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Hebrew has a reputation as a difficult language to learn, but don’t be scared off! Sure, learning a new alphabet is intimidating, but there are so many benefits to studying this ancient language. Many Hebrew speakers around the world learn it as a second language, so you’ll be in good company as you try to make sense of reading sentences right to left with no vowels! Whether you’re looking for insight into religious texts, want to communicate better with Israelis, or just love learning languages, attending Hebrew schools is a sababa (great) choice.

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University of Haifa International School (UHIS)
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University of Haifa International School (UHIS)

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Hebrew Intensive Winter Program in Haifa

Take this opportunity to study Hebrew at the University of Haifa,...

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Preply

Prepare to speak confidently with the best online tutors

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Rosetta Stone
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Rosetta Stone

Master a New Language with Rosetta Stone

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Sprachenatelier Berlin
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Sprachenatelier Berlin

Hebrew Courses - Learn Hebrew Online

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Guide to Learning Hebrew Abroad

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Modern Hebrew is deeply intertwined with the Jewish faith, so it’s fitting that the majority of Hebrew speakers live in Israel. While many people around the globe speak the language, it’s most commonly heard throughout this Middle Eastern country of 8.5 million residents. A crossroads of culture, language, and faith, Israel hosts many opportunities to gain fluency. 

If you’ve got your sights set on an immersive experience, Jerusalem is a great place to start your Hebrew language classes. The Israeli capital city is one of the oldest in the world and historical sites abound. After classes end, check out the holy site of the Western Wall or explore the busy souk in the Old City. On the weekend, take a bus to the Dead Sea and float your cares away in the buoyant saltwater.

For a more cosmopolitan feel, look into studying in Tel Aviv, the country’s financial center on the Mediterranean. You won’t get much sleep in this town known for its nightlife, but you’ll be able to practice your language skills everywhere, from the coffee shops in Florentin to the art galleries on Rothschild Boulevard. Finish the day with a sunset on the beach while wandering along the Lahat Promenade.

Another option to learn the Hebrew language Israel is Haifa, a rapidly modernizing seaport with a large student population. It is farther north and offers easy access to historic sites like Nazareth and Galilee. Learn about different faith traditions by visiting the Baha’i World Center or put your new language skills to use with a visit to the Israel National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space.

While Hebrew is primarily spoken in Israel, there are options to learn the language if you’re unable to travel there. Language classes are available in the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom, among others. Keep in mind that it will take more time to gain fluency if you are only attending classes once or twice a week, but it can serve as a good foundation nonetheless.

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