Hebrew/History

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Hebrew has a history that goes back thousands of years and has involved world-wide geographic distribution. It may be the only language that was once considered a "dead language", but is now spoken by millions as their primary language. Because of this long and dispersed history, Hebrew, like many other languages, has various dialects and accents. So, there will be some disagreement about how to pronounce some words.

More about these variations to be filled in later...

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