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Hebrew in your ears

Real conversations in Hebrew at a pace you can follow. Sorted by level so you always know where to tune in.
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Real-life conversations in Hebrew to improve your listening and get you closer to real immersion

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Train your ear

Reading Hebrew and understanding it spoken are two completely different skills. Most learners can read what they've studied but freeze when they hear it at natural speed. The podcast trains the second skill.

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Real conversations

Hebrew lives in chat, in music, in everyday moment. The podcast welcomes you into all of it through genuine conversations with Hebrew speakers.

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Sorted by level

Every episode is tagged to a level so you're always listening to Hebrew that matches where you are, with a rhythm and tone you can understand. 

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Hebrew is a small language that carries something enormous, from the sacred to the modern, all living together. The podcast is intelligent, funny, and thought-provoking. I want every learner to feel what makes this language so worth knowing.

— maayan sharet

Start listening to episodes at your level

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Beginner

Everyday situations, building vocabulary, natural but gentle pace.

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Elementary

Social conversations, real life topics, present tense.

ג

Intermediate

Complex topics, past tense, deeper cultural content.

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Upper Intermediate

Advanced conversations, nuanced expression, full fluency.

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Single episodes, $3 each

Hebrew that fits in the gaps of your day

Reading Hebrew and understanding it spoken are two different skills. Fifteen minutes an episode, and the second one starts catching up.

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