The Hebrew alphabet consists entirely of consonants, though some can function as vowels. Vowels are indicated with a system of dots and dashes next to the letters, but these are usually omitted except in Bibles and children’s books. It is common for words, especially foreign words, to be spelled in more than one way; the Abu’l`afia Synagogue has five different spellings of its name on its signs. The accent is usually on the last syllable; most of the exceptions are segolates (words in which …

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Learn Hebrew In 13 Lessons

Can you imagine how good you’re going to feel the next time you look at a page of Hebrew text and you will not only be able to recognize the letters and words, you’ll be able to read the text out loud in clear, well-accented Hebrew? Picture how surprised and amazed your family and friends will be — especially when you tell them that you learned to read Hebrew by yourself, and in less than thirteen lessons! You didn’t dream it….you didn’t spend months in a Hebrew class…you didn’t fly to Israel to study Hebrew…you simply stayed At Home With Hebrew! How are you going to make this daydream a reality? Keep reading, because I’ve got a sure-fire, guaranteed method for you to learn Hebrew quickly and have lots of fun while you’re learning. I’m so excited by the success of my Hebrew language tutorial At Home With Hebrew that I’ve created a special new website. You will be pleased how easy it’s going to be for you to learn to read Hebrew both silently and aloud, fluently and correctly accented. Most of the people I know personally who are already using At Home With Hebrew started reading and reciting Hebrew in less than thirteen lessons! Even after the first Lesson, you will be reading Hebrew (but only two simple letters and three vowels). Each lesson ads only two more letters, and you will know all the vowel symbols by Lesson3.

Learn the letters Gimel and Dalet, and more vowels. Assumes you have completed Lesson 01A and 01B (on YouTube).