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The most effective way to learn Hebrew?
Since Hebrew belongs to the Semitic group. There may be a different way to learn it. But I've quite no idea. Can anyone recommend me some ways to learn Hebrew well?
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שלום Fredrik!
I can answer you about what has been effective for me. What way do you usually learn languages in?
I have used podcasts:
http://www.learnhebrewpod.com
http://www.hebrewpodcasts.com
Some other resources that might be beneficial for your learning:
The Hebrew alphabet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je0qQCiSX2s
Some videos from Hebrew online: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnpXd1-l0ok&feature=related
Except for that I have been reading a lot in Hebrew, e.g. the Tana’’ch - the Jewish Bible – in Hebrew [with the help of an etymological dictionary]; and studied the Torah [‘Books of Moses’]-portion of the week on http://www.netzarim.co.il ; Calendar [left menu]; then click on the link to the right of the text Parashat ha-Shavua of each Shabbat. In that site I have learned some Hebrew grammar and the etymological meaning of Hebrew words.
I also did a lot of reading in Hebrew when I studied for an Israeli Psychometric test; and most of the study materials were only available in Hebrew.
I hope this helps you!
Shalom,
Anders Branderud
I can answer you about what has been effective for me. What way do you usually learn languages in?
I have used podcasts:
http://www.learnhebrewpod.com
http://www.hebrewpodcasts.com
Some other resources that might be beneficial for your learning:
The Hebrew alphabet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je0qQCiSX2s
Some videos from Hebrew online: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnpXd1-l0ok&feature=related
Except for that I have been reading a lot in Hebrew, e.g. the Tana’’ch - the Jewish Bible – in Hebrew [with the help of an etymological dictionary]; and studied the Torah [‘Books of Moses’]-portion of the week on http://www.netzarim.co.il ; Calendar [left menu]; then click on the link to the right of the text Parashat ha-Shavua of each Shabbat. In that site I have learned some Hebrew grammar and the etymological meaning of Hebrew words.
I also did a lot of reading in Hebrew when I studied for an Israeli Psychometric test; and most of the study materials were only available in Hebrew.
I hope this helps you!
Shalom,
Anders Branderud
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