Hebrew Podcast by Ulpan integraliah Tel Aviv

🏡 Every Friday, she visits her parents. This time, her boyfriend is coming too — and he’s about to meet the whole family. Will they like him? What will Mom think? And what about Grandma? In “Talking about your family,” join Ulpan Integraliah for a beginner Hebrew listening lesson about bringing someone special home for the first time. Start with useful words for parents, siblings, and grandparents, then listen to the story in Hebrew. Afterward, hear it again with an English translation, one sentence at a time. 📚 Level: Beginners Listen for the family words you recognize, and see how much more you understand the second time. Stay until the end to find out how this Friday visit turns out! Want to keep learning Hebrew? Explore our courses and free resources: 👉 https://integraliah.com/ Follow the podcast for more everyday Hebrew, and share this episode with someone learning alongside you. 💙

🚕 A taxi ride in Tel Aviv can come with quite a conversation. Ready to follow it in Hebrew? In this beginner episode of the Ulpan Integraliah Hebrew Podcast, we explore a classic part of everyday life in Israel: taking a taxi! Learn useful vocabulary and listen to a conversation between a driver and a passenger in Tel Aviv. Along the way, get a taste of the direct, sometimes unfiltered side of everyday conversation in Israel. Learning Hebrew also means getting familiar with how people actually speak! 🎧 Episode: Taking a taxi 📚 Level: Beginners Press play, listen for the words you recognize, and replay the conversation to catch a little more each time. Want to keep learning? Discover our Hebrew courses and free resources, and study with Ulpan Integraliah online or in Tel Aviv: 👉 https://integraliah.com/ Enjoyed the episode? Follow the podcast and share it with someone who’s learning Hebrew too. 💙

Did Einstein really struggle at school? Why did he receive the Nobel Prize? And why did he turn down the chance to become Israel’s president? Listen to this episode of the Ulpan Integraliah podcast to explore five sides of his life while practicing your Hebrew. Before you listen, get to know these words: סַקְרָנוּת (sakranut) — curiosity מַדְּעָן (madan) — scientist מֶחְקָר (mechkar) — research פְּרַס נוֹבֵל (pras Nobel) — Nobel Prize זְכוּיוֹת הָאָדָם (zchuyot ha’adam) — human rights לְסָרֵב (lesarev) — to refuse In the episode, we talk about Einstein’s school years, the theory of relativity, the research on light that earned him a Nobel Prize, his views on social issues, and his decision to decline Israel’s presidency in 1952. How much could you understand without reading the translation? Tell us in the comments — and share one new Hebrew word you learned. Want to keep learning Hebrew through stories and real-life topics? Explore Ulpan Integraliah: https://www.integraliah.com/ Subscribe for more Hebrew listening practice and podcast episodes! #LearnHebrew #HebrewPodcast #AlbertEinstein

5 facts about Albert Einstein — and an advanced Hebrew listening challenge! 