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Reading Hebrew

Although the above may have been quite short, hopefully now you will be able tostart reading Hebrew. From now on it is up to you. But.....you will have to practice!!

If you have found this useful, then please do continue to have fun andcontinue reading Hebrew and feel free to email me any question or suggestionsthat you may have.

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