Modern Hebrew
Modern Hebrew is a Constructed Language. Deal With It.
Arabic Influence on Modern Hebrew!!
The modern Hebrew is MISSING this phrase that Christ quoted!
B3: Book Review: Modern Hebrew by Rosen School of Hebrew
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Modern Hebrew
"Ivrit" redirects here. For other uses, see Hebrew language.
Modern Hebrew (Hebrew: עברית ישראלית ivrit yisre'elit (standard Hebrew) or ivrit israelit (modern spoken Hebrew)), also known as Israeli Hebrew or Modern Israeli Hebrew, is the language spoken in Israel and in some Jewish communities worldwide, from the early 20th century to the present.
Modern Hebrew was developed in the late 19th century and early 20th century in a process often referred to as the "Revival of the Hebrew language".
Modern Hebrew is spoken nowadays by about seven million people — most of them citizens of Israel, or Israeli immigrants living around the world, of which three million are native speakers of Modern Israeli Hebrew, two million are new immigrants, one million are Israeli Arabs and half a million are Israelis or non-Israelis who live abroad, mostly in Jewish communities around the world.
Modern Hebrew is, together with Modern Standard Arabic, the first official language of the modern state of Israel, and even before the state's establishment it was one of the official languages of the British Mandate for Palestine.
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