Hebrew Language Resources
Got a Jerusalem property?
Milon.co.il is an excellent quick reference. You can copy and paste Hebrew words into the space provided for translation, or you can type in your own Hebrew text. If you're not familiar with the Hebrew keyboard, use the site below, Mikledet, to start.
Mikledet.com - You can start typing in Hebrew now with this simple, easy-to-use interface. Use it on the fly or to train yourself.
This site, Hebrew-Verbs.co.il, is an engine that conjugates for you a wide range of commonly used verbs.
A Step by Step Guide to Modern Hebrew by Michael Rose and Ezri Uval, will enable the aspiring Hebrew speaker to quickly understand the mechanics of the language, which will boost them into speech fairly rapidly. It's an excellent guidebook for independent learners and a great supplement for anyone studying Hebrew.
Ulpan La-Inyan's methodology relies heavily on the system developed by Professor Paul Pimsleur - because we believe it's the best. Ami learned Spanish and French on his morning commute with Simon and Schuster's audio lessons. So if you can't make it to class, check out: If you've got time to sit in front of the computer, we warmly recommend the Rosetta Stone system, which combines visual imagery with Pimsleur's principle of anticipation to create a highly effective course in basic Hebrew: |
