AP - العثور على معلمي لغة عبرية على الإنترنت

SHALOM everyone! I’m Daniela, a native Hebrew speaker with about 18 years of experience in teaching from the age of 5 to 87 in multiple levels. Learning a new language can be lots of fun and as I get to know you better I can adjust the best program particularly for you to enable you to speak accurately and be able to make conversations in Hebrew, read and write successfully and develop the right tools to explore the Hebrew language if you like. I love languages and new cultures so please feel free to book a lesson with me or simply message me if you have any questions. LEHIT!

My name is Yuval & I was raised in both Providence, RI and Jerusalem, Israel. I received my B.A. from Brandeis University & am currently pursuing an M.A. in Teaching Hebrew as a Second Language at Middlebury College. I speak, write and read Hebrew fluently and have experience teaching Hebrew to students across all levels, backgrounds & ages.

I was raised in Israel so Hebrew is like my native language. I have philology bachelor degree and master diploma international relations. I like to help students with hebrew and I like to do sport activities,to read classics books and to watch Israeli TV series. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about my teaching methods.

Hi, shalom! My name is David. I came from Israel to Germany where I studied at the Goethe university in Frankfurt am Main in Bachelor and Master degree in linguistics. I've been teaching Hebrew for more than 25 years – in private, in many language courses, at the university, where I taught Modern and Biblical Hebrew, and of course also online. I motivate my students to learn Hebrew, because I like very much teaching languages. Depending on for which purpose you need to learn the language, I will tune the learning methods to adapt the study to your needs. So you can either start speaking fast or learn the grammar deeply - it's just up to you to decide! I speak, ask questions, and encourage my students to do the same. I remember that questions can never be stupid. We read stories, newspapers, books, etc. I have the following textbooks: 1. "Ulpan ivrit", which is big and detailed. 2. "Shear ivrit". 3. "Sheat ivrit". 4. Diverse ulpans' scripts. 5. "Complete Modern Hebrew" by Gilboa....