Learn new Vocabulary in the Hebrew Language with this Wonderful Dictionary.
If what you need is a Spanish to Hebrew dictionary, you have just found the Best App of the dictionaries from Spanish to Hebrew, and it's free!
It also comes with a Quick Conversation Guide, so you can start a conversation and phrases necessary to be able to communicate better. You can find:
-Explore the alphabet
-Guide of Conversation
In this App you will find words with each letter of the alphabet with their respective translations in the Hebrew language, so you can continue expanding your vocabulary.
Hebrew language and literature written Hebrew thousands of years, which has its origin in the ancient written documents (especially the Hebrew Bible).
In the Middle Ages it had a similar universal Hebrew role as Latin (the language of the wise and cult). History of modern Hebrew begins with the birth of the Zionist movement in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Classic Hebrew in the oldest established Jewish writer, then it began to be used as a lingua franca. Today most Jews are spoken in the State of Israel.
Hebrew is a Semitic language. Modern Hebrew grammar (Ivrit) is based on classical Hebrew. However vocabulary is enriched with the amount of Hebrew neoplasms and borrowed words.
Writing evolved from Phoenician and written sources from right to left.
It also comes with a Quick Conversation Guide, so you can start a conversation and phrases necessary to be able to communicate better. You can find:
-Explore the alphabet
-Guide of Conversation
In this App you will find words with each letter of the alphabet with their respective translations in the Hebrew language, so you can continue expanding your vocabulary.
Hebrew language and literature written Hebrew thousands of years, which has its origin in the ancient written documents (especially the Hebrew Bible).
In the Middle Ages it had a similar universal Hebrew role as Latin (the language of the wise and cult). History of modern Hebrew begins with the birth of the Zionist movement in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Classic Hebrew in the oldest established Jewish writer, then it began to be used as a lingua franca. Today most Jews are spoken in the State of Israel.
Hebrew is a Semitic language. Modern Hebrew grammar (Ivrit) is based on classical Hebrew. However vocabulary is enriched with the amount of Hebrew neoplasms and borrowed words.
Writing evolved from Phoenician and written sources from right to left.
