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Hey there, I was born and raised in Israel (Tel Aviv) and moved to Canada in 2012. The first thing we will do is a short level test to find out what level is right for you and then depends on your level I will create a program just for you. I specialize in teaching Hebrew for kids as well! (by using games, videos and lots of fun) BEGINNER Start speaking Hebrew! Learn the foundations of literacy and pronunciation. Designed for those with no Hebrew background or those who want to refresh their basic skills. Learn to read and write the aleph-bet with vowels, compose simple sentences, count, and greet someone. BEGINNER 1 PLUS Expand your Hebrew conversational skills! Review your aleph-bet and expand your basic vocabulary as you start to read short stories. This course builds on the present tense and introduces the past tense. Prerequisite: Hebrew Intro or equivalent. BEGINNER 2 Prerequisite: Aleph or equivalent. BEGINNER 3/4 Apply your improved grammar and vocabulary in writing assignments and oral expression. Prerequisite: Aleph 2 or equivalent. Advanced Go in-depth! Improve your Hebrew grammar and learn new verbs integrated with new topics, varied texts, articles, and advanced grammar exercises. Prerequisite: Aleph 4 or equivalent. Advanced & BEYOND Reading and conversation conducted entirely in Hebrew. Focus on advanced vocabulary and fluency. Prerequisite: Bet or equivalent.

Hello :) My name is Or Carmel. I born and raised in Israel (Hebrew native speaker) and now, I am living in Amsterdam, together with my girlfriend, Trieu. In the Netherlands, my everyday life communication language is English. I have a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Economics and East Asian studies. Learning a new language can be a challenge. I learned Chinese in the past, and now, I am learning Dutch. These experiences help me to understand the difficulties and the satisfaction of the learning. A language isn't only for general knowledge or business, it is a window for a culture, a way of thinking and a mindset. As human beings who want to experience life in the fullest, I truly believe that learning a new language is a deep way of exploring the world. If you will give me a chance to teach you my native language, Hebrew, I promise to make my greatest effort to allow you to feel joy, motivation and curiosity. These qualities will help you to be consistent with your learning. My goal is to believe in my students, but also to encourage you to believe in yourself. If you will have the motivation, fascination and joy of learning, nothing will stop you from doing it for a long amount of time. This is the best way to learn, with patience and joy. If you want to ask me more questions, you are welcome to send me a message. Can't wait, really want to start and teach you :) See you! Or.

Shalom! I'm Martin, and I would love to make you love Hebrew as I do! I'm currently living in London, England, where I am doing my Master's in Urban Planning at the London School of Economics. Growing up trilingual, languages and linguistics have always fascinated me. I was born in Uruguay, but grew up in the U.S; while I spoke Spanish at home, all of my social interactions took place in English. In addition to learning Hebrew at my Jewish school, my grandparents made an effort to instil a deep connection with the language; they always explained the importance of Hebrew as an international language for the Jewish people. But while they taught me the letters and I understood the words, I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was missing; my unsatisfied curiosity for the language went beyond memorising grammar and sentence structure. It was only when I moved to Israel ten years later that I began to see the bigger picture, piquing a deep love for and appreciation of the Jewish language. I began to understand Hebrew on a structural, linguistic, and philosophical level; I started seeing patterns in the language; how roots are bent and twisted to form (and in some cases even invent) new words. Hebrew is a constantly-evolving code that that spans back millennia. From learning basic reading and writing to standard phrases, my students, whether children or adults, use those building blocks to put together a larger picture of one of the world’s oldest languages. In short, I aim to unlock an intellectual appreciation for the Hebrew language.