Modern Hebrew

In Hebrew, there are ten different personal pronouns. In this unit, you’ll get to know all of them, along with their different uses. You will also learn how to conjugate verbs in plural form.

In this unit we will review the vocabulary you learned in the previous units and summarize the topic of the alphabet: we will read, write, and recall the letters’ names and sounds. We will also learn the order of the letters in Hebrew and the Nikkud symbols.

In this unit, you will learn the Hebrew verb system. We’ll get to know everyday and useful verbs, and learn how to use and conjugate them for use in present tense (for example: he reads a book, they read a newspaper).

In Hebrew, unlike English and many other languages, verbs are organized into various categories. This unit will introduce you to different verb categories. We will also introduce the concept of infinitive in Hebrew.

In this unit, you’ll learn how to be polite in Hebrew and how to handle yourself in various situations that require politeness, like ordering a cup of coffee. Even better, we’ll teach you how to apologize when you forget to pay for it ☺.

In this unit, you will learn the numbers 0 through 10; you will also learn how to say your phone number in Hebrew and how to request a phone number from the information service.

In this unit, you will learn to tell the time in Hebrew and to describe your daily routine.

Here we will learn the words pertaining to the existence of items and the special sentence structures that result from using these words. We’ll have some fun practicing using some typical restaurant interactions.

In this unit, we'll add new question words (where to? why?) and practice all the question words we have accumulated. We will also learn some new verbs including “to be”, and the concept of “which” in Hebrew.
Throughout the lesson, we will accompany Amir and Sharon in their attempts to go to the movies, to satisfy their hunger, and in sharing their thoughts about work.

In this unit, we will expand our presentation abilities and tell what we have or don't have. We will also learn about the days of the week.

In this unit, we will go to a birthday party and will be introduced to some new verbs. We will also learn a preposition that is unique to the Hebrew language “את”.

In this unit, we will learn how to count from 1-100 and how to say our age. We will also discuss what you can give someone who has everything.

In this unit we will learn to count feminine objects. We will also study some new verbs.

In the unit we will first learn how to count masculine objects, then we will learn to conjugate the preposition "של" in singular, and then we will learn to identify family members. At the end of this lesson we will know about the families of our classmates and teacher.

This is our last lesson of Ulpan 1, we will learn about the different rooms of the house and review our whole course. We will say goodbye to the teacher and to our classmates.