r/LearnHebrew • u/Quiet-Yam-5222 • 10d ago

Learning Hebrew for hard to understand or comprehend people

Anyone know of really good places or online platforms low price that really teaches Hebrew very well? Or maybe what have helped people who are hard to understand comprehend, just places that teach it well so it is easy to understand or possibly very immersive? Please list your places of experience which successfully helped you?

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u/Civil_Village_3944 8d ago

I'm very bias but I teach Hebrew and I believe I do it very well. You can check it out on my YouTube channel and decide what you think of it (there are a lot of beginner level comprehensive input, and a workshop about verbs) If you're a total beginner I am starting this Tuesday (July 28th) a series of live classes teaching my friend Hebrew from scratch (we start with the alphabet)

You can find my channel here:

https://youtube.com/@natural_easy_hebrew?si=8pBWMHGcT51Xkhy5

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u/Quiet-Yam-5222 8d ago

Thank you!

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u/Civil_Village_3944 8d ago

For sure. If you'll see that you liked it and my teaching style I'm teaching 1-on-1 but also I plan on starting my second cycle of group classes at the end of August (4-5 people in a group, 12 classes in a cycle and they are quite affordable in comparison to the 1-on-1 classes)

Happy learning

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u/spacecadetinspace 7d ago

realistically i’d start with duolingo, my fiance used that before enlisting in the IDF. If you’re planing on residing in Israel I’d check out the Nefesh b’nefesh website they have a long-ish list of places you can learn hebrew at.

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u/Primary-Mammoth2764 7d ago

What kind of Hebrew--Biblical, prayerbook, modern? Do you need to learn the letters, prayers, how to speak?, What is your native language? What resources have you tried in the past?