Learn Hebrew through signs and Graffiti with Guy Sharett, while roaming the streets of Tel Aviv

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Haaretz, 15.5.12:
Tel Aviv tour teaches English speakers to read the Hebrew graffiti on the wall
VIDEO: Guy Sharett's outdoor ulpan takes foreigners to hidden alleys and gritty side streets for a look at contemporary Israeli culture - in Hebrew.
By Danna Harman

Next tour: Wake up and Smell the Zaatar, 1/6/12

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I am a tourist and don't speak Hebrew (yet!)

Next tour: Wake up and Smell the Zaatar, 1/6/12
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Street Art in Florentin, Tel Aviv.

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Individual TLV Graffiti Tours

How can this sign change the way in which you study Hebrew?

Reading signs is an important stage in our language learning process. As opposed to use boring texts made for learners, when we roam the city and use our own eyes and ears, we tend to remember new words, expressions and notions. Our body registers the light, the sounds, our position, the colors, and the guy who passed with his dog when we stood near the sign. This is why I just love teaching Hebrew while walking with my students. Sometimes, on a bench, near a sign or graffiti, I see the sparkle in their eyes, and feel they are really enjoying the delights of Hebrew Language.
You are invited to check out My Special Tips, learn Hebrew through my Hebrew Quiz, and my Creative Hebrew Tours.

Guy Sharett