Learn Hebrew

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About this app

The best app free Learn Hebrew for the world, contains over 9000 common Hebrew words and phrases with excellent audio quality. It serve the purpose for learning and travelers visiting Hebrew...Lessons are divided into category and subcategory in a scientific way, try and feel. It brings a new learning methods

FEATURES

- Support multiple languages (Translate from 32 languages to Hebrew)
- Quiz game (choose correct answer and rearrange these words to make meaningful sentences) will improve word and phrases
- Perfect search and manage your favourite items system
- No internet connection required

Ratings and reviews

Overall I really like this app. I like that you can hear how it needs to be pronounced, and take quizzes. I do wish it had the vowel pointing because as a beginner that would be helpful. Also, today going through the expressions section there were many that I had gotten right but were marked as wrong, and the first one in the vocabulary list had the wrong audible track associated with it. In the other series I hadn't found any mistakes, but in expressions there are many!

Far from perfect but great way to get started. Glitches in the app where some of the hebrew words don't have a transliteration below it. Instead it's just the english word below it and again below that. The words "check in" and "sign in" were some I remembered but there were also other words and phrases that just said the wrong things in general also.

+ I love that I can look up words by category; and the system offers new related words. + Custom notifications help me learn and repeat new words that often spark my interest even for words I would normally pass at the moment... + There is very few apps that let me learn Hebrew in my native language. Great settings option! - I think the only minus is that sometimes one word is repeated several times on several lines. I just check them all and move forward. Percentage of learned words in a category also sometimes doesn't correspond with reality, but it's not that impprtant to me.