It's probably a long shot, but can anyone recommend an app or website for a #turkish speaker to learn #english? I'm interested in both free and paid resources.

I'm looking for something to help my fiancé out while we learn each other's languages. Unfortunately the tools I have found helpful for myself (so far) don't offer Turkish as a host/source language.

Duo works well enough for vocabulary but it doesn't explain grammar, just shows it. We want something more descriptive in that aspect.

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Comment EMOTION to get the link to my brand new video lesson in a message.

Think about the teachers you’ve had in school, at work, or in life.

Some teachers genuinely want to see you succeed, thrive, and grow.

You can feel that their biggest goal is to help you gain confidence and empowerment through your accomplishments.

These teachers make you feel like they’re in your corner, cheering you on every step of the way.

Then there are others.

You might get the sense that their primary focus is on making money, feeling good about themselves, or advancing their own careers.

It’s not that they’re bad people or trying to con you, but you can tell that their motivations are different.

When you choose a teacher, find someone whose main goal is your success

Look for those who are passionate about helping you achieve your dreams.

These are the teachers who will go the extra mile for you, who will support you through challenges, and who will celebrate your victories as if they were their own.

This Sunday’s free email lesson will be dedicated to the local Israeli beach experience.

If you're not getting my Sunday emails, make sure to join today!

Comment the word EMAIL so we'll get you on my mailing list.

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One of the biggest fears when learning Hebrew is finally mustering up the courage to speak, only to be met with rapid-fire Hebrew from native speakers.

It can be really intimidating and frustrating when you’re trying your best but struggling to keep up.

But don’t worry!

Today’s lesson is perfect for those moments when you need to ask someone to slow down so you can practice.

It’s a great one to save and keep handy for when you’re in the middle of a conversation and feeling overwhelmed.

Imagine you’re chatting with a new friend, and they’re talking a mile a minute.

Wouldn’t it be great to have a few phrases ready to politely ask them to slow down?

This way, you can continue the conversation without feeling lost or stressed.

Keep practicing, and don’t let the fear of fast-talking Hebrew speakers stop you from diving into conversations.

You’ve got this!

The virtual chat I've put together is a quick, fun, and anonymous questionnaire with the most important questions to help me tailor your learning experience in 2024.

Comment the word 'Chat' to get the link to start, or go to

https://learn.hebrewbyinbal.com/chat

and help shape your learning journey to Your wants and needs

Thinking about learning Hebrew and actually making it happen are two different worlds, aren't they? I'm here to talk to you about bridging that gap.
let’s move from dreaming to doing. Let's start a journey that goes beyond just learning – it's about transforming your aspirations into achievements.

And remember, I'm with you throughout, offering my lifetime support.

Let’s make Hebrew a vibrant part of your life, together.

Responding in Hebrew to a gift, whether from recent Hanukkah celebrations, Christmas, a birthday, or any joyous occasion, is more than just good manners—it's a meaningful connection

Now, why am I teaching you 4 ways instead of a single response?

In language learning, embracing variety is crucial.

In my conversational Hebrew course, I stress the importance of having multiple reactions for common scenarios.

As we bid farewell to the current chapter, it's the perfect time to pause and engage in reflection.

This isn't just about looking back, it's about gathering the strength and insights gained to propel us into a new era of learning and discovery.

After all, you're not here to just learn a language; you wish to embark on a cultural journey that enriches your understanding and connects you deeply with the heritage of Hebrew.

As we bid farewell to the current chapter let's welcome the transformation that reflection brings and eagerly anticipate the adventures that await in learning this beautiful language.

Whether it's speaking a Hebrew sentence, tracing the curves of the Aleph-Bet, or daring to construct a full thought in this ancient and vibrant language—every action...

... every attempt, is a leap forward!

Beyond the words themselves, language carries a piece of culture and history within it.

When you master a phrase like this in Hebrew, you're not just learning words; you're opening a door to a vibrant and ancient culture.

It's like having a key to unlock a treasure chest of knowledge, traditions, and beautiful nuances.

700 days on Duolingo! Whew, what a commitment this has been.

Pronunciation can be one of the most daunting aspects of learning a new language. But what if you could sound just like a native Israeli speaker?

Introducing one of my secret sauce ingredients for native Hebrew pronunciation!

Join me in my mini-course dedicated to it for only $57!

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Success in language learning comes when you have fun learning it! When thinking of your practice or lesson time brings you joy! And when the more time you spend learning it, the more motivated you are to keep going!

Want to speak Hebrew like a local? COMMENT THE WORD "SPEAK".

Want to read and write in Hebrew? COMMENT THE WORD "WRITE".

Mastering the past tense of 'to learn' in Hebrew isn't just about grammar rules; it's about your power to communicate effectively and meaningfully.

We often overlook past tense forms when we're starting to learn a language, understanding how to conjugate 'to learn' in the past tense will open new doors in your conversations, make you sound more fluent, and allow you to share rich life experiences

Today's random #German word of the day is this.

https://m.dict.cc/deutsch-englisch/postfaktisch.html

#LearnALanguage! It's good, on so many levels. And that's a fact.

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Today's random #German word of the day is this.

https://m.dict.cc/deutsch-englisch/rotzfrech.html

Some words are just perfect for certain occasions. #LearnALanguage

September is a month of transition, much like learning a new language can be a transition in your life.

Just like the changing seasons, your language skills can evolve, and I'm here to guide you every step of the way.

So, take a deep breath, and let's embrace the beauty of Hebrew, one word at a time.

Today's random #German word of the day is this.

https://m.dict.cc/deen/?s=zeitungsente+#

To verify news or get a different perspective, look at international media. How? #LearnALanguage! (or use the English editions )

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Today's random #German word of the day is this.

https://m.dict.cc/deen/?s=Knoblauchzehe+

Don't forget to pronounce the 'k'! It's got rights too, you know...
#LearnALanguage