Learn Hebrew Pod – Speak Conversational Hebrew

Israel is a true haven for fruit and vegetable lovers. Learn all the words in Hebrew for the ones that you like best. Warning: this Hebrew podcast lesson may cause extreme hunger!

Liat and Eran, our two Israelis, meet for the first time. In this first lesson of our Beginner’s Hebrew course, you will learn how to ask someone’s name and greet them in Hebrew.

Add sparkle to your greetings with *na-im me-od* and three cheerful ways to wish someone a great day, then see how Hebrew flips adjective-noun order as you practice aloud together.

Put your knowledge to work: review the Lesson 1 greeting dialogue line-by-line, drill key words like *shalom* and *na-im me-od*, then flip the script—translate English prompts into Hebrew until polite introductions roll off your tongue.

Start your day with “good morning” and a little Hebrew chit-chat. After this Hebrew podcast lesson, you’ll be ready for a casual meeting with a new Israeli friend.

Demystify Hebrew suffixes for gender and number—*ma shlomcha*, *shlomech*, *shlomchem*, *shlomchen*—and lock them in with quick translation drills.

Rehearse the morning greeting exchange: shadow native speakers through *boker tov* and *ma shlomcha/ma shlomech*, answer back in real time, and translate a rapid-fire list of words such as *toda*, *me-od*, and *lehitraot*.

Do you work? Or maybe study? Maybe both? What is your field? In this lesson, we’ll be learning the Hebrew words to answer all these questions!

Meet the power of Hebrew roots: watch L-M-D and R-K-D branch into verbs like “study,” “work,” and “dance,” while you master the easy present-tense patterns they create.

Take the mic: recite Liat and Eran’s student-life monologues, swap *ani lomed/ani lomedet*, and speed-translate sentences that mix “study” and “work” verbs until the rhythm feels natural.

Every year, people from around the globe visit Israel. What is your nationality? What languages do you speak? (We know Hebrew will soon be on the list!)

Say “he,” “she,” and “you” with confidence, weave in new nationalities and languages, and role-play lively chats that use the full set of personal pronouns.

Polish pronouns and nationalities—echo the “Are you Israeli?” dialogue, sprint through male/female forms (*israeli/israelit*, *medaber/medaberet*), and tackle a mini-quiz on world languages.

In this Hebrew conversation you will learn the Hebrew names for the days of the week while finding out whether Eran will accept Liat’s invitation to see a movie.

Never lose track of the week—learn all the Hebrew day names, pick up handy little words like *ma im?*, and test yourself in a fun, fast quiz.

Plan movie night in Hebrew: practice the invitation dialogue, review day names from *yom rishon* to *Shabbat*, and ace a quick “what day comes after…?” quiz.

They say it’s a small world, and when it comes to Israelis it’s especially true! Someone always knows someone. Find out if you know someone too!

Jump into past-tense verbs: turn *hu rakad* into present forms like *roked/rokedet*, then conjugate “study,” “count,” “think,” and “close” across different speakers.

Put Pa-al verbs in motion—role-play the dance-company chat (*makira*, *roked*), send a friendly *dash*, then conjugate roots such as **ש-מ-ר**, **ס-פ-ר**, and **ס-ג-ר** across genders for smooth recall.