Liat and Eran, our two Israelis, meet for the first time. In this first lesson of our Beginner’s Hebrew course, you will learn how to ask someone’s name and greet them in Hebrew.
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Liat and Eran, our two Israelis, meet for the first time. In this first lesson of our Beginner’s Hebrew course, you will learn how to ask someone’s name and greet them in Hebrew.
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Liat and Eran, our two Israelis, meet for the first time. In this first lesson of our Beginner’s Hebrew course, you will learn how to ask someone’s name and greet them in Hebrew.
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Add sparkle to your greetings with *na-im me-od* and three cheerful ways to wish someone a great day, then see how Hebrew flips adjective-noun order as you practice aloud together.
Take the mic: recite Liat and Eran’s student-life monologues, swap *ani lomed/ani lomedet*, and speed-translate sentences that mix “study” and “work” verbs until the rhythm feels natural.
Put your knowledge to work: review the Lesson 1 greeting dialogue line-by-line, drill key words like *shalom* and *na-im me-od*, then flip the script—translate English prompts into Hebrew until polite introductions roll off your tongue.
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Liat and Eran, our two Israelis, meet for the first time. In this first lesson of our Beginner’s Hebrew course, you will learn how to ask someone’s name and greet them in Hebrew.
