Introduction to Modern Hebrew and Biblical Hebrew!

Courses for beginners and intermediates. Learn cursive Hebrew writing, vocabulary, grammar, speaking. Learn to read basic texts, write answers to comprehension questions, write short topics. Introduction to reading press articles. I can provide an introduction to Yiddish, Arabic Judeo. In these courses, for beginners, I mainly start by teaching cursive writing and the correct pronunciation of all Hebrew letters as well as vowels and vocalization. The training is personalized, it depends on the level of the student, beginner or intermediate. I can also offer a course in Jewish musicology in the Maghreb, mainly Tunisia.

Hebrew is an ancient language. It is a language of prayer and of the Bible. Considered a holy language, it has evolved through history to be guarded and ultimately revived as a modern and spoken language. It's influence from and on Judaism and The State of Israel exhibits a story of faith, nationhood, and even some secrets. My Hebrew lessons are personalized to each student's objectives, abilities, and interests. Let's learn together Modern and Biblical Hebrew

I will help you to jump-start your learning process in Hebrew and English by personalizing our plan and goals according to your needs. During the lesson we will start with letters, vocabulary and simple conversations if you are a beginner and move on to sentences and more complicated freer conversations as we advance, doing it gradually and patiently to make sure you understand every step. We will use texts, stories, pictures, videos and other media. Students of all levels are welcome.

Arabic, Hebrew and German for all levels on site in Frankfurt am Main or online via Skype For example Arabic lessons Arabic course for beginners on site in Frankfurt am Main - online via Zoom / Moodle / Skype Lecturer: Samir, MBA Arabic Lecturer & Intercultural Coach Arabia since 1994 Course duration: 12 dates (2x a 45 minutes of lessons) Working documents & book: own documents + textbook Salam Arabic for beginners course book Klett Verlag Place: Rossittener Straße Frankfurt am Main or online via Skype / Zoom / Moodle / Adobe Connect etc., Time: See above flexible if necessary (by arrangement): during the day, in the evening and on weekends. Completion: Certificate of participation / certificate --- Hebrew / Ivrit Online Lessons Retired language lecturer offers Hebrew lessons for all levels in Frankfurt am Main or nationwide online via Skype / Zoom. I am flexible in terms of time: during the day, in the evening or at the weekend. Teaching material: Own documents and third-party websites such as Haaretz & Co Textbook: Ivrit bekef Hebrew for German speakers by Smadar Raveh-Klemke, Hempen Verlag Bremen Hebrew for All by Hila Amit Verlag: edition assemblage סמיר איראני מורה לעברית מפרנקפורט בגרמניה --- German / German lessons for expats / migrants / foreigners / foreign students I teach German at all levels, from complete beginners (A1) to advanced students (C2) I also teach for a variety of purposes - professional business German, conversational German, German for tests and exams, and everything in between. I have 25 years of experience in teaching German as a foreign language (German for foreigners and DaF German as a foreign language, German as a second language) Exam German (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, Telc, Goethe, DAF and DSH) German for travel Business German (negotiation, networking, recruiting, pharmaceuticals, industry, banking etc.) German for conversation confidence training I can help you: - feel more confident when you speak German at work - Learn vocabulary relevant to your job - avoid common grammar mistakes when speaking and writing emails - improve your accent and intonation - and felt more comfortable with small talk in German - job search / interview preparation

Learn Hebrew from scratch or improve your Hebrew. Whether you want to work on speaking, reading, writing or listening comprehension, I can help you. Sometimes what we learn in official classes doesn't match reality, and I believe that learning from native speakers is the best way to assimilate ourselves in a new language. My classes would include day-to-day common phrases and would focus on the correct yet simple way to express yourselves in Hebrew, and at the same time I always explain the proper Hebrew version of things. I think it ́s important to know both :) If you're starting from scratch then we will go over the Alef-Beit, get familiar with the sound of the words and slowly build up a conversational vocabulary and reading and writing abilities, all depends on your interests. Already know the basics of Hebrew? Awesome! let's go deeper and learn the grammar so that we can read and understand news, or practice our conversation skills by talking about out interests and hobbies.

Let's speak Hebrew together and make progress! I prioritize speaking practice, as it's the most effective way to learn. If you want to improve your writing, reading, or listening, don't worry—I'll tailor the classes to suit your goals. Get ready to learn and have fun! Hello! My name is Maya. Besides teaching Hebrew, I study Movement Directing and Teaching in London. I love people and dogs, but it's a bit more difficult to teach dogs Hebrew, so I'll be glad to teach you.

