0/5 rating based on 9 reviews. Read all reviews for Hebrew Bubble Bath Free: Learn Hebrew for iPhone.
Hebrew Bubble Bath Free: Learn Hebrew is free iOS app published by Overpass Limited
I love Torah!!
I am an adult, with no previous Hebrew background, but would like to learn the basics to help w/Biblical study & to eventually visit Israel. This cute, fun & addictive little game is REALLY helping me get a grasp of Hebrew FAST! Who knew this great approach wud increase my vocabulary so fast!! ?
Roses n Fire
I have been studying Hebrew for a little while now. I find this app really helps with practicing visual character recognition
Jeffmrtn
I was surprised with how much fun this program is and I think it will enhance ones ability to quickly recognize Hebrew words. As the levels speed up it does get more challenging.
Lady Catherine D'Artois
I'm enjoying the bubbles but I have no sound for this app, despite the need for it especially in the more advanced games.
King BigFish
I've had it for 20 minutes and have not put it down. I'm sure they have more in store later, but for now a great combination of fun & education.
TrumpIsALiar
Great app for easy, fun vocabulary practice! Entertaining and simple to use. I like the progressively more difficult games, and the encouraging little statements after each round.
Cherokeehippie
Very fun tool to use to help learn new Hebrew words!!! No problems at all..
R Lines
I like learning vocabulary in categories. This makes for quick learning and multi-sensory of touch, placement/location, auditory, and visual tactics to help your memory. I like the praise and feedback when I score well. Two things only to fix: 1) The music needs to be background noise, not so loud and in-your-face. I can’t turn the noise down because I want to hear the pronunciation of the words with each segment. 2) Sometimes I touch the bubble, touch the correct word but instead, it takes a heart away. I know it is the correct word and the game doesn’t recognize the correct selection. I touch it again the very same and it then acknowledges it, but it doesn’t put the point back. Please fix this.