Dvash Hebrew
Daily Israeli news and songs graded by level, with a niqqud on/off switch.
What it actually is
Every weekday Dvash publishes short news articles rated across four difficulty levels plus Israeli songs with line-by-line translation and synced audio, all with tap-to-translate words, recorded pronunciation and a spaced-repetition list for saved vocabulary. Its best feature for learners is the toggle between text with and without niqqud, which lets you wean yourself off the vowels gradually on real current material. It is a small independent app on iOS and Android with a paid tier, and the content is news-shaped rather than a structured course — bring it in once you can handle simple sentences.
What it covers
- Reading
- Listening
- Vocabulary
How it teaches
- Comprehensible Input — Acquire a language by understanding lots of messages slightly above your level, rather than by studying rules.