Do you want to read the original Hebrew Bible, Torah, Psalms of King David, authentic, ancient prayer book, Chanuka, Passover, New Year/Rosh Hashana, etc. This class is taught in University-level English. New York City living in Vienna. I have taught the CRASH COURSE in Hebrew Reading to groups in the United States and teach now privately, one-on-one! Many have successfully learned to read Hebrew with me. I am personable, flexible, reliable, and knowledgeable. 'class taught in English with some basic German as needed. I look forward to helping you on your journey to read and understand Biblical Hebrew, the foundation of Modern, conversational Hebrew spoken in Israel and around the world!

The Hebrew course is structured as follows: 1. Initial Assessment Needs assessment: Identify learners’ goals and their initial level of proficiency. Level test: Administer a placement test to determine the level of each learner. 2. Course Planning Learning Objectives: Define clear and measurable objectives for each module of the course. Lesson plan: Develop a detailed plan with a logical progression of lessons. 3. Introduction to the Alphabet and Phonetics Hebrew Alphabet: Teach letters and their sounds, including writing and recognition exercises. Pronunciation: Practice Hebrew-specific sounds through audio exercises and repetitions. 4. Basic Vocabulary Initial themes: Introduce basic vocabulary by theme (greetings, family, food, etc.). Practical exercises: Use flashcards, games and interactive activities to reinforce vocabulary. 5. Basic Grammar Grammatical structures: Teach fundamental grammatical structures such as articles, pronouns, and present tense conjugation of verbs. Grammar exercises: Provide written and oral exercises to practice new structures. 6. Conjugation of Verbs Common verbs: Learn the conjugation of the most used verbs in the present, past and future. Conjugation tables: Use tables and exercises to make it easier to memorize verb forms. 7. Sentence Construction Syntax: Teach the structure of simple sentences and then complex sentences. Oral and written practice: Encourage students to construct their own sentences orally and in writing. 8. Oral and Written Comprehension Listening exercises: Use dialogues and audio recordings to develop oral comprehension. Simple reading: Introduce short and simple texts to work on written comprehension. 9. Conversational Practice Role plays: Organize role plays and simulations to practice the language in a real context. Guided discussions: Lead discussions on various topics to encourage oral expression. 10. Ratings and Feedback Ongoing Assessments: Use quizzes, assignments, and mini-tests to track student progress. Regular feedback: Provide constructive and personalized feedback to help students improve. 11. Culture and Context Cultural immersion: Integrate elements of Israeli culture (history, traditions, festivals) into the course. Cultural activities: Organize cultural events, film screenings and discussions on cultural aspects. 12. Use of Technologies Online apps and tools: Use language learning apps, online resources and learning platforms. Digital media: Integrate videos, podcasts and online articles to diversify learning methods. 13. Revisions and Reinforcement Review sessions: Schedule regular review sessions to consolidate knowledge. Strengthening exercises: Provide additional exercises to practice identified weak areas. 14. Monitoring and Adaptation Individual monitoring: Track the progress of each student individually. Adaptation of the program: Adjust the program and methods based on student feedback and their progress. This methodological approach aims to provide a comprehensive and immersive learning experience, with an emphasis on practice, structured progression and adaptation to the needs of learners.

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Dear all, You can learn now Hebrew, a beautiful and historical language. I’d be happy to teach you Hebrew, as a natural speaker. We’ll learn the alphabet, to read and write, as well as to speak. Every student comes from different backgrounds, and different levels of knowledge. Whether you are an absolute beginner - or know already a bit of Hebrew - I’ll be very happy to teach, help, and guide you towards your goal. Sacha.

Trilingual Hebrew French English with experience, I give Hebrew lessons at all levels, grammar, vocabulary enrichment, conversation, written and oral. I lived for 7 years in Israel, graduated from La Sorbonne in Paris and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Methodology adapted to the level of the pupil and his needs. Reference available. I am 27 years old, I am Israeli, I live in Tel Aviv. I graduated from Sciences Po Paris, the Sorbonne Paris IV and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Passionate about language, literature and philosophy, I love to teach and pass on my knowledge.

I teach Hebrew classes. All levels. In person or online. For couples or families. Materials are provided. No prior knowledge is necessary. Verbs, grammar, common expressions and phrases. Bible. Readings. Poems. Songs.

The Hebrew language has a rich history and cultural significance. Whether learning for fun, to connect with religion, or in preparation for a Bar/ Bat Mitzvah (traditional Jewish coming-of-age ceremony), allow me to share my passion for the language. Although not my first language, I have been studying both Modern and Biblical Hebrew since primary school, continuing it at GCSE level, in which I achieved a grade 9 (highest grade), and for A-Level. In addition, I have three years experience teaching Hebrew in Sunday school classes, and as part of my extracurricular and voluntary activities. The language holds so much significance to me and I would love to help others appreciate its beauty.

At the very least, studying with the best is the minimum you have to afford, I've been teaching Hebrew and Yiddish for five years Take your time and a computer I am very excited every time to teach, so give me the opportunity to teach you and get excited every time