Hebrew by Inbal

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Hebrew Language & Culture School

Hello & Shalom! Welcome to Hebrew by Inbal

My name is Inbal Amit, and I help English Speakers Learn and Love Hebrew.

Combining practical and innovative methods including the English you know, my students of all ages enjoy great wins, clarity, and confidence in their journey to Hebrew fluency.

My resources are packed with all that good stuff! Click the link to see all that I have to offer.

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Please ask any questions and if you find value in what I’m teaching feel free to use all of my resources 😊 I definitely would recommend the following free and easy steps:

(1) download my free guide to get you speaking Hebrew,

(2) follow my YouTube channel, and (3) join my mailing list.

Welcome my Friend!

Inbal

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There is “dad” in Hebrew, and then there is the softer, more loving way little ones call out for their fathers. The tender version, full of warmth and affection, the kind of word that holds a whole feeling inside it.

With Father’s Day around the corner, I wanted to teach you exactly that, because some words are not just words. They are love.

Watch the short lesson and learn the loving way to say it. And tell me what you called your father growing up. 💙

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So many people tell me the same thing when they first come to me. Hebrew felt impossible. The alphabet looked like a wall. The pronunciation rules made their head spin. And every method they tried was either too complicated or too dry to stick with.

If that is you, hear this clearly. Hebrew is not too hard for you. It was just never broken down the right way.

What my students tell me over and over is that I take the overwhelming and make it manageable. Complex concepts broken into clear pieces that actually click, step by step, at your own pace.

You just need a teacher who knows how to make it make sense.

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Father’s Day is June 21st, and ahead of it I wanted to teach you one of the most ancient and meaningful words in the Hebrew language - the word for father.

It has been spoken for thousands of years through prayer, through scripture, through generations of families calling out to the ones who raised them.

Watch the short lesson and carry the word with you into Sunday. And tell me one thing your father always said that you have never forgotten. 💙

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The Hebrew month of Tamuz starts today. The month of seeing. Of vision. Of the eyes. Of how we look at what is right in front of us.

Two people can stand in the exact same life, look at the exact same thing, and one sees a wall while the other sees a door. Same place. Same facts. Completely different sight.

That is the quiet invitation of Tamuz. It is not asking you to change what is in front of you. It is asking how you are choosing to see it.

So this month, notice where your eyes go. You might be looking at something you have looked at for years, and finally be ready to see it differently. 💙

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Boker Tov friends☀️

I have my Iced Americano in hand and I am ready for another Hebrew language teaching adventure. ☕🇮🇱

I sat down in front of these words this morning and they said it all. “The world is your oyster.” That is exactly what Hebrew does. It opens the world to you. Israel. Family. Faith. Scripture in its original language. A whole life waiting just out of reach until the language finally clicks.

What door do you most want Hebrew to open for you? Tell me below and come join me on this journey.

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What is your Hebrew Question?

Two questions landed in my inbox recently and they are some version of the same thing I hear constantly. How do you read Hebrew without the dots? How do you figure out the dots and lines in the first place? That is where I am stuck.

If you have ever felt that exact frustration, you are in very good company.

The dots and lines have a name. They are called the Nikud, the Hebrew vowel system, and once you understand what they are actually doing, a huge amount of the confusion lifts. They are not random. They are not decoration. They are the key that tells you how a word sounds, and learning to work them and eventually beyond them is one of the most freeing moments in your whole Hebrew reading journey.

Watch the video and then tell me honestly. Where are you most stuck with reading Hebrew right now? I read every single response and these questions often become my next lessons.

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Boker Tov Friends!

The final part of my “Hebrew Marks” series just dropped. Three articles. Everything you need to read Hebrew. This is the piece that makes it all click.

Go read it. 🇮🇱

Learn The Last Two Hebrew Marks That Make Everything Click: Quotation Marks and the Makaf Explained

Most Hebrew learners never learn these. Once you do, every Hebrew book, sign, and text suddenly makes sense

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I have spent years watching what happens to people when Hebrew finally clicks for them and it is never just about the language.

Something opens. A connection to family they could not fully reach before. A scripture they always heard but never truly understood. A trip to Israel that finally felt like coming home. A heritage that was always theirs but always felt just out of reach.

That is what Hebrew does. And that is why I will never stop teaching it.

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FOR LEGAL PURPOSES I TEACH HEBREW 🤗

Describe what you do but make it sound illegal.

Drop yours in the comments - I need to see what you’ve got.

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It is live. 🇮🇱

The Hebrew word for father carries thousands of years of history and today I am taking you deep inside all of it. One week before Father’s Day and this one is for everyone who has a father, lost a father, or simply loves this language.

Watch it here 👉 https://youtu.be/LTH4R3HrMb4

Subscribe and never miss a lesson. 🎬

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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Father’s Day is June 21st and this Sunday at noon I am dropping a YouTube video unlike anything you have seen from me before.

Israel does not celebrate Father’s Day. But the Hebrew word for father is one of the most ancient and powerful words in the language with thousands of years of meaning behind it.

Watch it, learn it, and share it with someone who loves their dad before June 21st. Subscribe so you are there the moment it drops. 👇

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Shalom! I'm Inbal, and I get English speakers to thrive in Hebrew 🇮🇱. As a native Israeli educator, I became a best-selling author using a

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No carriage horses in Tel Aviv. Plenty of them in Southern Charmed Cities. And this one right here made my entire day.

In Hebrew, horse is Sus (Soos) - and this Sus had absolutely no idea he was the highlight of a native Israeli’s afternoon in the American South.

Some moments just remind you that life is good and full of surprises. 🐴🇮🇱

FULL DISCLOSURE I’m not thrilled they get worked in the extreme heat.

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This is what working from home actually looks like. 🐾

Tomorrow - Sunday at noon EST - my Father's Day YouTube video goes live. I filmed it before Father's Day on purpose, so you actually have time to learn, prepare, and show up with your Hebrew ready before the day arrives.

Because that's what this is all about, showing up in the language, not just knowing it exists.

See you tomorrow, go SUBSCRIBE 🎬

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Shabbat Shalom, friends 🤍

This marks the 41st Shabbat in a row that I’ve had the privilege of sharing beautiful photos and messages that are sent in response to my weekly Shabbat greeting on FB. What began as a simple post has grown into something far more meaningful than I ever imagined.

Week after week, you bring light, warmth, and connection into this space. Seeing the images you share, whether candles, tables, family moments, or quiet reflections has turned this into a truly special tradition for our community.

What started as a collection of lovely photos has become something deeper. Many of you now share glimpses of how Shabbat lives inside your homes and hearts, and it’s incredibly moving to witness those moments. It fills me with gratitude every single week.

Reading your comments has become one of my favorite ways to welcome Shabbat. If I ever miss responding, please know it’s never intentional, sometimes comments get hidden but I always see the spirit behind them and feel connected to each of you on this sacred day 💙

Wishing all of you a peaceful and meaningful Shabbat and a wonderful Month of June ❤️

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People ask me how Israelis live with it. The missiles. The sirens. The wars that just keep coming.

What Living Under Missiles Taught Me About Being Human

A Shabbat reflection on joy, survival, and the connections that only happen when everything is falling apart

And I always come back to the same answer. Some of the most human moments of my entire life happened inside those sirens. In shelters and hallways with strangers who became something more in the space of a few terrifying minutes.

Joy and horror in the same breath. That is something I carry everywhere I go.

I wrote about it today and I think it will stay with you.

Shabbat Shalom. 🕯️🇮🇱

What Living Under Missiles Taught Me About Being Human

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