Colors in Hebrew

Colors in Hebrew aren’t very easy to learn for western-languages native speakers, but I will make it as simple as I can here with Hebrew spelling, audio pronunciation guide, worksheets and flashcards.

First off, let me introduce you to colors in Hebrew:

Red in Hebrew: אָדֹם

Red in Hebrew
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Blue in Hebrew: כָּחֹל

Blue in Hebrew
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Green in Hebrew: יָרֹק

Green in Hebrew
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Yellow in Hebrew: צָהֹב

Yellow in Hebrew
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Black in Hebrew: שָׁחֹר

Black in Hebrew
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White in Hebrew: לָבָן

White in Hebrew
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Brown in Hebrew: חוּם

Brown in Hebrew
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2 thoughts on “Colors in Hebrew”

    1. Hey there, Silvia. Learning Hebrew (or any other language) can be a big challeng, I agree completely (I had a terrible experience with Italian, Chinese and Japanese).
      I realized that what some professionals say is very true; start with learning how to hold a basic conversation first and later on start learning the written language.
      I encourage you strongly to try the first unit or two of FSI Hebrew (free course with audio that u can download here: http://www.israelhebrew.com/fsi)
      Have a great learning experience and happy holidays.
      Adam

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