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עברית
Hebrew you can actually use.
Six ulpan bands, each a real course — from a bus greeting to native-speed Israeli Hebrew. Start Aleph. Or test out of a band you already have, in one sitting.
- 6 ulpan bands
- Speak in the class
- Test out a band you have
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A class on this path
Aleph · First class
Pick where you want to start
Each heading is its own course. Later ones open when you finish — or skip — the one before. A later course does not reteach earlier bands.
Aleph
Start hereRead and write the Hebrew alphabet and handle present-tense everyday talk — greetings, family, food, getting around.
Bet
After Aleph — test out to unlockTell a routine in past and present, and get through ordinary errands and social plans in spoken Israeli Hebrew.
Gimel
After Bet — test out to unlockGive opinions, follow slower authentic news or a simple show, and write a short clear note or message.
Dalet
After Gimel — test out to unlockFollow a lecture or bureaucracy conversation and argue a position in unpointed Hebrew.
Heh
After Dalet — test out to unlockKeep up with native-speed conversation and most everyday written Hebrew without vowel points.
Vav
After Heh — test out to unlockWork near-native: humour, register shifts, and long-form talk or text in Israeli Hebrew.
What this is for
- 01
Read a street sign and a WhatsApp thread without vowel points.
- 02
Get through errands, plans, and an argument in spoken Israeli Hebrew.
- 03
Follow a show or the news without slowing it down — then joke in it.
Why a path, not a playlist
Most apps teach isolated words. A path treats Hebrew the way a serious ulpan does: one transferable band at a time, each one a real course — conversation first, with reading, a podcast, and a lecture for that hour.
You are not locked into class one. Test out of a band you already have — one sitting, like placing out of a college course — and the next band opens. Later bands do not reteach Aleph.
After you sign in
- •You land on this map — every heading is already there.
- •Take the open class, or test out of a later heading to unlock it.
- •Each heading is one shared course — same syllabus and first class for everyone. Later classes continue on your copy.