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Are you Jewish and want to learn Hebrew? Or do you just want to learn another language? Whatever your reason is, this wikiHow article will help you become near-fluent from an intermediate level of Hebrew, advanced from a basic level of Hebrew, or fluent from an advanced level of Hebrew.
Edit Steps
- 1Go to a bookstore and buy yourself a Hebrew book. You will need to understand most of the book.
- 2Read the book. When you're done, look through the book for words that you don't understand, and write then on a piece of paper. Then make flash cards with translations and learn them until you know every single flash card very well.
- 3Reread the book until you are sure you understood the book very well.
- 4Get a harder book. Repeat the previous steps.
- 5Once you get to a book with many words on a page, and many pages (100+), practice speaking Hebrew with native speakers.
- If you take a trip to Israel, your vocabulary will improve and so will your social skills. You will also improve your vocabulary greatly.
- 6To reinforce your Hebrew, watch movies, television, and listen to Israeli radio. You will be able to speak Hebrew like a native speaker.
Edit Tips
- A good website for Israeli television is here.
Edit Things You'll Need
- Hebrew Books
- A basic understanding of the Hebrew language
- The ability to read and write Hebrew
- Pen/Pencil
