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Hebrew course for intermediate level
$299.99
The intermediate Hebrew course, typically designated as Level Bet (the second level in the Ulpan system), shifts the focus from basic survival skills to fluency, complex grammar, and deeper comprehension of various texts and conversational styles.
The goal is to move the student from constructing simple sentences to expressing complex ideas and handling unrehearsed interactions.
Key Components of an Intermediate Hebrew Course
Focus Area |
Key Topics Covered |
Objective |
Grammar Expansion |
Past and Future Tenses: Mastering the conjugation of verbs in the simple past and future - I will write). |
To express actions that occur across different points in time. |
Verb Patterns (Binyanim) |
Introduction and consolidation of the remaining major verb patterns |
To understand how the root system creates related verbs with different meanings. |
Vocabulary & Idioms |
Extensive vocabulary building for abstract concepts, opinions, and complex topics (politics, culture, media). Learning common idioms and colloquial expressions to sound more natural. |
To discuss sophisticated topics and understand non-literal language. |
Reading Comprehension |
Reading unvocalized texts (without vowels), including articles from newspapers, short stories, and complex online content. Analyzing formal and informal writing styles. |
To achieve reading speed and comprehend content without relying on vocalization marks. |
Writing & Composition |
Writing paragraphs, short essays, summaries, and formal/informal letters. Focus on using complex sentence structures and connectors despite the fact that.... |
To articulate thoughts clearly and cohesively in written form. |
Listening & Speaking |
Practicing listening to authentic, faster-paced Hebrew from news reports, short clips, and natural conversations. Engaging in debates, discussions, and monologues on diverse subjects. |
To understand native speakers at a normal pace and participate actively in complex discussions. |
Expected Outcomes
By the end of the intermediate level, a student should be able to:
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Communicate effectively in the past, present, and future across various contexts.
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Read and understand most everyday Hebrew media.
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Express thoughts and opinions using a broad range of vocabulary and correct verb conjugations.