What are some really good textbooks/workbooks for learning Hebrew?

teaching it to myself so i need something that’s pretty good but not too expensive. i want something with a workbook and preferably a dvd.

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Chosen Answer:

Hebrew for Dummies is actually not a bad start. It won’t give you fluency, but it will give you a strong background in the spoken words of Hebrew. Also, it is nothing but transliteration, so you’ll know the words, but not how to spell all of them.

Try Rosetta Stone. Or take a class, which will give you a textbook to work with.

Edit: I did quick Google searches. Jack Zeppo and Mary Neeco, if they even exist, did not write any books on Hebrew. And Hebrew for dummies was not written by an Alan Cossa, it is written by Jill Suzanne Jacobs.

Currently I m taking Hebew. We use a book called “Ivrit min Ha’hat’khala” or Hebrew from the Beginning. I don’t recommend it. I know there are better ways to learn Hebrew, and the set up is horrible.
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on: 11th October 09

2 Responses to “What are some really good textbooks/workbooks for learning Hebrew?”

  1. 2B says:

    I know about some great books which teaches Hebrew. Try any:
    Hebrew for Dummies by Alan Cossa
    Hebrew, the Language of the Dead by Jack Zeppo
    There is a third book which I can not remember its title. I shall go back with title. It was prepared by Mary Neeco

  2. Dean says:

    Hebrew for Dummies is actually not a bad start. It won’t give you fluency, but it will give you a strong background in the spoken words of Hebrew. Also, it is nothing but transliteration, so you’ll know the words, but not how to spell all of them.

    Try Rosetta Stone. Or take a class, which will give you a textbook to work with.

    Edit: I did quick Google searches. Jack Zeppo and Mary Neeco, if they even exist, did not write any books on Hebrew. And Hebrew for dummies was not written by an Alan Cossa, it is written by Jill Suzanne Jacobs.

    Currently I m taking Hebew. We use a book called “Ivrit min Ha’hat’khala” or Hebrew from the Beginning. I don’t recommend it. I know there are better ways to learn Hebrew, and the set up is horrible.

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