Dvash is designed for learners who already know some Hebrew—graduates of Ulpan, users of apps like Duolingo, or olim chadashim—who want to improve their understanding of modern, real-life Hebrew. Whether you’re looking to read the news, understand Israeli music, or feel more comfortable in everyday conversations, Dvash gives you the tools to get there.

You’ll receive short, engaging news stories based on current events in Israel and the world, plus a wide variety of Israeli songs. Articles are written specifically for learners and rated by difficulty (levels 1–4), so you can choose the right level for your skills. Songs come with line-by-line translation and synchronized audio, making them ideal for cultural immersion and listening practice.

When you tap on a word or sentence, Dvash shows you its meaning, pronunciation, root, and base form—all in the context of the article. These words are automatically saved to your word list and added to a spaced repetition system that helps you remember them over time.

Spaced repetition is a scientifically proven learning technique that improves memory retention. Dvash quizzes you on saved words at intervals that adapt to your progress: unfamiliar words appear more often, and familiar ones less frequently. This helps you move new vocabulary into long-term memory more effectively.

Yes. Each article is labeled with a difficulty rating from 1 (easiest) to 4 (most challenging), so you can choose content that fits your current level. You can also turn nikud (vowel marks) on or off at any time, and switch between different Hebrew fonts to improve your reading fluency.

Dvash is not a structured course. There are no fixed units, grammar lessons, or required exercises. Instead, Dvash gives you authentic content with built-in support—so you learn naturally through exposure to real Hebrew, at your own pace.

Yes. Every article and song in Dvash includes high-quality audio. This helps improve your pronunciation and listening comprehension while reinforcing vocabulary and grammar.

Yes, you can read up to 3 articles and 1 song for free every 30 days. The paid plan gives you unlimited access to all content and features.