Say It Right! Easy Hebrew Sentence Building for Beginners
Learning single words is a start but full sentences help kids really express themselves. Simple sentence building boosts vocabulary, grammar, and confidence by turning words into meaning.
Basic Hebrew Sentence Structure for Beginners
Hebrew word order is often: Subject + Verb + Object.
- אני רץ. (Ani ratz.) – I run.
- היא שותה מים. (Hi shotah mayim.) – She drinks water.
- הילד קורא ספר. (Hayeled kore sefer.) – The boy reads a book.
- אנחנו משחקים. (Anachnu mesachakim.) – We are playing.
Simple Sentence Starters for Kids
- אני (Ani) – I
- אתה / את (Atah / At) – You (m/f)
- הוא / היא (Hu / Hi) – He / She
- אנחנו (Anachnu) – We
Fun Sentence-Building Activities
Mix & Match Cards
Use flashcards with subjects, verbs, and objects. Let kids build and read out new sentences.
Action & Say
Perform simple actions and say the matching sentence in Hebrew: “אני קופץ!” – I jump!
Picture Talk
Show an image and ask kids to describe what’s happening using short sentences.
Sentence Relay Game
Each child adds a word to build a sentence together, learning structure naturally.
Dinolingo introduces short sentences in songs, stories, and games. Repetition and visuals help kids learn structure and context intuitively.
Printable sentence builders and practice pages support hands-on, screen-free learning.
Final Thoughts
Sentence building turns passive vocabulary into active expression. With simple formats, movement, and tools like Dinolingo, kids can say what they think, feel, and do in Hebrew!
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