Hebrew is one of the oldest languages in the world, with a rich history that spans thousands of years. From its early roots as a language spoken by the ancient Israelites to its modern-day revival as the official language of the State of Israel, the story of Hebrew is one of resilience and transformation. The Roots of Hebrew Hebrew’s earliest origins can be traced back to the ancient Israelites, who spoke a Canaanite language that evolved into what we now know as Hebrew. The earliest written records of Hebrew date back to the 10th century BCE, when the language was used to write religious text ..read more

HebrewToday is inviting you to participate in our greatest deal of 2021! For 5 days only get 20% off all products on our website.Coupon code: FINAL2021 Click HERE to order! What will you find on sale? Newspapers for learning Hebrew – our well-known Bereshit and Yanshuf newspapers are on sale! Books – Study books, storybooks, gift books, and even our newest publication – The Hebrew Book of Letters – which has been flying off the shelf. Hebrew Starters Packet – the digital learning tool for those who are just starting to ..read more

Solo learning in any topic requires self-discipline and an appropriate investment of time. Have you decided that you want to learn Hebrew on your own, at home? Here are some tips and effective strategies for learning Hebrew – independently. Set Realistic Goals Learning Hebrew is a process. Even native Hebrew speakers can always enrich their knowledge and grasp of the language. So, if you’ve decided to learn Hebrew on your own, it’s important that you set targets and goals that you want to achieve. For example, expanding your lexicon by X number of words in Y amount of time, improving your gra ..read more

Are you interested in learning Hebrew? Do you already know basic Hebrew and want to improve your knowledge? Learning a language is a wonderful experience. You may be surprised to hear that you can learn Hebrew without investing all your time. The idea is to learn while you’re doing chores around the house, traveling, driving, or just sitting outside and enjoying the sun. If you do it correctly, you’ll be able to learn Hebrew relatively quickly and without too much effort. 10 Tips to Help you Improve your Hebrew: Listen to Audio Recordings Listening comprehension is an important tool in ..read more

A short tutorial on how to use our digital newspapers to learn the Hebrew language. Do you have more questions? Feel free to contact us: orders@hebrewtoday.com The post How to use our easy Hebrew Newspapers appeared first on Hebrew Today ..read more

יוֹם הַשׁוֹאָה  (Yom HaSho’ah) Holocaust Remembrance Day זִיכָּרוֹן בַּסָלוֹן (Zikaron BaSalon) Memory in the Livingroom In recent years, events in Israel that commemorate the Holocaust, have taken on more personal characteristics. In the past, the emphasis was on the overwhelming number of people murdered, and the communities that were wiped out; these days, individuals’ stories are being highlighted. People learn about the contributions of the European Jewish people to the countries they lived in, about the personal lives of individuals who were murdered, and about the in ..read more

The Hebrew language is considered one of the most adaptive languages in the world. From an ancient language that few knew, and even fewer spoke, it had become a language that more and more people speak. Actually, at the beginning of the 20th Century, Eliezer Ben-Yehuda decided to revitalize the Hebrew language. Until then, Modern Hebrew was basically not spoken. He taught Hebrew to his family members. He then taught Hebrew to more families and very slowly it become a language that was more and more common. Now it’s the official language of the State of Israel. Eliezer Ben-Yehuda   Nowad ..read more

The festival of Chanukah is known by another name – חג הָאוּרִים (chag ha’urim) – the Festival of Lights. This is because this is a festival full of light as we light candles every night. As you know, this holiday lasts for eight days. So let’s learn eight phrases with the word אוֹר (ohr) light. Enjoy!   אוֹר רִאשׁוֹן (ohr rishon) First Light אוֹר רִאשׁוֹן (ohr rishon) the first light of the day, in other words – sunrise, dawn אוֹר אַחֲרוֹן (ohr acharon) the last light of the day, in other words – sunset, twilight When we want to refer to an ‘earliest time of the ..read more

Come Celebrate Chanukah with Us! In honor of the Chanukah holiday, we at HebrewToday.com want to celebrate with you and make you happy. Although we can’t send you jelly doughnuts, we CAN give you a 20% discount on all our products! Shop Now Among our products you can find: Bereshit Newspaper An easy-Hebrew newspaper that includes Hebrew-English dictionaries, exercises and activities and (optional) audio reading of the articles.   Yanshuf Newspaper  Advanced-Hebrew newspaper that comes with an external glossary of words and (optional) audio reading of the articles. Hebrew Starter ..read more

  תשובות לפריזמה גיליון דצמבר 2020     עמוד 7 שוברים ת’ראש המורדים באפריקה עשו מַהְפֵּכָה. המכונית הִתְהַפְּכָה לתוך תעלה שליד הכביש. הסרט היה מאוד מעניין, היו בו הרבה תַהְפּוּכוֹת. ראיתי את הליצן הולך הָפוּךְ. השחקן הָפַךְ את הקלף. הקבוצה שהיתה בפיגור עשתה מַהְפָּךְ וניצחה. הכלי נשבר ואי-אפשר לתקן אותו. זה מצב בלתי-הָפִיךְ. התלמיד הבינוני הָפַךְ לתלמיד מוצלח.   עמוד 11 להקשיב ולהבין חדשות טובות מהפילים מאת סתיו מור קניה הודיעה שמספר הפילים אצלה הכפיל את עצמו. “במשך שלושים השנים האחרונות, עלה מספר הפילים מ-16 אלף ל-34 ..read more