One of the questions I get asked all the time is: “Why don’t you teach Hebrew over Zoom classes?”
Not every method works equally well for language learning and over the years I’ve become very intentional about what actually helps English speakers learn, retain, and confidently use Hebrew in real life.
If you’ve ever struggled with language classes, felt overwhelmed, or wondered why some methods work better than others, come explore hebrewbyinbal.com ❤️
The Hebrew word for “gift” is so much more than vocabulary.
In my newest Substack article, I share how one simple Hebrew word connects the Bible, modern Israeli names, history, culture, and the deeper meaning of giving itself.
This is the kind of Hebrew I love teaching not just words to memorize, but meaning to feel ❤️
Come read the newest article:
#HebrewForBeginners #Gift #LanguageLearning #LearnHebrew #Bible
🌿 Shavuot is almost here and in Israel, things are about to get very interesting.
Every Israeli mom uses the same 3 Hebrew patterns to tell you what to do.
Once you see them, you hear them everywhere. 🇮🇱
Stay tuned for part 3
I am beyond honored and excited to share that I was featured this week in Jessica’s beautiful “Talent Spotlight Showcase” series on Substack ❤️
In the article, we talk about:
✨ my journey with Hebrew
✨ what drives me to teach
✨ Israeli culture and language
✨ creativity and connection
✨ and the heart behind Hebrew By Inbal
Jessica has created such a thoughtful and uplifting space for creators and I am so grateful she chose to shine a light on my work this week.
I would absolutely love for you to read it and get to know me a little more beyond the lessons and videos 😊
Every Israeli mom uses the same 3 Hebrew patterns to tell you what to do.
Once you see them, you hear them everywhere. 🇮🇱
Stay tuned for part 2!
Most people think there's one way to say mother in Hebrew.
There are two. And the difference is what I want you to understand and apply. 🇮🇱
Some words stay with us forever.
The little names our mothers called us. The phrases whispered when we were hurt, tired, loved, celebrated, or simply held close. Terms of endearment become more than words, they become memories, comfort, and a bridge back to the bond between parent and child.
In this video, I’m sharing some of my favorite affectionate expressions used by Israeli mothers with their children. While these words come from Hebrew and Israeli culture, the feeling behind them is universal ❤️ No matter where we come from, love often sounds remarkably similar.
#LearnHebrew #TermsOfEndearment #LanguageLearning #MothersLove #HebrewWords
No matter where you love spending time online there’s a good chance “Hebrew By Inbal” is already there waiting for you 😊
Instagram? YouTube? Substack? X? TikTok? Facebook?
I share Hebrew every single day across all the major platforms because I’ve learned something important: people who love Hebrew all have their favorite online “home,” and I want to meet you wherever YOU feel most comfortable learning, laughing, listening, and connecting.
Just search: @hebrewbyinbal and if you can’t find me on your favorite platform yet, tell me where you hang out online and I just might come join you there next 😄
Where do YOU consume most of your content these days?
#HebrewByInbal #LearnHebrew #LanguageLearning #OnlineLearning #JoinMe
What if you could understand Israel not through headlines but through Hebrew words?
Every year, Israelis vote for their “Word of the Year,” and this year’s list tells an unforgettable story of trauma, hope, resilience, innovation, survival, and coming home.
In this new article, I break down all 10 words, their meanings, pronunciations, and the deeper story they reveal about modern Hebrew and Israeli life today.
If you love Hebrew, Israel, language, culture, or understanding people through the words they choose. I think you’ll really love this one.
Go read it on Substack and tell me: what would YOUR word of the year be?
#LearnHebrew #HebrewLanguage #HebrewWords #LearnHebrewOnline #IsraelCulture
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