One word, everything you need.
Vowel marks, pronunciation, gender, root and a real example sentence, with audio.

Speak Hebrew.For real.
Learn Hebrew like at the ulpan: the words, verbs and sentences you need in Israel, level by level, from Aleph to Dalet.

Why “Daber”?
דַּבֵּר means “speak!”
That's the whole idea: learn the Hebrew people really speak, on the street, at work and at the ulpan.
Your path
The placement test puts you at the right level. Then Daber teaches you the most useful words of your level first.
The basics: introduce yourself, count, go shopping.
Daily life: the city, work, paperwork.
Chat, tell a story, share your opinion.
News, culture and formal Hebrew.
Inside the app
Vowel marks, pronunciation, gender, root and a real example sentence, with audio.

Listen, translate, speak, write: Daber brings you back to your mistakes at just the right time.

Dialogues, culture, Torah: every line translated, read aloud and broken down word by word.

ס·פ·ר gives you book, tell, library… One root, a whole family of words.

Health, tech, sales, education… work vocabulary, most frequent first.

Search for a word, a number or a lesson, and track your progress in every topic.

Who is it for?
Land in Israel with everyday words already in your head.
Review your level's vocabulary every day, between classes.
Finally go from “beseder” to real conversations.
Guides
What an ulpan is, how the Aleph, Bet, Gimel and Dalet levels work, and how to learn modern Hebrew online on your own, at your pace, even for free.
Read the guide →The complete Hebrew alphabet chart in English: all 22 letters in order, the 5 final forms, each letter's name and sound, and the vowel points (nikud). For beginners.
Read the guide →FAQ
Daber is free to download, and part of the lessons and words are free. Premium unlocks everything, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan.
No. Daber starts with the alphabet, and every word comes with vowel marks and a pronunciation in Latin letters.
From complete beginner to Dalet. The placement test puts you at the right level in a few minutes.
The Android version is coming soon to Google Play. In the meantime, Daber is available on iPhone and iPad.
English, French and Russian: the app follows your phone's language.
Daber follows the ulpan path (Aleph, Bet, Gimel, Dalet) with lessons, vocabulary and reviews you do on your own, at your pace. It's a great companion to the ulpan, or a way to learn Hebrew when you can't attend one.
Daber starts with the 22 letters, in print and cursive, with the sound of each one. You can also check our full Hebrew alphabet chart, with every letter's name and pronunciation.
A few minutes a day is all it takes to move forward.