🎧 Did Einstein really struggle at school? Why did he receive the Nobel Prize? And why did he turn down the chance to become Israel’s president? Listen to this episode of the Ulpan Integraliah podcast to explore five sides of his life while practicing your Hebrew. Before you listen, get to know these words: סַקְרָנוּת (sakranut) — curiosity מַדְּעָן (madan) — scientist מֶחְקָר (mechkar) — research פְּרַס נוֹבֵל (pras Nobel) — Nobel Prize זְכוּיוֹת הָאָדָם (zchuyot ha’adam) — human rights לְסָרֵב (lesarev) — to refuse In the episode, we talk about Einstein’s school years, the theory of relativity, the research on light that earned him a Nobel Prize, his views on social issues, and his decision to decline Israel’s presidency in 1952. How much could you understand without reading the translation? Tell us in the comments — and share one new Hebrew word you learned. Want to keep learning Hebrew through stories and real-life topics? Explore Ulpan Integraliah: https://www.integraliah.com/ Subscribe for more Hebrew listening practice and podcast episodes! #LearnHebrew #HebrewPodcast #AlbertEinstein  

☕ Learn Hebrew at an Israeli Café 🇮🇱 How do Israelis actually order coffee in Hebrew? In this new episode of the Ulpan Integraliah Podcast, we go to a café in Israel and learn practical Hebrew you can REALLY use in everyday life. ✔️ Ordering coffee ✔️ Asking for different kinds of milk ✔️ Breakfast vocabulary ✔️ Takeaway vs eating in ✔️ Café conversations in Hebrew 🎧 Perfect for: → Beginner & intermediate Hebrew learners → Your next trip to Israel → Improving listening comprehension → Learning real spoken Hebrew Because learning Hebrew is not only grammar. It’s learning how daily life sounds in Israel. 🇮🇱 Hebrew + English Translation Included 🎙️ INTRO Shalom and welcome to Ulpan Integraliah’s podcast! Today we’re going to the café in Israel to order our morning coffee and something to eat — in simple Hebrew. We’ll learn how to order a coffee, ask for different kinds of milk, and choose something delicious to eat. Yallah, let’s go to the café ☕🇮🇱 ☕ Hebrew + English Translation שלום ובוקר טוב. Hello and good morning. הבוקר קמתי מאוחר. This morning I woke up late. לכן, לא היה לי מספיק זמן כדי לאכול ארוחת בוקר כמו שצריך. So, I didn’t have enough time to eat a proper breakfast. אפילו לא שתיתי את הקפה של הבוקר. I didn’t even drink my morning coffee. אני חייב לעצור בבית קפה ולהזמין משהו בדרך לעבודה. I have to stop at a café and order something on the way to work. אז מה אני מזמינה? So what am I ordering? אני רוצה קפה הפוך גדול I want a large café hafoukh. עם הרבה חלב, ובלי סוכר. With a lot of milk, and no sugar. אני שותה חלב רגיל, לא חלב דל שומן ולא חלב שיבולת שועל. I drink regular milk, not low-fat milk and not oat milk. אני לא אוהבת סוכר בקפה. I don’t like sugar in coffee. אני שותה את הקפה שלי חם, לא רותח. I drink my coffee hot, not boiling hot. אולי כדאי גם לאכול משהו קטן עם הקפה? Maybe I should also eat something small with the coffee? יש כאן עוגיות קטנות וגם כריכים של בוקר. There are small cookies here and also breakfast sandwiches. אני אוהבת לאכול מלוח בבוקר. I like eating savory food in the morning. אז אני לוקחת כריך עם אבוקדו וקפה. So I’m taking a sandwich with avocado and a coffee. ובא לי גם מיץ תפוזים. And I also feel like having orange juice. הוא סחוט, וזה טעים מאוד. It is freshly squeezed, and it’s very delicious. המלצר שואל אותי אם אני אוכלת כאן. The waiter asks me if I am eating here. אבל אין לי זמן, אני לא רוצה לשבת, אני רוצה לקחת את הכל בטייק אוויי. But I don’t have time, I don’t want to sit down, I want to take everything takeaway. טוב, זה עלה לי ארבעים שקלים, Well, it cost me forty shekels, אבל לפחות יש לי ארוחת בוקר טובה, בריאה וטעימה! 🙂 But at least I have a good, healthy, and tasty breakfast! 🙂 🚀 Want to ACTUALLY learn Hebrew? 👉 https://integraliah.com/online-hebrew-courses/ 👉 https://integraliah.com/ 🎧 More than 100 Hebrew learning episodes available on the Ulpan Integraliah Spotify channel. If you enjoyed this episode: Like 👍 Comment 💬 Subscribe 🔔 That’s what helps us keep creating free Hebrew content for learners around the world 🌍

