Hyattsville, MD Hebrew Lessons

I am completely fluent in Hebrew and have been teaching for over ten years.
My style is organized, clear, systematic and creative.

I try to incorporate all of the language skills necessary for mastery.

I am a bilingual English and Hebrew speaker with a great love for teaching! I know learning a new language can be hard at times, but with the use of music, movies and games we are able to acquire a new language naturally and intuitively. I have taught many different levels in Hebrew and in English and I have a few openings that can be scheduled. feel free to contact me with any questions

My students can expect to begin with the alphabet, and then building upon the vowels, grammar, and vocabulary. I will teach from three texts, the Torah, "A Grammar For Biblical Hebrew" by Seow, and an "Introduction to Hebrew" by John Parsons from Zola Levitt Ministries.

Hi Everyone,
I am so happy you chose to study Hebrew, this is my first language and I teach this subject for more than 4 years. I was tutor for University students and elementary school pupils. I always liked this profession, and I think that Hebrew is beautiful language, like so many others. If you want to learn the Holy Language or if you exciting to hear about cultural characteristics of Middle East country, this is the place where you can have them both. I look forward to meeting you:)) Odaya

As an Israeli born and raised and a native speaker of Hebrew, I teach both modern day-to-day Israeli Hebrew as well as Biblical Hebrew. Whether you are a complete beginner or you are quite proficient and would like to improve, my lessons will be tailored to your level, your needs and your interests.

Hi! I am passionate about teaching! Hebrew is a fun language to learn, using puppets, props, flashcards, songs and so much more. We explore letters, vowels, root words, prefixes and suffixes, building essential skills for communicating in Hebrew as well as reading Hebrew in a newspaper or a Siddur. Let's start exploring today!

My knowledge of Semitic linguistics - except for Modern and Biblical Hebrew I know many other Semitic languages, like different dialects of Aramaic. Such a knowledge helps to understand the syntax of Hebrew, its morphology and structure on a deeper level, which, in its own turn, helps a student to grasp the features of a new language faster.