Click any Hebrew letter to hear it, see a mnemonic, compare similar letters, and practise recognition. The page includes all 22 letters plus the five final forms.
Download on App StoreiPhone and iPadFilter by difficulty or final forms. Hebrew audio uses your browser's built-in speech engine with a Hebrew voice where available.
Learn the letters as visual families rather than isolated shapes. Bet and kaf, dalet and resh, he and chet, vav and zayin, samekh and final mem become easier when you know the one visual difference to check.
Say the example word out loud, close your eyes, picture the letter, then reopen the card and compare. That simple loop builds recognition faster than copying the alphabet ten times without sound.
Printed Hebrew is what you need first for apps, menus, signs, prayer books, and forms. Cursive matters for handwritten notes, teachers, classmates, doctors, and older paper forms.
IsraYeah! starts with print because it gives the fastest real-world return. Once print recognition is stable, cursive becomes an extra layer rather than a second alphabet.
Choose the Hebrew letter that matches the prompt. The quiz stays on this page and resets instantly.
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Five Hebrew letters change shape at the end of a word. They sound like the same letter family.
| Regular form | Final form | Name | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| כ | ך | Kaf / final kaf | מֶלֶךְ melekh |
| מ | ם | Mem / final mem | שָׁלוֹם shalom |
| נ | ן | Nun / final nun | כֵּן ken |
| פ | ף | Pe / final pe | אַף af |
| צ | ץ | Tsadi / final tsadi | עֵץ etz |
