #LanguageLearning #PatternRecognition #RecursiveLearning #TopologyOfLanguage