Hebrew Flashcards 4+

These flash cards have been very helpful for me. I like the option of hiding the details. But something that I would really like is having the option of marking letters that I’m having issues learning. That way I can go back and practice on only the letters that I need to practice with more. Not having to skip through the letters I already know.

From the perspective of someone who is attempting to learn a language after a couple of decades of not “going to school” this app has been a blessing. I like that it shows 4 ways each letter is written including the paleo-Hebrew form. That’s a nice plus. I can’t speak for the paid features as I am not financially able to afford that option at this time. I “quiz” myself daily using this app in addition to reading scripture via an inter linear Bible and have also found a great online Bible Hebrew class that I listen to and/or watch. It’s been about 4 months since I began and I am now easily recognizing many Hebrew words and have the confidence that (all praise to The Most High) I will learn to read and understand the language of The Creator.

The only suggestion I would have is it would be great to add the gematria to the letter-so that one could also be able to memorize that as well.

I paid for the audio pack and it is very helpful.
The app in general is simply too basic. The only thing this app does is shows you the letters of the alphabet. That’s it. You can practice looking at the alefbet and hear the sounds of you pay, and you can rake a quiz. However, the quiz puts letters with 2 sounds, for example sin/shin in ways that does not explain which is which. In practice, the details say Shin\Sin, which in English is read left to right; however, the depictions of the letters shows שּׂ/שׁ In Hebrew I guess you would read that right to left but without explanation it does not make sense and does not teach you the proper letter. Then the quiz lists it as Sin/Shin. They should separate these anyway in order to learn the difference. Anyway, if you’re reading this I would change my mind and say it’s not very useful at all unless you are using to practice something you’re learning elsewhere. But then why would you need this app?