Practical vocabulary
Cards for everyday conversations, shopping, work, healthcare and more.
From your first conversation to work, appointments, and everyday errands. Learn useful Israeli Hebrew with clear Arabic or English explanations, one card at a time.
مرحبًا / سلام
Hello · Peace
Less memorizing disconnected vocabulary. More understanding the Hebrew you hear at work, in stores, at clinics and on the street.
Cards for everyday conversations, shopping, work, healthcare and more.
Play Hebrew pronunciation using your Android device’s text-to-speech.
Keep important words in Favorites and return to them whenever you need.
Use search and topic categories instead of scrolling endlessly.
Learn with clear explanations in Arabic or English.
Learning progress and saved words are designed around repeat practice.
No complicated setup needed for the vocabulary-first experience.
Find vocabulary related to your day.
See the Hebrew, its meaning and pronunciation.
Collect useful words for the next time you need them.
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These are explicitly marked placeholders, not fabricated screenshots. The project includes drop-in file paths for genuine captures.
The first release focuses on useful vocabulary. More guided learning is planned, but not advertised as already released.
Cards, topics, search, saved words and the Arabic/English learning experience.
Alphabet, structured lessons, handwriting, quizzes and more will follow after testing.
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The first public Android release is being prepared. A download button will be enabled when the Play Store listing is available.
No. The vocabulary-first experience is designed to help people begin with practical Hebrew. Guided lessons are planned for a later update.
Yes. Speak Hebrew is built for Arabic-speaking learners in Israel and English-speaking learners who need practical Hebrew.


