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Become an advanced Hebrew speaker reader & writer: Level 1.
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(18 ratings)
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Become an advanced Hebrew speaker reader & writer: Level 1.

NO HOMEWORK GUARANTEE! By the end of the course you’ll be reading Biblical Hebrew: Beginners Modern & Biblical Hebrew.
Created byAshira Hill
Last updated 7/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Conversational phrases and vocabulary in Hebrew
  • The Hebrew Alphabet
  • Hebrew vowel sounds
  • Be able to read and write in print and cursive in Hebrew
  • Begin to read and translate Biblical Hebrew
  • Understand the basics of Hebrew grammar
  • The practice and learning is all done together in the course so students won’t need to do any homework or extra learnings to achieve these objectives.
  • 13% to beginner level Hebrew and well over 4% to fluent advanced Hebrew speaker

Course content

1 section • 24 lectures • 3h 29m total length

  • Hebrew (2)11:35
  • Lesson 1 practice6:38

    Practice lesson focuses on Hebrew letters and pronunciation, using flash-aloud drill with aleph, lammed, mem, vav, and final forms; compare Safadi and Ashkenazi pronunciation and long vs short vowel cues.

  • 2. Hebrew Greetings9:45
  • 2.2 Hebrew Greetings continued8:48
  • Practice lesson 211:20
  • 3. Revision13:25
  • 4. Conversational Hebrew12:02
  • Revision5:18
  • 5. Read and write9:25
  • 6. Conversational Hebrew7:06
  • 7. More conversational Hebrew8:28
  • Practice 46:05
  • Practice 71:58

    Practice 7 guides learners in reading and pronouncing Hebrew letters, exploring the raiche and a-sound, and linking protection-related meanings to foundational vocabulary from sacred phrases.

  • The letter Hei2:47
  • 8. Vocabulary - Relationships17:47
  • Practice 86:27
  • 9. Introduction to inseparable particles14:26
  • 9. The article continued13:22
  • Practice 91:42
  • 10. Grammar13:45
  • Practice 109:01

    Practice session reinforces Hebrew sounds and letters, including Zion and final forms, Sa'adi sounds, kibbutz, and key vowels, with reference charts and guided drills to boost pronunciation.

  • Conclusion0:21
  • Bonus practice activity 18:26
  • Bonus Practice activity 29:19

Requirements

  • None, although some prior Hebrew familiarity wont hurt

Description

It takes 1000 to 3000 Hebrew words in your vocabulary in order to be a fluent Hebrew speaker by definition. This course will take you the first 4% of the way to fluent Hebrew speaker, in addition to equipping you with the tools you’ll need to complete the journey: That is, upon completion of the course you’ll be able to read and write the Hebrew alphabet, and read the Hebrew nikkud signs (vowels), off by heart (without having to complete extra activities or homework outside of the course video content itself).

This course is for those who want to learn Hebrew but are overwhelmed with scattered resources and are impatient/short on time!

Learners whom are short of time, don’t have the time for fuss and homework and extra activities where you end up doing half the work yourself anyway! This Hebrew course is an easy and engaging course where all of the learnings and memorizing is done together as a part of the actual course so that you know the Hebrew alphabet, vowel signs, how to read and write in Hebrew (in both print and the beginnings of cursive), how to hold a basic introductory conversation in modern Hebrew, and be equipped with the foundations of Biblical Hebrew; without any additional time investment beyond the physical length of the course.


By the end of the course you’ll be able to participate in a basic modern Hebrew conversation, conduct a Biblical Hebrew word or phrase (passok) study, and read Biblical Hebrew with ease.


And, you’ll love learning the language so much when you realize how easy it is, that you’ll want more!

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone wishing to learn Hebrew
  • Prospective tourists to Israel wishing to learn conversational skills
  • Someone making Aliyah to Israel and wanting a head start on ulpan
  • People whom wish to pray in Hebrew but are currently unable
  • Those wishing to learn how to understand the Bible in its original Hebrew text but don’t know where to begin
  • Hebrew scholars who are lazy to find all the free Hebrew resources online because they want them all in one place
  • Lazy students wishing to be spoon fed
  • People who want to learn Hebrew but are short of time
  • Boys wanting some extra help to prepare for bar mitzvah (or girls) especially with reading Hebrew
  • People undergoing the conversion program who’d like a crash course that enables them to learn to read Hebrew, FAST
  • Those wishing to become an advanced and fluent Hebrew language practitioner

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