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About Yalla Ivrit

Yalla Ivrit teaches Hebrew to English-speaking kids through story-driven lessons. Follow Noa, Daniel, and their family through everyday adventures — from greeting guests to finding cups in the kitchen. WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL - Story-based learning: Every lesson follows a narrative with real characters - 13 interactive activity types: word spotting, sentence building, gap fills, emoji decoding, speaking practice, and more - Every Hebrew word includes full nikkud (vowel marks) and is tappable for instant translation, pronunciation, and emoji - Designed for kids — no ads, no tracking, no accounts, fully offline PACK 1: AT HOME WITH NOA 6 lessons following Noa and Daniel at home. Learn greetings, family words, food vocabulary, and everyday phrases. More packs coming soon! FEATURES - Tap any Hebrew word to hear it spoken and see its meaning - Speaking practice with voice recognition - Beautiful glassmorphism design kids love - Works completely offline — no internet needed - No ads. No data collection. Safe for kids. !יַאלְלָה עִברִית

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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