Biblical Hebrew Forum

["Steve Miller" <smille10 AT sbcglobal.net>]

> From: Randall Buth
> Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2010 5:51 PM
> To: Hebrew
> Subject: [b-hebrew] Self-study materials for Learning Biblical Hebrew
> 
> >   I learned Hebrew through regular course work, but I have a
> colleague
> > who asked me what I'd recommend for self-study.  Self-study never
> > works for me and I have no suggestions.  Does anyone on the list have
> such
> > a suggestion?   Thanks.
> > Ken Litwak
> 
> There is only one Biblical Hebrew course out there where all the Hebrew
> material is recorded, multiple voices, and lessons filled with recorded
> Hebrew drills with spaces for responses/thinking/learning. In addition,
> it is the only course that leads a student into thinking in Hebrew,
> rather than translation, and that from the very beginning.
> Living Biblical Hebrew, Introduction, Two Parts, was written as a self-
> learning program. It costs some money, but it takes students to places
> that a textbook
> cannot go.     (PS: the author is myself, and Biblical Language Center,
> the
> publisher. Some websearches turn up bogus copies with other authors
> named or added, or other 'publishers'.)
> 
> blessings
> Randall Buth
> 
> --
> Randall Buth, PhD
> www.biblicalulpan.org
> randallbuth AT gmail.com
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[SteveMiller:] Thanks Randall! The website testimonials are convincing. I
just ordered part 1.

I have used for self-study and like "Learning Biblical Hebrew A New Approach
Using Discourse Analysis" by Brian Rocine. I found it much more interesting
for than Weingreen, especially for self-study.


Sincerely,
-Steve Miller
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