המלצה לספר למתקדמים ?
היי לכולם/ן וחג עצמאות שמח!
יש לכם המלצה לספר לימוד עברית למתקדמים ?
תודה
u/tzvio — 3 hours ago
r/LearnHebrew
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Can I wear Hebrew jewelry if im not Jewish
I wanna wear a necklace that says my name in Hebrew idk
edit: I wanna clarify im severely autistic and one of my main special interests is Israel
u/candyangel16 — 13 days ago
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Moving from Australia to Israel
Hi there, now that extra opportunities are available what is the market/availability like in the West Bank and Gaza? Looking at getting in early. Have an investment property in St.Kilda, Australia.
u/chainsaw_kitten_006 — 7 days ago
3 tips for introducing Hebrew to toddlers (from a former day school teacher)
I see a lot of parents stressing over how early to start formal reading lessons. If you are trying to raise bilingual kids or just want to build a foundation for the Alef-Bet, here are three things that actually work for the under-5 crowd:
1. Ditch the "lessons" and focus on the environment. If you sit a 3-year-old down with flashcards, it usually ends in frustration. Instead, just leave Hebrew letters around their environment. When kids see the letters repeatedly with zero pressure, they build casual familiarity. This visual recognition is the scaffolding for actual reading later.
2. Physical > Digital. Toddlers learn through tactile play. Hearing "Alef" while physically holding an א builds direct neural pathways in a way that watching a screen simply cannot.
3. Anchor it to a daily routine. Don't carve out "Hebrew time." Attach it to something they already do every day—like meal time or bath time.
The TL;DR: Surround them with the Alef-Bet so they can handle it without realizing they're learning.
If you want to read a bit more about the actual methodology behind this, I wrote a deeper dive on my blog here: https://www.speakyti.com/blogs/resources/early-hebrew-literacy-why-language-exposure-matters-more-than-formal-reading-lessons
u/HumbleDraw8 — 5 days ago
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Hebrew Private Lessons and Courses
My name is Nava and I offer online 1-on-1 or class lessons in Hebrew. I'm an Israeli and native speaker with a bachelor's Degree in Linguistics from Tel Aviv University, 20 year experience as literary editor, writer and playwright and I've been teaching Hebrew courses at a leading UK University since 2019 and have been an online tutor since 2020.
I cover topics from very basic letter recognition and simple phrases to more advanced topics such as grammar and listening comprehension. My students range from members of the Jewish community in the diaspora, spouses of Israelis and even language enthusiasts. I use my own material as well as children's books and music to teach.
I'm very passionate about the Hebrew language and people say it often shows in my classes! If you're interested, please send me a chat request and I'd love to discuss further. Thank you for reading :)
u/Coppercrow — 11 days ago
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Podcasts?
Hi, does anyone have any podcasts that are a bit slower pace?
I like, true crime, scams, gossip (think reddit stories) all things considered, replyall
I'm also down for audiobooks, I like fantasy, magic, and romance
u/artemisRiverborn — 13 days ago