🩺 Learn Medical Hebrew Through Real-Life Conversations 🇮🇱 What does a typical day look like for a family doctor in Israel? In this new episode of the Ulpan Integraliah Podcast, we step inside an Israeli clinic and learn practical Hebrew medical vocabulary used every day by doctors and patients. ✔️ Symptoms ✔️ Medical examinations ✔️ Prescriptions ✔️ Blood tests ✔️ Clinic vocabulary ✔️ Real spoken Hebrew 🎧 Perfect for: → Intermediate Hebrew learners → Doctors preparing for aliyah → Medical professionals working in Israel → Anyone who wants to improve practical Hebrew listening skills 👨‍⚕️ And for all our doctors: We offer a specialized Medical Ulpan designed specifically for healthcare professionals. 🇮🇱 Hebrew + English Translation Included 🎙️ INTRO Today we are going to step into the shoes of a family doctor in Israel. He is going to describe a typical day at the clinic and help us learn very important medical vocabulary. And for all our doctors: we offer the best medical Ulpan. Contact us on integraliah.com for more information. 🩺 Hebrew + English Translation אני רופאת משפחה ואני עובדת במרפאה. I am a family doctor and I work in a clinic. בבוקר אני מגיעה לעבודה ורואה את רשימת המטופלים של היום. In the morning I arrive at work and see the list of patients for the day. יש לי היום ילדים, מבוגרים וגם אנשים מבוגרים מאוד. Today I have children, adults, and also elderly patients. כל אחד מגיע עם בעיה אחרת. Each one comes with a different problem. הבוקר קיבלתי מטופל מבוגר שהתלונן על כאבי גרון חזקים וחום גבוה. This morning I saw an adult patient who complained of strong sore throat and high fever. בדקתי אותו: הסתכלתי על הגרון שלו, הקשבתי לריאות שלו ומדדתי חום ולחץ דם. I examined him: I looked at his throat, listened to his lungs, and measured temperature and blood pressure. על פי הבדיקה חשבתי שיכול להיות שמדובר בזיהום. Based on the examination, I thought it might be an infection. נתתי לו הפניה לבדיקות דם ובדיקת שתן. I gave him a referral for blood tests and a urine test. בינתיים נתתי לו מרשם לאנטיביוטיקה. In the meantime, I gave him a prescription for antibiotics. הסברתי לו איך לקחת את התרופה וכמה ימים להמשיך טיפול. I explained how to take the medication and for how many days to continue the treatment. אמרתי לו לחזור אליי מחר או בעוד יומיים, I told him to come back tomorrow or in two days, כדי שנוכל לעבור יחד על תוצאות הבדיקות ולהחליט על המשך טיפול. so that we can go over the test results together and decide on further treatment. בהמשך היום קיבלתי גם ילד עם כאבי אוזניים, Later in the day I also saw a child with ear pain, ואישה מבוגרת שהתלוננה על כאבים בברך. and an elderly woman who complained about knee pain. כל יום במרפאה שונה, Every day in the clinic is different, וצריך להקשיב, לבדוק, ולהחליט על טיפול מתאים לכל מטופל. and you need to listen, examine, and decide on the appropriate treatment for each patient. 🚀 Want to ACTUALLY learn Hebrew? 👉 https://integraliah.com/online-hebrew-courses/ 👨‍⚕️ Interested in our Medical Ulpan? 👉 https://integraliah.com/ 🎧 More than 100 Hebrew learning episodes available on the Ulpan Integraliah Spotify channel. If you enjoyed this episode: Like 👍 Comment 💬 Subscribe 🔔 That’s what helps us keep creating free Hebrew content for learners around the world 🌍

