For a limited time: a private lesson with Revital Zacharie,
the teacher who makes learning Hebrew a simple, natural, and fun process!
Hebrew conversation lesson:
Learning by doing
The only Hebrew lesson where the student speaks most of the lesson
From your chair | wherever you are | at the time you choose | for one Shekel only!
Scientific studies prove that the most effective way to learn is by
DOING
Many people learn Hebrew at school, in the synagogue, or in Ulpan, but their experience at the end of the process is that they have a big gap between the information they have in their head and what they actually manage to speak.
In their "money time" in a Hebrew conversation, they find themselves stuttering, saying a lot of "ah" ah, understanding only part of what the conversation partner is saying, and, ultimately, feeling frustrated:
"How does it make sense that I devoted quite a bit of time to learning Hebrew, but I didn't manage to bring my depth and wisdom to the conversation?"
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Hilary Smith Kapner
Maryland
"It's very much tailored to what my needs are in learning.
I would highly recommend Ivrit Club to anybody who is newly learning Hebrew or has been learning it for a long time"
Ann Weinstein
Toronto
"I no longer answer my Israeli friends in English, I can actually talk with them in Hebrew...
My Hebrew have progressed a lot in a very short time!"
Gary Werxler
Los Angeles
"I just turned 71 years old, and I can do this. You can do this.
I can now have a Hebrew conversation of depth, and I hear myself say things in Hebrew that I didn’t know I was capable of saying"
Shira Urdes
Oregon
"We’ve been doing Ivrit Club for more than 6 months and we have only good things to say about it!
I like the classes and my teachers because they make it fun."
Who is it suitable for?
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If you feel that although you live abroad, a large part of your heart is on the other side of the ocean.
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If you’ve been to a synagogue, you’re reading Hebrew, chanting it, and hearing it, and you don’t really know what it means. You might be able to read the words, but you’re not really understanding them.
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If you’ve never learned it before, and you want to do it in a way that will focus on actual conversation abilities and wouldn't waste your time on less necessary knowledge for you.
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If you want to feel at home in your own homeland - Israel.
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If you have learned Hebrew, but don't have a chance to practice it enough
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if you want to be able to go to Israel and converse with everyday people, and really feel part of the culture.
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If you are tired of hearing people speak in Hebrew while you feel limited in your ability to understand them and respond properly.
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If you have the desire and ability to invest at least 1.5 hours a week in your Hebrew.