Plant a Hebrew seed
Learn Hebrew with the Rosen School
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Making Israel flourish was a hard task…
About 140 years ago, a movement of Jewish people decided to return to their homeland, to the land of Israel, and rebuild their lives there. The first Zionists dreamt of founding their own country, but the challenges seemed insurmountable. There were swamps they had to dry up by planting eucalyptus trees. There was desert land that they had to plant seeds in and work hard to water to make it into fertile land, adama poriya (אדמה פוריה).
…But the hard work paid off!It took a lot of dedication, but it was all worth it eventually! Today we see many Sadot (שדות), fields, everywhere around Israel. Fields of Chitta (חיטה), wheat, fields of Tiras (תירס), corn, and groves of Tapuzim (תפוזים) and Limonim (לימונים), oranges and lemons. The Israeli agricultural business today exports 2.5 billion dollars in different agricultural products, which are the result of that dream that started years and years ago.
Cultivating HebrewThe hard work and the resilience the first Zionists had was what eventually made this country into the paradise it is today. Moreover, if there's one thing we can learn from them, it is that nothing is impossible. Learning a language takes practice and work – at the Rosen School, we will give you the fertile soil to plant the Hebrew seed. Enroll in our live online courses today and cultivate your Hebrew!
What Our Students Say About Us
"Topics are clearly explained and the class pace is appropriate for non-native speakers of Hebrew. The instructor is very responsive to the students’ questions."
"I love my teacher, she is awesome. The class companions this course are also great. I feel we are at similar levels making it easier than in other courses, to follow the class and learn."
"My Hebrew class is one of the highlights of my week. I look forward to engaging with the teacher, my fellow students, and the connection it provides to the country and the language of Israel."
"I have the pleasure of spending an hour each week with the delightful Ruti. I hope to master the verb forms and become more conversational, but in the meantime, it is a delightful experience."
