Beverly Hills Lingual Institute
Beverly Hills Lingual Institute
Beverly Hills Lingual Institute
Beverly Hills Lingual Institute

Learn Hebrew Online

at the Beverly Hills Lingual Institute

Did you know?

All 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet are consonants.

Modern Hebrew (Ivrit) has been around since the early 20th century. It is the language spoken in Israel and around the world by some nine million people. After Israel, the United States has the largest Hebrew-speaking population, with approximately 220,000 fluent speakers.

Modern Hebrew is derived from, but also quite different to, the Classical or Mishnaic Hebrew whose texts date from the end of the second millennium BCE and in which the vast majority of the Bible is written. Hebrew is traditionally referred to as Lashon Hakodesh ("the Holy Tongue").

Your best choice to learn Hebrew online is the Beverly Hills Lingual Institute. Our faculty and courses are proven, effective, and extremely popular with residents of the Los Angeles area.

Learn [LANGUAGE] in Los Angeles

The Beverly Hills Lingual Institute is the premier Hebrew language school in Los Angeles, fostering a dedicated student body and a rich, supportive atmosphere for learning Hebrew.

We offer Hebrew classes for all levels of students, with highly educated, native-speaking Hebrew teachers and university texts.

Hebrew language tutors are also available for private instruction and corporate programs.

Schedule

Hebrew Language Classes

We offer a comprehensive schedule of online Hebrew language classes. The courses scheduled reflect our current students' needs and the anticipated requirements of new students.

Mon 07 Jul  -  Sat 30 Aug

All regularly scheduled group courses run online for one term (eight weeks), one day (80 minutes) per week.

Each group course is limited to 8 students.

If your level and preferred time is not shown, please call us at (323) 651-5000 or write us. We often add classes after the schedule is published in order to accommodate demand.

Private Hebrew Classes

We offer semi-private Hebrew classes or private Hebrew lessons for any level of Hebrew.

Some students prefer private lessons instead of a scheduled class, or occasionally take private classes to augment their existing, scheduled group course.

Private classes are more flexible than Group classes. They are tailored to specific learning and scheduling needs. They can be useful if a student's language knowledge is uneven, if a more intensified study program is needed, or if privacy is a concern.

With our large staff of native speakers, we can schedule private lessons in most languages.

Private lessons are available in packages of:

  • 4 classes (80-minutes each)

  • 8 classes (80-minutes each)

  • 12 classes (80-minutes each)

Or, if you are enrolled in a group class, your private lesson can be scheduled individually.

Please write us or call (323) 651-5000 to schedule your private class.

Tue 02 Sep  -  Sat 25 Oct

All regularly scheduled group courses run online for one term (eight weeks), one day (80 minutes) per week.

Each group course is limited to 8 students.

If your level and preferred time is not shown, please call us at (323) 651-5000 or write us. We often add classes after the schedule is published in order to accommodate demand.

Private Hebrew Classes

We offer semi-private Hebrew classes or private Hebrew lessons for any level of Hebrew.

Some students prefer private lessons instead of a scheduled class, or occasionally take private classes to augment their existing, scheduled group course.

Private classes are more flexible than Group classes. They are tailored to specific learning and scheduling needs. They can be useful if a student's language knowledge is uneven, if a more intensified study program is needed, or if privacy is a concern.

With our large staff of native speakers, we can schedule private lessons in most languages.

Private lessons are available in packages of:

  • 4 classes (80-minutes each)

  • 8 classes (80-minutes each)

  • 12 classes (80-minutes each)

Or, if you are enrolled in a group class, your private lesson can be scheduled individually.

Please write us or call (323) 651-5000 to schedule your private class.

Why Learn Hebrew?

Learn [LANGUAGE] in Los Angeles

As the only ancient language to have been revived as a modern spoken language, Hebrew offers a fascinating insight into modern Jewish culture and life in Israel.

Anyone wishing to travel to or do business with Israel will find Hebrew an invaluable asset and a way of gaining an important degree of respect and trust.

Mastering a new language can change your life.

Spending time studying an unfamiliar alphabet, practicing different sounds, and generally striving to master a foreign language like Hebrew has been proven to have a positive effect on the learner's mind. Studies show that adults learning new languages stimualte similar brain parts as children learning you speak. You'll find it easier to learn and remember new things, and you'll likely enjoy the ability to hold more things in short-term memory.

Bilingual individuals often demonstrate increased open-mindedness, creativity, and approachability compared to those who speak only one language. Learning a new language extends beyond acquiring linguistic skills; it cultivates new sensibilities and a broadened perspective on the world. Consequently, multilingualism promotes a deeper understanding of diverse cultures and customs, fostering greater acceptance of new ideas.

The Beverly Hills Lingual Institute invites you to learn Hebrew at our award-winning school, where we are proud to offer Hebrew and more than 35 other languages.

Our language school hires and retains exceptional Hebrew teachers, eager to share their knowledge and love for their native land and the Hebrew language.

Our attractive location, on-site parking and schedule all combine to facilitate your Hebrew courses.

Read what our students say about us—and come experience the Hebrew language best Hebrew courses in Los Angeles.

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More About Hebrew

Hebrew is a Semetic language which is read and written from right to left. Its alphabet (aleph-bet) counts 22 letters and an additional five "final" letters. When the letters khaf, mem, nun, pey, and tzade are the last letters of a word, they are written differently.

The Hebrew writing system is an abjad: like Arabic and Persian/ Farsi, Hebrew has no vowels. All Hebrew letters are consonants. The Hebrew reader makes use of a system of dots and dashes known as nekudot or "diacritics." These markings surround the letters and provide the necessary vowelization.

Hebrew words are primarily comprised of two- or three-letter root words, to which prefixes and suffixes can be added. Perhaps the best-known word in Hebrew is shalom, which means "peace." It can be used for both "hello" and "goodbye." A slightly modified form, shalem, means "perfect" or "complete." This similarity has been interpreted as an implication that as long as there is no peace, no one is complete and no one may be content.

Hebrew sentences do not have to include verbs. For example, the sentence "I am here"—ani po—has only two words: one for "I" (אני) and one for "here" (פה).