
Discover the Hebrew alphabet by writing aleph, tav, hey, mem and mem sofit, and noon sofit, and compare printing versus written forms while practicing right-to-left writing and end-of-word rules.
learn four new Hebrew letters: lamed, yud, dalit, and resh with step-by-step handwriting, practice recalling prior letters, and test yourself by reading and writing the words shown.
Learn to write Gimel, Zayin, Shin, and Tet, and use dot positions to distinguish similar letters while practicing basic Hebrew words like shemesh and yam.
Learn to recognize and write five Hebrew letters, including ayin, zadeh, tsadi, tet, and vav, and distinguish vav from nun while practicing letter forms and basic pronunciation signs.
Explore Hebrew pronouns and their gendered forms, from ani and atta to anachnu, hem, and hen, and learn singular and plural usage with talmid, talmidim, and talmidot.
Learn how Hebrew marks this and these with ze and zot, uses el for plurals, and asks ma ze or me zot to identify items by gender.
Explore Hebrew adjectives and noun agreement, using the definite article ha to mark known information and practice forming phrases like ha ish nechmad gadol and yeled gadol.
Practice what you've learned in this section by doing this worksheet which contains 3 questions where you need to change the following sentences according to the question's requirements.
Master basic Hebrew verb groups and endings driven by pronouns. Learn infinitive forms with vav and yud, and practice present and past tense conjugations with translation exercises.
Explore Hebrew group 2 verbs, compare them to the previous group, and illustrate endings with tav instead of hei, along with aleph behavior in Akiva.
Explore group 3 Hebrew verbs, focusing on pronunciation shifts with vav and hei, forming past and present tenses, infinitives, and plurals, with practical pronunciation drills and example verbs.
Explore groups of Hebrew verbs and their patterns, focusing on meme, shorish, vav, and hey endings, and practice forming present, past, and infinitive verb forms.
Learn Hebrew verbs through present and past tense conjugations, verb infinitives, and root patterns, including meem-tav roots and lamed-hey endings.
Explore how kmo expresses 'like' or 'as' in Hebrew, using kmo with nouns and with who to say 'no one like you,' 'you are the best,' and other examples.
learners explore hebrew adverbs, noting that when an adjective describes a verb you keep the masculine form, without noun-based changes, and practice placing adjectives accordingly.
Explore the construct state in Hebrew, showing how two or three nouns form phrases, when the first noun changes, and how adding hay marks definiteness in singular and plural.
This Hebrew course covers 4 levels - Alef, Alef plus, Bet, Bet plus.
Hi, I am teacher Jasmin and in this course you will get you to know important aspects about Hebrew language. This course covers from learning the alphabet to having the ability to build your own sentences in Hebrew. It is a course for all levels, whether you are a beginner or you know some basics of the language, this course will still be suitable for you. This course will give you a good understanding of the language, by using my simple method, you will be able to read, speak and understand the language structure. You will learn 6 verb systems and tenses will play a role with every system or group of verbs you start to learn. This course covers nouns, adjectives and adverbs, and also some of the frequently used conjunctions - all that is needed to build a sentence in Hebrew. You will get to know what is called a Smechot in Hebrew (construct state) which is seen in Hebrew texts - meaning that by reading texts, it will help you identify what the word or Smechot is, and identify to which system a verb belongs to as well as to what pronoun and in what tense that caused a change in a certain sentence or text.
Hope to see you there.