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If you've never studied Hebrew, say for a bar or bat mitzvah - or even if you have (biblical Hebrew is not much like everyday spoken Hebrew) - you can quickly learn a few key phrases. Native speakers will appreciate you using some basic phrases in their language.
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Anonymous said
on 12/16/2005 Some good Hebrew language books are:
"Hebrew in 10 minutes" (by Bilingual Books, Inc.)
"Teach yourself Modern Hebrew" (by Teach Yourself)
"Hebrew Phrasebook" (by Lonely Planet)
"The Phrasebook" by Lonely Planet is especially good for useful facts and handy conversational phrases.
be'hatslakha (good luck)!
Anonymous said
on 12/16/2005 If you are in Israel, don't be afraid to try your Hebrew at every chance. Israelis love correcting and helping people to speak their language.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Check out your local synagogues or Jewish community centers for beginner courses in Hebrew.