Customer Reviews

Hebrew Tutor

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4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(0)
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1 star:		(1)

 

 

I really love this program, because I never thought I would ever get to take Hebrew in a seminary or anywhere else due to family and job committments. Now I can sit at home and be spoon fed Hebrew whenever I want. I can review it a million times and it never gets tired. The first time I actually read a simple Hebrew sentence, I just sat back in amazement at how much the program had taught me in such a short time.

Yes, it is an old program. Yes, you need to copy the files to your hard drive manually. Yes, it needs to be updated. But that doesn't change the fact that this program is one of a kind.

Be sure to set the screen resolution to 256 colors and I think 640 x 480 t avoid having the letters chopped off.

It works on XP just fine for me. Good instructional assistant to go along with learning Biblical Hebrew.

If you have a modern Computer with Window XP. DO NOT BUY THIS ! It will not run on XP. This program was produced in 1997, in computer years that is 100 years old. Had I known this would not run on XP I would never have bought it.

Now I have a 15$ coaster.

I love it! It is just what I have been looking for.
I hope they come out with another one on Exodus.

I'm taking Biblical Hebrew as a course in college, and this Tutor was required for our first class along with Seow's Biblical Grammer (Seow-I don't recommend for a first-year book). I ended up mostly learning from the Tutor! There's even a song to learn the alphabet by. It uses conventional learning methods along with games to teach you Hebrew. I highly recommend it!

The only reason it isn't 5 stars is because there are a few bugs in the program. We all (in the class) got our software from different sources, but they all had the same bugs. Mostly its as simple as typos, but some of the games don't work very well--if at all--because vowel points disappear and parts of letters vanish for some reason. It makes it hard to learn certain lessons (especially the lesson on vowel points for which I was forced to refer to Seow's book because the program was so messed up), but overall it's been an invaluable tool for not only making Hebrew easier, but more fun too! I recommend that you get it as an additional tool for learning Hebrew! :o)

This CDROM was a great introduction to Hebrew. With very little background and about six hours one Saturday, I had the alphabet and several words down by memory. I could sound out words the first day. Focus is on biblical hebrew, which is what I wanted. Covers topics well, and is much better than other Hebrew multimedia products I've tried.