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Translating Hebrew: The Challenge of Meaning and Readability #TuviaSinger #TorahWisdom
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When you translate Hebrew into English, so much can be lost — because Hebrew is a precise, compressed, deeply intentional language. Every letter carries meaning, every root folds layers of depth, and every word must be translated with medakdekut, with real care, or its soul disappears in the process. Thank you for watching! P #HebrewPrecision #LostInTranslation #EveryLetterMatters #IntentionalLanguage #TorahDepth #HebrewToEnglish #MeaningAndClarity #JewishWisdom #HidabrootEnglish For more inspiring content: @Hidabrootcom
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the commentaries like Art Scroll, I mean
the translations like Art Scroll or
Judea Press, those that we're familiar
with, they're attempting to translate
and they of course you can't translate
Hebrew to English because it's not
readable. And there are many words like
the verb of being. The whole thing is
just different. So it's it has to be
rewritten, refashioned to make it
readable. And they're trying to render
what it said. They're attempting to
translate and they can rightfully call
it a translation because that's the
attempt that Rabbi Mosha Rosenberg uh
who did a brilliant translation Judea
press he attempt to translate um no it's
a commentary but it's a the attempt is a
translation.