🏠 Learn Hebrew for Renting an Apartment in Israel 🇮🇱 Before signing a rental contract in Israel, there are a few VERY important questions you need to ask. In this episode of the Ulpan Integraliah Podcast, you’ll learn 8 essential questions in Hebrew that can help you better understand a rental agreement in Israel. You’ll also hear realistic answers from a real estate agent — exactly the kind of conversations you are likely to have in real life. 🎧 Perfect for: → Intermediate Hebrew learners → People preparing aliyah → Anyone planning to rent in Israel → Improving practical spoken Hebrew Topics include: ✔️ Rental contracts ✔️ Municipal taxes (Arnona) ✔️ Building fees ✔️ Repairs and maintenance ✔️ Security deposits ✔️ Contract extensions ✔️ Leaving before the end of the lease 🇮🇱 Hebrew + English Translation Included 🎙️ INTRO Today we are going to learn 8 important questions to ask before signing a rental contract in Israel. We will also see simple and realistic answers from a real estate agent, so you can understand how these conversations usually work. 🏠 Hebrew + English Translation לפני שאני חותמת על חוזה שכירות בישראל, חשוב לשאול כמה שאלות כדי לוודא שאנחנו מבינים הכול. Before I sign a rental contract in Israel, it is important to ask a few questions to make sure we understand everything. אז הנה שמונה שאלות חשובות, והתשובות שבדרך כלל מקבלים. So here are eight important questions, and the answers we usually get. לכמה זמן החוזה? לשנה אחת או לשנתיים? For how long is the contract? One year or two years? 👉 בדרך כלל זה לשנה, אבל לפעמים אפשר גם לשנתיים אם בעל הדירה מסכים. 👉 Usually it is for one year, but sometimes it can also be for two years if the landlord agrees. האם אפשר להאריך את החוזה בסוף התקופה? Can the contract be extended at the end of the period? 👉 כן, בדרך כלל יש אופציה להאריך, אם שני הצדדים מרוצים. 👉 Yes, usually there is an option to extend if both sides are satisfied. מה שכר הדירה? והאם הוא יכול לעלות במהלך תקופת השכירות? What is the rent? And can it increase during the rental period? 👉 זה המחיר הקבוע לחודש, והוא לא אמור לעלות במהלך תקופת השכירות. 👉 This is the fixed monthly price, and it should not increase during the rental period. מה כלול בתשלום? האם זה כולל ארנונה, ועד בית או דמי ניהול? What is included in the payment? Does it include municipal tax, building fees or management fees? 👉 ארנונה וועד בית בדרך כלל לא כלולים, משלמים אותם בנפרד. 👉 Municipal tax and building fees are usually not included; they are paid separately. מי משלם על תיקונים בדירה, למשל מזגן או בעיות אינסטלציה? Who pays for repairs in the apartment, for example air conditioning or plumbing problems? 👉 בדרך כלל, השוכר משלם על תיקונים קטנים ובעל הדירה משלם על תקונים יותר גדולים. 👉 Usually, the tenant pays for small repairs and the landlord pays for bigger repairs. האם מותר לעשות שינויים בדירה, כמו לצבוע קירות? Is it allowed to make changes in the apartment, like painting the walls? 👉 בדרך כלל אפשר, אבל כדאי לקבל את האישור של בעל הדירה. 👉 Usually it is allowed, but it is recommended to get the landlord’s approval. מה קורה אם אני רוצה לצאת מהדירה לפני סוף החוזה? What happens if I want to leave the apartment before the end of the contract? 👉 צריך למצוא שוכר חלופי או לשלם קנס לפי מה שכתוב בחוזה. 👉 You need to find a replacement tenant or pay a penalty according to the contract. האם יש ערבות או צ’ק ביטחון, ומה קורה איתו בסוף החוזה? Is there a guarantee or security check, and what happens to it at the end of the contract? 👉 כן, יש ערבות. אם הכול בסדר בדירה, מחזירים לכם את כל הכסף כשאתם יוצאים מהדירה. 👉 Yes, there is a guarantee. If everything is fine in the apartment, you get all your money back when you leave the apartment. 🚀 Want to ACTUALLY learn Hebrew? 👉 https://integraliah.com/online-hebrew-courses/ 👉 https://integraliah.com/ 🎧 More than 100 Hebrew learning episodes available on the Ulpan Integraliah Spotify channel. If you enjoyed this episode: Like 👍 Comment 💬 Subscribe 🔔 That’s what helps us keep creating free Hebrew content for learners around the world 🌍

