Languages
Grammar Notes
As an important note, all languages are feminine in Hebrew, as the word "language" itself () is also feminine.
Lessons
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
- – Danish
- – dictionary
- – Swedish
- – Dutch
- – Portuguese
- – Italian
Lesson 3
Lesson 4
Lesson 5
Lesson 6
- – comma
- – period
- – paragraph
- – line
- – speaker
- – native language, mother tongue
📖 Story: Grandpa's Yiddish 8 sentences · 3 questions
Grandpa's Yiddish
- Michal studies languages at the university.
- She speaks Hebrew, English and French, and now she is learning Japanese.
- Her grandmother speaks Russian, and her grandfather speaks Yiddish.
- On Saturday Michal comes to them with a Yiddish dictionary.
- She writes a sentence in Yiddish on paper and shows it to Grandpa.
- Grandpa reads and laughs:
- "There are three words here, and they are all in German!"
- Michal says: "Well, so now I'm learning two languages."
Questions
What language is Michal learning now?
What language does Grandpa speak?
What does Grandpa say about Michal's sentence?
Practice
Simple sentences with this subject's words. Listen, say them after the voice, then tap the grey bar to check the meaning.
Sentences
- – I speak Hebrew and English
- – She is learning French
- – Which language do you speak?
- – I have a Russian dictionary
- – My grandfather speaks Yiddish