"Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This booklet introduces the student to the life and poetry of Yehuda Amichai.

"Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This booklet includes 20 dialogues about daily life issues that expose the student to spoken modern Hebrew with slang and common phrases.

The book Diburim Diburim introduces an innovative method of teaching Hebrew by means of speech. From our experience in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, we learned that emphasizing the students' speech skills will also improve his/her comprehension, reading and writing skills. To encourage the students to talk, we included topics such as introductions and meetings, apartment searching and street orientation as well as topics that will allow the student to express him/herself in situations such as anger, apologies, happiness, worries etc. The students aquire the tools to express themselves naturaly and fluently with a good vocabulary and linguistic expressions while taking part in different activities and reading texts relevant to the subject. There is an option to seperatly purchase a Hebrew-English dictionary, an exercise booklet and answer booklet for the exercise booklet that all accompany this book.

The book Diburim Diburim introduces an innovative method of teaching Hebrew by means of speech. From our experience in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, we learned that emphasizing the students' speaking skills will also improve his/her comprehension, reading and writing skills. To encourage the students to talk, we included topics such as introductions and meetings, apartment searching and street orientation as well as topics that will allow the student to express him/herself in situations such as anger, apologies, happiness, worries etc. The students acquire the tools to express themselves naturally and fluently with a good vocabulary and linguistic expressions while taking part in different activities and reading texts relevant to the subject. This book has a student and a teacher version. Every page of the student version appears in a minimized form in the teacher's version with guidance as to how the exercises should be carried out. There is an option to separately purchase a Hebrew-English dictionary, an exercise booklet and answer booklet for the exercise booklet that all accompany this book.

The dictionary/phrase book accompanies the book Diburim Diburim and deals with a variety of topics such as: introductions, apartment search, advice, telephone and internet etc.

This booklet accompanies the book Diburim Diburim but can benefit any student in the intermediate level. This booklet offers exercises that will help the student master all the linguistic material taught at this level. An answer booklet can be purchased separately.

This booklet accompanies the exercise booklet "Diburim diburim ". It allows the student to study independantly and check his answers immediately, releasing the teacher from checking closed-ended exercises with definite answers.

The exercises in this book are intended for advanced students and for level 6 students in the Hebrew University Ulpan. There is a short explanation before almost every grammar section. Some of the subjects exercised in the book are noun gender, noun conjugation, copulative, Prepositions, gerunds, etc.

This book is intended for Hebrew-as-a-second-language teachers and for advanced students trying to perfect and exact their use of the Hebrew language. This book emphasizes semantic accuracy. It is called "Syntax +" because it goes beyond pure syntax issues and deals with semantics as well.