🏠 Learn Hebrew in Real-Life Situations — Looking for an Apartment in Israel 🇮🇱 In this episode of the Ulpan Integraliah Podcast, you’ll learn practical Hebrew phrases you can use when searching for an apartment in Israel. Talking to a real estate agent. Describing the apartment you want. Understanding extra costs. Discussing rent, parking, transportation, and contracts. This is real-life Hebrew — useful, modern, and spoken every day in Israel. 🎧 Perfect for: → Intermediate Hebrew learners → People planning aliyah or moving to Israel → Improving listening comprehension → Learning practical spoken Hebrew You won’t just memorize vocabulary. You’ll learn how Israelis actually talk. 🇮🇱 Hebrew + English Translation Included 🎙️ INTRO Shalom and welcome to Ulpan Integraliah’s podcast! Today we’re going to talk about how to search for an apartment in Israel and how to clearly describe what we want — in simple Hebrew. Yallah! 🏠 Hebrew + English Translation אני מחפשת דירת שלושה חדרים. גדולה. I am looking for a three-room apartment. A big one. אני רוצה מרפסת, זה מאוד חשוב לי. I want a balcony, it is very important to me. אני צריך גם חניה כי יש לי רכב גדול וקשה מאוד לחנות בתל אביב. I also need parking because I have a big car and it is very hard to park in Tel Aviv. חשוב לי מאוד שיהיה ממ״ד בתוך הדירה. It is very important to me that there is a reinforced security room (mamad) inside the apartment. יש לי ילדים קטנים אז אני מעדיפה לא לצאת מהבית באמצע הלילה כדי לרוץ למקלט אם יש אפשרות כזאת. I have small children, so I prefer not to leave the house in the middle of the night to run to a shelter if there is such an option. אני רוצה דירה קרובה לים, עם תחבורה ציבורית טובה ונוחה. I want an apartment close to the sea, with good and convenient public transportation. אם יש גישה לרכבת קלה, זה הכי טוב. If there is access to the light rail, that is the best. אני גם רוצה לדעת כמה הארנונה. והאם יש דמי ניהול? ועד בית? I also want to know how much the municipal tax is. And are there management fees? Building committee fees? כי זה בטח עוד כמה מאות שקלים בחודש שצריך לקחת בחשבון. Because that is probably another few hundred shekels per month that need to be taken into account. חשוב לי להבין את כל העלויות של הדירה, לא רק את שכר הדירה. It is important for me to understand all the costs of the apartment, not only the rent. בדירה עצמה חשוב לי שיהיה מזגן כמובן ומטבח מאובזר עם מקרר, תנור, כיריים, מדיח כלים. In the apartment itself, I need air conditioning of course and an equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, oven, stove, and dishwasher. אלו דברים שאני רוצה לקנות. These are things I want included. אני רוצה חוזה שכירות לשנתיים. I want a two-year rental contract. אני לא רוצה כל שנה לעבור דירה. I don’t want to move every year. וכמובן שאני רוצה דירה משופצת ונקייה. And of course I want a renovated and clean apartment. 🎧 OUTRO זהו להיום! That’s all for today! בפעם הבאה נלמד איך לדבר על חוזה שכירות בעברית. Next time, we’ll learn how to talk about a rental contract in Hebrew. 🚀 Want to ACTUALLY learn Hebrew? 👉 https://integraliah.com/online-hebrew-courses/ 👉 https://integraliah.com/ If you enjoyed this episode: Like 👍 Comment 💬 Subscribe 🔔 That’s what helps us keep creating free Hebrew content for learners around the world 🌍

