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Hebrew Plural Nouns Posted by Ayana on Sep 21, 2020
Hebrew nouns can be either singular or plural in number. They are made plural by adding a one-syllable suffix to the end of the singular noun. There are two different plural suffixes, one for each grammatical gender. All Hebrew nouns are either masculine or feminine. The noun gender affects most of the words in the…
Learning Hebrew Through Songs 3 Posted by Ayana on Sep 8, 2020
Songs are a great tool for learning language. You can practice vocabulary and syntax while humming fine tunes. We already enjoyed quite a few Hebrew songs in our blog – check out the related posts’ list on the bottom. Today I want to introduce you a famous children song. The popular Hebrew nursery song called…
Hebrew Language Quiz Posted by Ayana on Aug 17, 2020
Hi everyone, my name is Ayana. Some of you already know me. I’m writing the Transparent Hebrew Language Blog for five years now. On August 2015, I posted my first post, and have been accompanying your Hebrew studies since then, with monthly tips and stories. To celebrate this fifth anniversary, and to summarize up a…
How to Use the Hebrew Verb to Change Posted by Ayana on Aug 3, 2020
The Hebrew verb לְהַחְלׅיף (pronounced as le-ah-lif) means to exchange, to swap, to change, to replace, to switch. The verb can refer to numerous nouns and objects, and can be used in many situations. It is very useful in Hebrew daily life. The root of the verb לְהַחְלׅיף is ח-ל-פ, and it belongs to binyan…
Hebrew Grammar and Vocabulary for Summer Vacation Posted by Ayana on Jul 20, 2020
The Israeli school year lasts ten months, from September first to the end of June. Last month, more than two millions Israeli students held graduation ceremonies, received certificates, and went on their summer vacation. Israeli students enjoy short vacations during the year. Summer break is their longest vacation, lasting two months from July through August…
Hebrew Beverage Vocabulary Posted by Ayana on Jul 6, 2020
Practical daily vocabulary of drinks and beverages. Water מַיִם The law in Israel requires public institutions such as government buildings, banks, clinics, hospitals, cinemas, schools, etc., to place a cold-water facility for the benefit of the public. The law also asserts that places where food is served (like restaurants, dining rooms, coffee shops, etc.) will…
Free Online Hebrew Learning Tools Posted by Ayana on Jun 22, 2020
Learning a foreign language is hard. Regardless of your level of proficiency, struggling with new vocabulary, grammar and syntax is not easy. Using the right tools can help you enjoy the way. Here is a list of free online tools to help you immerse in Hebrew. Watch Israeli television Watching television is a fun way…