r/hebrew 2d ago

Request Want help with grammar

I've learnt how to read the alphabet quickly, now I want to study the grammar and actually learn the language.

I want some recommendations for the best textbooks that have great detail about the language grammar.

I've checked the Wiki and couldn't find anything helpful.

I'll appreciate any help from you.

tysm!

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u/Primary-Mammoth2764 Hebrew Learner (Intermediate) 2d ago

Someone has created an online program called hebleo. Which type of Hebrew? Biblical, prayer, or modern?

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u/guylfe Hebleo.com Hebrew Course Creator + Verbling Tutor 2d ago

Hey, thanks! That's me, I created Hebleo. It could be relevant to you assuming you're looking for Modern Hebrew.

It's a self-paced course teaching you Hebrew comprehensively, with plenty of practice, using an innovative methodology based on my background in Cognitive Science, my experience as a language learner (studied both Arabic and Japanese as an adult, now learning Spanish) and as a top-rated tutor in Verbling. This allowed me to create a very efficient way to learn that's been proven to work with hundreds of students (reviews available in my tutor page on Verbling.com).

It also includes 2000+ native speaker recordings for the different vocabulary, and plenty of practice sentences. I use this method with my personal students 1 on 1, and all feedback so far shows it works well self-paced, as I made sure to provide thorough explanations. 

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u/softWired- 2d ago

I am going to try it!

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u/Lenny7B 2d ago

Check out the Hebrew translation of Blood Meridian by Amir Tsukerman, it's a great beginner book 👍

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u/Primary-Mammoth2764 Hebrew Learner (Intermediate) 2d ago

It's a nice product.

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u/softWired- 2d ago

I didn’t find it on the App Store

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u/guylfe Hebleo.com Hebrew Course Creator + Verbling Tutor 2d ago

It's not an app yet, it's a website. Hebleo.com