Tutor-curated decks, FSRS scheduling, nikud tools, roots, binyanim, conversations with shadowing, and a full interactive Alef-Bet — built for Semitic languages, not a Spanish course with RTL bolted on.
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Platform walkthrough
XP, streak, due cards, homework — everything from your lessons in one place.

After every tutoring session, your teacher reviews what you covered and curates a personalized study plan — vocabulary, grammar points, and homework — that grows with every lesson.
Your tutor hand-picks the vocabulary that matters most and builds your flashcard deck from each session.
Writing, speaking, reading, and quiz tasks assigned after each lesson — with XP rewards for completion.
Review everything covered: vocabulary, grammar, cultural notes, strengths, and areas to improve.

The FSRS algorithm schedules reviews at the optimal time — right before you forget. Cards you struggle with appear more often; words you know well fade into longer intervals.
Research-backed spaced repetition (81% more accurate than SM-2). Cards adapt to YOUR memory patterns.
Multiple-choice quizzes built from your vocabulary. Audio pronunciation on every card.
Earn XP with every review. 22 levels named after the Hebrew alphabet — Alef through Tav.

Twenty-two letters, each with audio, tips, and final forms. Run Hear & tap rounds, name-the-letter quizzes, memory pairs, or trace with your finger. Learning Yiddish? The same page switches to Alef-Beys with dialect-aware notes.
Follow stroke order on-screen — finger or mouse — on real Hebrew letter shapes.
Listen to the sound, then tap the matching letter before time runs out.
Memory match, connect pairs, speed read — same alphabet, different skills.

Hebrew learners all hit the same wall: transitioning from voweled to unvoweled text. The Nikud Toggle lets you fade the training wheels gradually.
Full nikud (vowels visible), hover-to-reveal (vowels appear on hover), or consonants-only. Switch in real-time.
Click any word for transliteration, meaning, and audio pronunciation. Built into every text.
Paste any Hebrew text and the nikud toggle works on it. Practice with real-world content.

Hebrew and Yiddish are built on root systems. Understanding one root unlocks dozens of related words. The Root Explorer shows you exactly how.
See every word derived from a root — nouns, verbs, adjectives — with binyan patterns, meanings, and context.
Roots are extracted from your actual lesson vocabulary. As you learn words, their root families appear.
Learn כ.ת.ב and unlock: כָּתַב (wrote), מִכְתָּב (letter), כָּתוּב (written), כְּתֹבֶת (address).

Scenarios are generated from what you actually studied — cafe, family, library, and more. Use multiple choice for recognition speed, or switch to shadowing: hear the model line, repeat, record yourself, and compare side by side.
Dialogues tied to your vocabulary — not a generic phrasebook.
TTS playback, mic recording, and A/B listen — same line, your voice vs. the model.
Pick the right Hebrew reply from several options when you want faster, lower-pressure reps.

Your tutor assigns practice, speaking, and quiz homework after each lesson. Complete them to earn XP and reinforce what you learned.
See all assignments in one place — pending vs. completed. Filter by lesson or type.
Quizzes built from your flashcards. Hebrew word → choose the correct meaning. Audio on every question.
Earn XP for every completed homework item and quiz answer. Stay motivated.


Visual learners reinforce vocabulary by matching Hebrew words to images. Built from cards your tutor illustrated — book, coffee, cafe, family, and more.
See a Hebrew word and choose the correct image from four options. Great for concrete nouns.
Uses illustrated flashcards from your lessons — not generic stock photos.
Earn points for correct answers. Same gamification as quiz and flashcards.

Hebrew verb morphology is mathematically structured. The Binyanim Engine helps you internalize the patterns through interactive drills — not rote memorization.
Type conjugated forms, get instant feedback. Practice present, past, and future across all 7 binyanim.
Color-coded root letters vs. pattern affixes. See the structure, not just the output.
Each binyan explained: function, vowel patterns, and real-world examples.

They're interconnected — learning one deepens your understanding of the others.
See why learners switch from apps to tutor-led instruction with a platform built for Hebrew, Yiddish, Biblical Hebrew, and Aramaic.
| Feature | Duolingo | Lashon (The Jerusalem Bridge) |
|---|---|---|
| Live 1-on-1 tutor | No | Yes |
| Modern Hebrew | Yes | Yes |
| Biblical Hebrew | No | Yes |
| Yiddish & Aramaic | Yiddish only | Yes — all 4 |
| 7 Binyanim (verb patterns) | No | Full drills |
| Nikud Toggle | No | Yes |
| Root Explorer | No | Yes |
| Interactive Alef-Bet (trace + drills) | Limited | Full |
| Shadowing / speaking practice | No | Yes |
| Personalized vocabulary | Generic decks | Lesson-curated |
| Pricing | Free / premium | ~$50/lesson, $9–30/mo platform |
Features built specifically for Semitic language learners — not adapted from a Spanish course.
Gradually remove vowels from any text as you build reading confidence. The #1 Hebrew learning pain point, solved.
Trace letters, run drills, hear audio — same page as your course, not a printable chart.
Visual family trees showing how one Shoresh generates dozens of words. Built from YOUR vocabulary.
Your tutor turns each session into personalized practice material — tailored to exactly what you covered together.
FSRS algorithm schedules reviews at the optimal moment. Cards adapt to your actual memory patterns.
Interactive drills for the 7 Hebrew verb patterns. Color-coded roots and pattern affixes.
Built by someone who grew up at the intersection of all four languages — not a Silicon Valley team.
Lashon (The Jerusalem Bridge) offers affordable live 1-on-1 Hebrew, Yiddish, Biblical Hebrew, and Aramaic tutoring with a native Jerusalemite, paired with a platform featuring Nikud Toggle, Root Explorer, and 7 Binyanim drills. At ~$50/lesson and $9–30/mo platform tiers, it bridges expensive institutional courses ($1,300+) and gamified apps. The only platform teaching all four languages with dialect-aware instruction.
No — the platform works as a standalone learning tool. But if you also study with a tutor, your lesson content feeds directly into your practice, making both dramatically more effective.
With the Nikud Toggle, most students start reading partially unvoweled text within 4-6 weeks of consistent practice. You control exactly how much support you need.
Duolingo doesn't teach binyanim (the 7 verb patterns), has no nikud toggle, no root explorer, and can't personalize to your level. The Jerusalem Bridge also teaches Biblical Hebrew, Yiddish, and Aramaic.
The web platform works fully on mobile browsers. A native app is on the roadmap.