Hebrew

Milingua is a distant learning Hebrew course available on the Internet. The program currently covers one out of the three courses designed for the beginner, the intermediate and the advanced student. The beginners course steps you through the basic structure of the language, gradually introducing you to Hebrew reading and writing. You will be able to build a grammatically correct sentence already in Lesson 1. In Milingua, you do not learn standard sentences by heart; you learn the Hebrew language at your own personal pace.

A new web site dedicated to the interests of Hebrew teachers and students in France and other French-speaking lands. Visit them and check out their growing collection of resources for learning Hebrew, including many documents in PDF format for download and printing.

Hebrew dictionary which includes groups of words ranging from fruit and vegetables to basketball. The computer section itself has over 400 terms.

Online database to lookup, view, print and save your Hebrew name. Your Hebrew name is displayed using the Hebrew characters with nikud (vowels). There is an English transliteration for those who have not yet mastered the reading of this ancient / modern language. The database is unique because you do not need Hebrew fonts to view or print the Hebrew names. All words are displayed using graphics.

Online resource to learn Hebrew words in a fun way. Each word in the dictionary has an English and Hebrew translation and transliteration and a photograph of the item.

The opportunity to learn Hebrew with Shlomo Eitan by phone from anywhere in the world

Web site of the National Center for the Hebrew Language. Hebrew Lovers Society; Hebrew Words and Roots; Hebrew Literary Corner; Ulpan Directory; Study and Teaching Tools.

40 sessions for beginners, intermediate & advanced students of modern Hebrew. Reading with auio support, contextual dictionaries, idiom of speach, grammar tips. Contextual links for advanced students (Mass Media, Literature, Virtual Guide, Tradition, History etc.)

The MANUAL FORMATION and Early Origin of the HEBREW LETTERS AND POINTS, demonstrated and explained. [Qabalistic Doctrine on the origin of the Hebrew letter shapes and their meaning.] Also, an elucidation of the so-called Arrow-headed or Cuneiform Characters. by William H. Crook, LL.D., With twenty-four engravings on wood. London: Francis & John Rivington, 1846.

First Oulpan in Lyon for French people wisihing to learn modern hebrew. Premier oulpan à Lyon pour des français désirant apprendre l'hébreu moderne.

QText 8 multilingual word processor

Rina Ne'eman Hebrew Language Services, Inc. currently provides a complete range of Hebrew language services to over 300 companies worldwide, including translation, typesetting, interpreting, software localization and audio/video work. Our international resources and uncompromising emphasis on quality enable us to supply your company with the very finest in Hebrew language work. We specialize in the translation of legal, technical and business related material. Our client list features many highly regarded, major corporations.

RosettaStone is a free program and support materials for learners of Hebrew.

It enables your computers to write and read Hebrew E-mail, you download only 131k and it installs from the net. The program is recommended by "Two Cows" in Israel, http://www.parapara.co.il/prog.asp?id=2052&cat=187 It has many options including a virtual Hebrew keyboard. Please visit http://www.sahbak.com with somebody who speaks Hebrew to install the program.

Includes discussions about topics of israeli jewish interest in hebrew using hebrew letters, instead of latin transliteration