Conversational Hebrew Quick and Easy: The Most Innovative and Revolutionary Technique to Learn the Hebrew Language. For Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced Speakers

What a good investment this was, an easy and clear way of learning Hebrew, I love it 💯!

Super easy to follow along and understand; highly recommended!

Basically a list of most commonly used expressions and phrases. I think I could have easily printed a similar list online. But let’s say you want the convenience of having it in a small handy book, the thing that still bothers me about this tiny book is that there are no Hebrew characters at all. Just English with the transliteration next to it. Not useful as far as I am concerned, so I am using using it as a practice guide to write all this stuff in script Hebrew which I am in the process of learning. I seriously recommend you try to find a class online or use youtube videos before buying this.

Easy to use and actually helpful.

I highly recommend this book! Was so worth the

This book is well organized, quick, and easy. At least, as easy as embracing a new language CAN be. I am learning Hebrew using a variety of sources (Rosetta Stone, flash cards, online tutorials, TV, and my native-Israeli partner), and bought this book as another arrow in my multi-faceted quiver. I will say I've been impressed. Most of this was not new to me, but I believe the way it's presented is extremely useful. It doesn't necessarily seem logical at first glance, and I probably would have been frustrated had I not seen such a variety of approaches in teaching/learning a new language. Having gone through so many learning methods, I do believe this is a reasonable and logical approach.What this book will teach you:It will teach you basic sentence structuring, common vocabulary, and give you the building blocks for speaking the language on your own. You will get a series of vocabulary words to learn, then a series of sample sentences using those words. The idea is that once you understand how to structure a sentence, and have some vocabulary at your fingertips, you can begin constructing your own sentences rather easily.What this book will not teach you:How to read/write Hebrew or how to conjugate all verbs (ha! good luck with that!).My only real criticism is that there are some typos, and the transliterations are a bit inconsistent. e.g. - "ani omeretet" should be "ani omeret" (loc 331 on Kindle version) - "bein" as a transliteration would make someone say the English "bain" (which is also used as a transliteration), but the word is pronounced "ben" - a lot of transliterations are spelled differently (sometimes even on the same page), like "mechonit"/"mechoniit" (loc 292)But these are small problems. I just figured I would point them out, because I have found myself very frustrated in the past trying to figure out a sentence only to have my partner read it and say, "Oh, you're confused because there's a typo" and wind up banging my head on the table, then trying to figure out how to say "Bandaid, please!" in Hebrew.

Good Information and vocabulary.

Nice way to learn Hebrew.

This is an excellent book the format is easy to follow and the method set out is very good I’m really pleased I got this book

Not very big .. .there are ony 50 pages I thught it was richer in content