In this episode of the Ulpan Integraliah Podcast, you’ll learn simple and useful Hebrew phrases you can actually use in Israel. Ordering food. Booking a table. Talking to the waiter. Asking for the bill. This is everyday Hebrew for beginners — practical, natural, and easy to follow. 🎧 Perfect for: → Beginner Hebrew learners (Aleph level) → Your next trip to Israel → Improving listening comprehension → Learning real spoken Hebrew You won’t learn random vocabulary. You’ll learn Hebrew you can actually USE. 🇮🇱 Hebrew + English Translation Included 🎧 TEXTE (Hebrew + English) הערב אני רוצה ללכת למסעדה. Tonight I want to go to a restaurant. אני מחפשת מסעדה טובה בתל אביב. I am looking for a good restaurant in Tel Aviv. אני שואלת את החברים שלי: אתם מכירים מסעדה טובה בתל אביב? I ask my friends: do you know a good restaurant in Tel Aviv? אני רוצה לאכול אוכל ישראלי: I want to eat Israeli food: חומוס, טחינה, סלטים, שווארמה, אולי דגים. Hummus, tahini, salads, shawarma, maybe fish. אני מתקשרת למסעדה כדי להזמין שולחן. I call the restaurant to book a table. שלום, אני רוצה להזמין שולחן לשלושה אנשים, בבקשה. Hello, I want to book a table for three people, please. איזה כיף — יש מקום! How nice — there is a table available! כשאני מגיעה למסעדה, אני אומרת למארחת שיש לי הזמנה. When I arrive at the restaurant, I tell the hostess that I have a reservation. אנחנו הולכים לשבת בשולחן. We go sit at the table. היא שואלת אותנו אם אנחנו רוצים תפריט בעברית או באנגלית. She asks us if we want a menu in Hebrew or in English. אני אומרת: אני רוצה תפריט בעברית, כי זה תרגול טוב בשבילי! I say: I want a menu in Hebrew, because it is good practice for me! אנחנו יושבים ומסתכלים על התפריט. יש הרבה דברים טעימים. We sit and look at the menu. There are many tasty things. ויש לי שאלות, אז אני שואלת את המלצר: And I have questions, so I ask the waiter: מה התוספת עם הדג? אורז או תפוח אדמה? What is the side dish with the fish? Rice or potato? אפשר סלט ישראלי בלי בצל? Can I have an Israeli salad without onion? השניצל מגיע עם צ’יפס או שצריך להזמין בנפרד? Does the schnitzel come with fries or do you need to order it separately? אנחנו מזמינים פרגיות, סלט קצוץ, חומוס, טחינה, ודג סלמון. We order chicken thighs, chopped salad, hummus, tahini, and salmon fish. הכול טעים מאוד. חבל על הזמן! Everything is very tasty. Amazing! אחרי הארוחה, אנחנו מבקשים חשבון: After the meal, we ask for the bill: אפשר חשבון, בבקשה? Can we have the bill, please? אנחנו בודקים שאין טעות בחשבון. We check that there is no mistake in the bill. אנחנו משלמים בכרטיס אשראי ונותנים טיפ למלצר, כמובן. We pay by credit card and of course we leave a tip for the waiter. לפני שאנחנו הולכים, אנחנו אומרים תודה למלצר. Before we leave, we thank the waiter. איזה כיף היה במסעדה! 🍽️ It was so nice at the restaurant! 🚀 Want to ACTUALLY learn Hebrew? 👉 https://integraliah.com/online-hebrew-courses/ 👉 https://integraliah.com/ If you enjoyed this episode: Like 👍 Comment 💬 Subscribe 🔔 That’s what helps us keep creating free Hebrew content for learners around the world 🌍

Yom HaZikaron is a day of silence, remembrance, and unity. In this episode, we share one powerful story — the story of the Bibas family. A story that reflects not only loss, but also collective memory and identity. 🎧 Intermediate Hebrew → Real language → Real emotions → Real context 🇮🇱 Hebrew + English Text (Use the exact same full text as above) 🚀 Ready to go further? 👉 https://integraliah.com/online-hebrew-courses/ 👉 https://integraliah.com/ Thousands of students have already done it. Now it’s your turn. ⭐ Support the podcast Follow Leave a 5-star review Share