What is he saying??? It sounds so beautiful!! This is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard. Please somebody translate! What is he saying? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JVhu9g9-jQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GupMW2J3dxM

When to use "Na'im lehakir"? When do we say "Na'im lehakir?" Is it formal or informal?

Cultural Music Question I heard that a lot of Indian music (especially classical music) have to do the the Sama-Veda and instructing the music. How can one tell if a song is according to the Sama-Veda? Is there anything specific that it instructs? And what exactly is a raag or raga? :) Thank you for answering me!

What is this saying? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM6US3FJFsI&playnext=1&list=PLF29E334D2BF1DB80&feature=results_video I understand what is "Abba" but I don't understand the rest. May someone translate for me? I'd really appreciate it! Toda raba!

Shema Israel Ivrit Song: What Is The Song Saying?? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQDlPLXJ1P8 This song is All in Hebrew (unlike the other one I posted which was a little bit of Ivrit, just wanted to know if that little portion of Hebrew was saying something different or saying the same thing as the lyrics that were in English) Can someone please translate it for me? I don't know what he's saying. The only thing I understand is "Shema Israel". I think he said echad, which I understand, but I don't understand the rest. May someone please translate this for me? Thank you :)

Why is there two different ways to say 1? Achat and Echad? How come there are two different ways to say one? Is there a specific meaning, or "rule" when to use each one?Toda raba.

What does this mean???? אנא אדוני הושיעה נא אנא אדוני הצליתה נא אנא אדוני האר פניך ברוך הבא בשם אךוני מבית אלוהים אברך את שמך פיתחוכי שערי-צךק אבוא-בם אוךה יה אנא אךוני

When to use the word berucha? When do I use the feminine word "berucha"? If I want to say baruch haba to a company of women do I change the baruch to berucha? Thank you.

Elohim?????? Was Elohim always the way to say "God" in Hebrew? I'm asking because the "im" is the masculine plural so it can be read as "gods" as well. I know according to the context, if the one speaking is talking about God or gods. What was the ancient Hebrew word for God? Was it El? Thank you!