A Hebrew picture dictionary made from your own life
How a student and her partner turned everyday photographs into a personal Hebrew dictionary, and how to make one with a friend.
Learning Hebrew
Practical ideas for studying Hebrew, staying motivated and finding a pace that works for you.
How to learn a little Hebrew on the toilet
A vocabulary habit from a shared house in Florentin: use a small poster, hide the answers, and practise a few Hebrew words during an ordinary pause.
How to learn Hebrew with labels around the house
What to do when Hebrew sticky notes become invisible: choose fewer objects, say the words, test yourself and replace the labels you know.
You can use Hebrew without switching the whole conversation
A way to use beginner Hebrew with a partner or friend, a few words at a time, inside conversations you already have.
You know the Hebrew words. Now try making a sentence.
A simple practice game from our Russian lessons: put useful words on a board, build a sentence, and challenge a friend to change it.
How to remember Hebrew words that keep disappearing
A student’s imaginary argument, a few personal associations, and a practical way to review Hebrew vocabulary with flashcards.
Sometimes the best thing for your Hebrew is a break
Yaron Sivan on motivation, feeling saturated, and why a break between Hebrew courses can sometimes make more sense than signing up again.
Why a group of Hebrew teachers decided to learn Russian
What happened when Hebrew teachers became beginners in Russian: a new alphabet, different learning speeds, and useful ideas for our students.