You are just starting your Hebrew journey – and that’s exciting! Learning a new language takes time, patience, and lots of practice. The best way to make progress is to surround yourself with others who are also beginning. I recommend joining an ulpan (Hebrew class) where you can meet people at your level and grow together.

If you’d like more personal guidance, you’re also welcome to join me for private lessons. Remember: every step you take brings you closer to understanding and speaking Hebrew!

Great job – you already know some Hebrew! At this stage, the challenge is usually finding time and opportunities to practice. Learning can feel easier (and a lot more fun) if you do it with friends at the same level.

You might enjoy group study or conversation practice, or we can work together in private lessons to focus on your specific goals. Try to make Hebrew part of your daily life – even a few minutes a day makes a difference!

You can take a look at some of my content for beginners 🙂

Impressive! You already understand quite a lot of Hebrew, but maybe you still feel a little unsure when it comes to speaking. That’s very common – confidence usually comes with practice in real conversations.

The best next step is to focus on speaking without hesitation. I’d love to help you practice so you can express yourself clearly and confidently. A few sessions can make a big difference in how natural Hebrew feels to you.

Wow – your Hebrew is excellent, almost like a native speaker! At this stage, it’s less about learning new basics and more about going deeper: enjoying Israeli literature, TV shows, or podcasts, and refining your language to sound even more natural.

I prepared some self-learning kits for your level, and you are welcome to check it out 🙂

If you’d like, we can read books together, discuss Israeli culture, or watch and analyze shows in Hebrew. This is where Hebrew really becomes fun – you’re not just learning the language, you’re living it!