Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
Hebrabic: Arabic through Hebrew, and back
A free language-learning site that uses Hebrew-Arabic similarities to teach Arabic, with lessons spanning scripts, vocabulary, grammar, dialects, and drills.
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- Hebrew speakers learning Arabic; Arabic speakers learning Hebrew
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- The vocabulary module lists 1,617 entries tagged as cognates, false friends, and loans; Aravrit pairs Arabic and Hebrew in a folded script.
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The suggested path moves from letter recognition and reading into vocabulary, grammar, and everyday dialogues, but the homepage also says learners can jump into any module. A dialect choice is presented as affecting street forms, letter notes, verb tables, and dialogues. The Aravrit section describes a folded format with Arabic above Hebrew, intended to let readers cover one half and then reveal the other.
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