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Hebrew

Save Hebrew as a language-learning interest while level-specific, reviewed instruction is developed.

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  • hebrew-a1-dialogues: required audio asset is not ready
  • hebrew-a1-pronunciation: required audio asset is not ready

What this course establishes

  • Decode a small set of right-to-left Hebrew greetings in pointed learner support and ordinary unpointed spelling
  • Exchange name, origin, residence, and limited language information while selecting person, number, and relevant gender forms
  • State non-understanding, request repetition or slower speech, ask how something is written, and confirm a key detail

Entry knowledge

  • No prior Hebrew required
  • Ability to read or use an accessible alternative for short right-to-left text

Scope boundaries

  • Introductory A1-oriented Modern Hebrew interaction only; not fluency, complete alphabet or grammar mastery, interpretation, translation, religious instruction, Biblical Hebrew, certification, or professional-language qualification

Fastest competency route

No fluency or fastest-hour claim; acceleration depends on demonstrated listening, speaking, right-to-left reading, writing, interaction, form selection, and repair competence rather than transliteration or isolated phrase recognition.

  1. Pass right-to-left decoding, pointed/unpointed recognition, listening, pronunciation, and agreement diagnostics after approved audio exists
  2. Complete greeting, identity, and communication-repair performances
  3. Correct script, direction, spelling, agreement, meaning, and interaction errors in a final portfolio

Full self-paced route

  1. Writing systems, greetings, and person reference lesson with qualified-speaker audio
  2. Identity, residence, language, and agreement lesson
  3. Requests, clarification, and confirmation lesson
  4. Interaction portfolio, feedback, revision, and final assessment

Lesson and assessment map

01

כתב מימין לשמאל וברכות

Read and exchange core greetings in right-to-left Hebrew while distinguishing pointed learner support from ordinary unpointed spelling.

4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.

02

שם, מקום, מין דקדוקי ומספר

Exchange name, origin, residence, and language information while making person, gender, and number choices explicit and respectful.

4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.

03

הבהרה ואישור

State non-understanding and request repetition, slower speech, written form, or confirmation in a short contemporary Hebrew exchange.

4 questions: recall, application, judgment, and error correction.

Required applied assignment

Hebrew introductory interaction portfolio

Create three short Modern Hebrew interactions—greeting, introduction, and practical communication repair—in accessible right-to-left Hebrew, with pointed learner support where useful, consistent agreement, English functional meanings, and revision. Listening and pronunciation scoring remain unavailable until qualified-speaker audio is approved.

  • Right-to-left greeting exchange with paired pointed/unpointed examples
  • Identity exchange covering name, origin, residence, and languages with agreement annotations
  • Practical exchange containing non-understanding, a matched repair request, and confirmation
  • Line-by-line English functional meaning and accessible language/direction markup
  • Pronunciation rehearsal notes tied to approved speaker- and community-labeled audio once available
  • Revision memo correcting script direction, spelling, agreement, meaning, or unsupported identity inference

Passing standard: 80 of 100 points, with substantive revision required.

Continue after this course

  • Complete Hebrew alphabet decoding, handwriting, final letter forms, and keyboard input
  • High-frequency roots and patterns, noun gender and number, articles, prepositions, possession, and agreement
  • Present and past verb patterns, object marking, questions, negation, and connected clauses
  • Listening across documented speaker communities, guided interaction, reading, and short writing