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| Adult students of all ages (over 17), whose mother tongue is not Hebrew and do not speak, read or write Hebrew. |
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| One academic year. |
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The course is equivalent to an Ulpan in Israel.
The classes focus on speaking, reading and writing in Modern Hebrew. Throughout the course students learn the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph Bet) and vowels, and acquire 500 words in Hebrew used in basic conversation on a variety of topics.
The class meets once a week, students must complete homework assignments sent by the teacher after each lesson. |
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have a basic vocabulary of 500 words useful to his personal needs. |
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know how to express basic feelings and emotions. |
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know how to construct basic sentences in Hebrew. |
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know how to read short texts. |
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know how to write short simple sentences. |
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Author of Course:
Wilder Michal |
I recently moved to Tel Aviv, to live near the Mediterranean Sea that I love so much, and wake up every morning to its beautiful smell.
I enjoy reading on the beach, and my main hobbies include macramé, ...Read more
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"Every week I just keep amazing myself regarding how much I am learning! I look forward to my Sunday class and don't want to miss it or to be late. Everyone knows not to call me from 1:00 until after 2:00. Thank You." - Thelma, New York |
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"I knew almost nothing in Hebrew, in just a few months I am pretty confident that I can express myself in Hebrew. This is no magic, this is Hebrewonline.Thank you." - Sam, Turkey |
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