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Got Skype? Want to speak Hebrew on Skype?
Jun 13th
That’s all you need to get started – you, too, can learn how to speak Hebrew on Skype.
Anyone can learn to speak Hebrew on Skype
It’s the modern and convenient way to get started with Hebrew phrases and conversation. As our many clients who use this method can testify, there are is no easier way than learning to speak Hebrew on Skype.
Learning to speak Hebrew on Skype has one major benefit!
It’s the flexibility! Subject, of course to time zone variation, you can learn at a time that suits you. You can relax with your favourite drink, sit back and engage in More >
Learn Hebrew on Skype
Jun 8th
At Street Hebrew we specialise in teaching people who want to learn Hebrew on Skype.
Just concentrating on how to speak Hebrew on Skype for now! (Photo credit: KEXINO)
Latest available figures show that there are around 125 million logins to Skype EACH MONTH – so its a pretty popular way to communicate.
For us, and our many clients who learn Hebrew on Skype with us, there are two major benefits:
- It’s easy and convenient to use
- and using Skype is FREE!
And when we need to use our Teaching Worksheets it’s simple to do this online in a number of different ways, whilst still being connected More >
“I Want to Begin to Speak Hebrew!
May 28th
Street Hebrew is the perfect site to help you to begin to speak Hebrew.
Even Her Majesty wants to begin to speak Hebrew!
We know that many people are nervous and are afraid to take the first step. Perhaps it’s because Hebrew sounds strange compared to, say English or other European languages.
It’s true that, when you begin to speak Hebrew, you will have to master one or two sounds that you are not used to.
Begin to speak Hebrew without fear
Being a total beginner has it’s advantages when it comes to learning pronunciation, as you begin to speak Hebrew. At least you don’t More >
Speak Hebrew Like A Native
May 21st
Want to speak Hebrew like a native Israeli?
We all love Hebrew here at Street Hebrew!(Photo credit: Wikipedia)
That’s not as difficult as you might imagine. Here, at Street Hebrew, we concentrate on providing a basic framework that enables you to speak Hebrew in the everyday manner of the average Israeli.
One reason that it is easy to speak Hebrew, in a way that doesn’t tag you as an outsider, is that for over 40% of Israelis, Hebrew is not their mother tongue. They also had to learn it as a second language. Also, for 20% of Israeli citizens, Arabic is their More >
Learning Hebrew is Not So Hard!
May 16th
Learning Hebrew is not so hard….Especially if you mastered EFL or ESL.
Not as difficult as it seems. Trust us!(Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Relative to the complexities of English and English Grammar, learning Hebrew is not so difficult. Although, as with every language (except Esperanto) there are a few irregularities.
But, they are the exception, and nowhere near as numerous as in English. At Street Hebrew, we concentrate on the basics of conversational and everyday Hebrew.
Our Hebrew programme is designed to get you up and running and learning Hebrew as quickly as possible.
We want you to feel comfortable in learning Hebrew and that’s why we prefer More >
How will your Kids Learn Hebrew & Integrate in Israel?
Jun 23rd
When to take the plunge and encourage your kids to learn Hebrew
One of the most difficult aspects of making aliyah is the kids. Moving countries and changing realities isn’t simple and taking your kids into consideration has to be one of your top priorities when considering the move. So is there a right or wrong age to make the move as far as the little ones are concerned? For that matter is there a preferable or ideal age for them? And at what point should they start to learn Hebrew?
The general consensus among educators is that, depending on the maturity More >
Understanding Hebrew conversations
Dec 29th
Understanding Hebrew conversations but only knowing some of the words
You might think this sounds like a tall order but it is possible to get the gist of a fluent, Hebrew conversation whilst only knowing 70% or less of the actual words in it.
As with any language it’s not always just about the words. There are many other factors that contribute to comprehending and understanding what is being said:
Understand Hebrew ContextYou can glean a lot from a conversation by keeping it in context. Say for example you are at the pharmacy. You would expect to hear words like “medicine, prescription or More >
