Sefaria

What it actually is

Every classical Jewish text with a parallel English translation you can read line by line, plus word lookups into Jastrow and Klein and a growing modern-Hebrew section — an enormous free corpus for reading practice with a safety net. Genuinely useful if your interest in Hebrew includes the sources, and the interface for toggling and comparing translations is excellent. Be clear that most of it is Biblical and rabbinic Hebrew: the grammar and vocabulary differ from what Israelis speak, so it supplements a modern-Hebrew path rather than being one.

What it covers

• Reading
• Vocabulary

Listed for

• Hebrew

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