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Hey, I am planning on learning Hebrew. Would you suggest getting a software program on my computer/a teaching CD or DVD/ or actually taking a college course?
Hi Tamara - It would depend, I think, on what's available to you. If there is a good teacher nearby, that's always preferable to teaching yourself (especially in the area of a language). But with the internet these days...you could probably find a good teacher online, or really good books. I don't know of any off the top of my head, but I did recently hear that Covenant Seminary was beginning to put most of their classes online for free (though it might just be "core" classes rather than including language). I can check for you if you'd like.
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