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In what order are the consonants ? ROLCAM 03/18/06
    Hebrew is a Semitic Language.
    Maltese is also a Semitic Language.

    In Maltese we know how to properly spell because
    the consonants always keep their position.

    Does this also apply to the spelling of Hebriac words?

    rolcam.

      Clarification/Follow-up by rosends on 03/19/06 1:04 am:
      What do you mean "always keep their position"?

      Clarification/Follow-up by ROLCAM on 03/19/06 3:54 am:
      I mean the same order.

      Example:-

      HADEM = to work.

      The H, D and M will always take the same order when the verb is conjugated.


      present tense.

      Jena nahdem
      Inti tahdem
      Huwa jahdem
      Ahna nahdmu
      Intom tahdmu
      Huma jahdmu.

      past tense.

      Jena hdimt
      Inti hdimt
      Huwa hadem
      Ahna hdimna
      Intom hdimtu
      Huma hadmu

      One more thing.
      In English the Infinitive is = to work.
      In Maltese the Infinitive is = hadem
      What he did in the past.

      Question??
      In Hebrew, how is the infinitive
      shown. Is it similar to the Maltese.
      What did the third person do in the past?

      Thank you.

      rolcam.


 
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