0:00.0	This is T.L.B. 1.
0:10.0	Streatwise.
0:11.0	Chalo. It's me Guy. Street-wise Hebrew.
0:13.0	Chalo, it's me Guy with Street-wise Hebrew.
0:16.0	Over the years I've received many messages in emails from listeners
0:20.0	with all kinds of questions relating to Hebrew, but there is one question in particular
0:25.2	that I receive again and again, and I thought that perhaps many other listeners have the same question.
0:31.2	The question is this, what are the best available tools to help me as I study
0:36.0	Hebrew. So today I'll cover some of the tools I have recommended in my email
0:40.3	replies and that you too should be familiar with as a Hebrew learner.
0:45.0	Az Yala.
0:46.0	It's a melonch on Morphic school
0:48.0	him kirim.
0:49.0	Varshal.
0:51.0	Kablut application. Tool number one, Morphix.
0:55.0	M-O-F-I-X is an online website, an app. It's a Hebrew English-Hebrew dictionary. It's
1:06.0	completely free to use. It's not good for translating sentences, but it's great
1:11.0	for looking up standalone words. Here's what I like most about it.
1:15.3	You can key in conjugated verbs and get the definition. For example if you look up
1:20.3	Yishte. Yud Shintaf He will drink.
1:25.0	Whoishtte?
1:27.0	Morphics will show results for Shata to drink.
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