Learn Hebrew for Adult Beginners: 3 Books in 1: Read, Write, and Speak Hebrew in 30 Days! Paperback – March 14, 2024

A very structured approach in teaching the language

Wife loves it,she says going to be easier now to understand Hebrew

I am doing a preliminary review for the book called learn Hebrew for adult beginners... in thirty days. Not sure I like the feel of the book cover but upon reading the first few pages. It seems like a good way to learn. I can't utilize the free online items until I do a review so here I am conducting the review. I think it would be better for someone to actually start learning and get a little of the language under their belt before doing a review but I feel like I need the downloads and such that it comes with, especially to hopefully hear what each one of the letters sounds like because without that I am pretty sure its gonna be a wash. So there it is all I can say in such a short time of having it and just now checking it out except that I am feeling like it's going to take 30days just to learn the symbols of the alef-bet and how to pronounce them. Will re review afterward smiley ☺ See you then

Bonus material after buying book

I am trying to learn to read Hebrew. This seems like a good method.

I’m using one book of three books was at first look a bit daunting. However, the clarity, support and feeling empowered to my best in learning Hebrew. I have used other publications to open my mind and heart to the task of learning Hebrew.These books have opened many new pathways of following and practicing this learning process. Most of all, as I delve deeper into this series, I am encouraged that when I travel to Israel, I will be able to communicate smoothly in Hebrew. Thank you for creating this 3 in 1 series that is guiding me to the opportunity of being a successful student of my favorite language - Hebrew. Todah Rabbah!

Learn Hebrew for Adult Beginners: 3 Books in 1: Read, Write, and Speak Hebrew in 30 Days! is a pretty comprehensive look at the initial steps to learning this ancient language. The author introduces Hebrew's historical evolution, from alphabet shifts to language revival. The first chapter goes through the alphabet, which is challenging with its consonants and vowels, but the information is gradual. The Nikud introduces right-to-left reading, yet another challenge and hard to get used to. Chapter 2 explores specific letters, helping memorization with stroke order guides and mnemonic aids. Then there are practice sequences. This is the structure of the book. Grammar is broken into doable segments, explaining verb nuances and basic vocabulary. If you've ever wanted to learn Hebrew, this is a good start. While not perfect, the book lays a solid foundation for those new to the language.

“Learn Hebrew for Adult Beginners” is a good beginning for learning the Hebrew language. This book is broken down into three parts to make learning Hebrew easier and achievable within the promised thirty days. It starts out with the basics of Hebrew which includes learning the alphabet and pronunciation. The included flash cards and audio pronunciations came in handy here to help learn the correct pronunciation of the letters – which made learning words and expressions easier later on. After the basics, you learn grammar and then how to have conversations including every day words and even slang. Again, the audio pronunciations came in so handy here. The book also has a thirty day study plan to help you “chunk” your learning into achievable steps.