As someone who has personally studied Hebrew, I can testify to the difficulty that exists in transitioning from the ability to read a text and understand a good deal of Hebrew words to the ability speak in a “real time” manner. That difficulty for me by the simple fact that the availability of Hebrew speakers in my neck of the woods is limited.

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Finding the right mix of resources is critical for studying any language. Some people prefer strictly audio courses, other prefer traditional book and audio formats, while others prefer an interactive approach using software. Whatever the case, choosing tools you feel comfortable with go a long way to insuring you reach a measurable level of proficiency.

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A quick video covering basic Hebrew phrases and vocabulary for eating and restaurant situations.

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The standard Pimsleur Comprehensive course is the mainstay of the Pimsleur series. Introductory sets are available, though. For Spanish, German and soon to be for French and Italian, 100 Pimsleur lessons available. The majority of languages include at least one thirty lesson course.

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My friend’s children have benefited immensely through Hebrew television and radio, so I’ve compiled a list of ten Hebrew radio stations to help you on your path to learning or improving your Hebrew.

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Despite the fact that are only approximately 6 million speakers of Modern Hebrew, a disproportionate amount of interest relative to its size exists in learning Hebrew. This is largely tied to Jewish communities around the world, but is also generated by interest among many Christian communities.

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