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Learn Hebrew through reading method!
Discover “Evening in Tel-Aviv 2” – a short educational novel specially designed for beginner Hebrew learners.

This book aims to assist learners in building their vocabulary while improving their speaking skills and comprehension through everyday spoken Hebrew, allowing you to confidently use the vocabulary in everyday situations.

 

Summary:

In "Evening in Tel Aviv 2", Eden leaves behind the familiar world of high school and steps into a completely new reality — military service.

 

What once seemed like a natural next step turns out to be anything but simple.

During basic training, Eden faces awkward moments, unavoidable mistakes, and new encounters that push her outside her comfort zone.

 

This book is inspired by real experiences. Eden may be a fictional character, but many of the situations actually happened through my boot camp experience.

The book structure consists of:

  • Focused Vocabulary
  • Bilingual Support
  • Comprehensive questions + Section to write down your answers
  • New words Repetition throughout the story

 The Book Contains 164 Pages.

Evening in Tel- Aviv 2 Learn Hebrew through reading (Beginners)

Rating is 4.5 out of five stars based on 2 reviews
₪75.00Price

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    Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.
    Based on 2 reviews
    2 reviews

    • Sarah LevyFeb 09
      Rated 4 out of 5 stars.
      Fun and engaging reading experience:)

      I read the first book in the series last year, and I really liked how well-structured and simple it was to read!!

      The way the vocabulary is repeated is sooo important, and Sol did it very professionally. As a teacher, she clearly understands the crucial points we, as learners, need to work on to improve our language skills.

      I’d say the level is( beginner+) though.

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    • Victoria Ortiz Feb 07
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
      A glimpse into Israeli army life

      read the first book and was happy to see a sequel was released! The story follows Eden’s army experience, with funny moments and situations that non-Israelis don’t usually get to experience, yet still feel relatable. I liked that the book kept vocabulary from the first one while also adding a lot of new words, which helped me level up smoothly

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