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MagiPsalm150 Wednesday 16th of November 2005 08:36:28 AM
Hello - i would like to understand how to read and write in hebrew. if anyone can help please let me know. thank you.

Eli Wednesday 16th of November 2005 08:43:40 AM
- Hi, welcome!
First, you should study letters. Then, you should study about vowels, and then you will be able to read in hebrew, although without understanding it and only text that includes vowels.
I guess that is the first step...:)
Good luck! And if you have some question don't hesitate to ask!

ladysmyrna Wednesday 16th of November 2005 06:51:15 PM
- I agree with Lekker. I myself started learning how to read and write first by recognizing the letters and then combining them with vowels. It didn't really take long. But it requires constant studying.
Now I need vowels only with new vocabulary.
Good luck with your studies:)

ps: First off I learned the capital letters because it's all you see on the internet. But my Israeli friend told me that they use the small letters in every day life. I suggest you not skip it :)

alowyn Friday 18th of November 2005 10:44:16 PM
- Um, what 'capital' letters are you referring to, Ladysmyrna? There's cursive and print Hebrew, but no capitals...

Magipsalm, if you need any help, I can give you a guide to the alphabet and send you more lessons as i compile them. Just drop me a line ;)

ladysmyrna Saturday 19th of November 2005 03:13:14 AM
- What I mean by capital letters is actually print Hebrew. When I see them it reminds me of capital letters :p
Thanks Luke:D

maple_angel Friday 25th of November 2005 06:12:04 AM
- I'm learning Hebrew too. Now trying to learn and regconize both the cursive and print Hebrew. I'm also practising how to write the cursive letters.

Talmid_Judah Sunday 27th of November 2005 05:43:16 AM
Hebrew - I've learned the vowels and the consonants. It took the longest time though but I believe that is the most difficult part of learning the language. Every thing else past that point was pretty easy. (for me anyway) Learn that alef-bet once you've got it, you've got it and no one can take away from you.

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	MagiPsalm150	Wednesday 16th of November 2005 08:36:28 AM
	Hello - i would like to understand how to read and write in hebrew. if anyone can help please let me know. thank you.
	Eli	Wednesday 16th of November 2005 08:43:40 AM
	- Hi, welcome! First, you should study letters. Then, you should study about vowels, and then you will be able to read in hebrew, although without understanding it and only text that includes vowels. I guess that is the first step...:) Good luck! And if you have some question don't hesitate to ask!
	ladysmyrna	Wednesday 16th of November 2005 06:51:15 PM
	- I agree with Lekker. I myself started learning how to read and write first by recognizing the letters and then combining them with vowels. It didn't really take long. But it requires constant studying. Now I need vowels only with new vocabulary. Good luck with your studies:) ps: First off I learned the capital letters because it's all you see on the internet. But my Israeli friend told me that they use the small letters in every day life. I suggest you not skip it :)
	alowyn	Friday 18th of November 2005 10:44:16 PM
	- Um, what 'capital' letters are you referring to, Ladysmyrna? There's cursive and print Hebrew, but no capitals... Magipsalm, if you need any help, I can give you a guide to the alphabet and send you more lessons as i compile them. Just drop me a line ;)
	ladysmyrna	Saturday 19th of November 2005 03:13:14 AM
	- What I mean by capital letters is actually print Hebrew. When I see them it reminds me of capital letters :p Thanks Luke:D
	maple_angel	Friday 25th of November 2005 06:12:04 AM
	- I'm learning Hebrew too. Now trying to learn and regconize both the cursive and print Hebrew. I'm also practising how to write the cursive letters.
	Talmid_Judah	Sunday 27th of November 2005 05:43:16 AM
	Hebrew - I've learned the vowels and the consonants. It took the longest time though but I believe that is the most difficult part of learning the language. Every thing else past that point was pretty easy. (for me anyway) Learn that alef-bet once you've got it, you've got it and no one can take away from you.