CARDDIA | Biblical Hebrew Alphabet Educational Flashcards | Includes Consonants, Vowels, Dagesh, and Final Forms

I considered several flashcard sets before finally settling on this one. I was particularly impressed by the apparent quality of the stock and the images. Having received the actual product, I am not disappointed at all.The deck is actually a bit smaller than I expected; a little smaller than a standard deck of playing cards. It is printed on a similar glossy stock, although a bit higher quality than most. The print is very clear, and the back of the card provides a writing chart, as well as transliteration and pronunciation cues. It also came with a small sheet, titled, “Biblical Hebrew Alphabet Chart“. It is a nice reference, although I would really prefer to get this in a digital format.All in all, I am satisfied with this purchase, and would recommend these to others seeking similar. Now, it is time to get back to studying…!

First off, as so many have pointed out, the price is rather high for a deck of cards. I could not find anything else on Amazon that compared, so I shelled out the money to help me learn Hebrew.The quality of the deck is quite high--like a good set of playing cards. Card stock is thick, protective (glossy) coating and easy to read.As was noted by others, there are some differences in how the letters are taught. For example, Vav vs. Waw. The self paced course I am using prefers the V instead of W in Vav and Tav. There was no holem vav and hireq yod was called hireq male. I'm sure there are reasons for this and had I purchased a different Hebrew course, it would all make sense to me. The fact that I can be so critical indicates I am actually learning something of my Hebrew and these cards have helped reinforce what I have learned and have helped speed up my recognition of the Hebrew letters.

I did a lot of research into finding a good Hebrew deck, and these are top-notch. Well worth the price, and quality is very good. The cards are sturdy, the printing is crisp and clear, and the cards give you everything you need to learn the Hebrew aleph-bet. My kids love them, too! I contacted customer service with a question, and they were so helpful! You may not think you need a good customer support team for flashcards, but let me tell you they were very helpful and responsive when I reached out. They even followed up to see that I was taken care of weeks later. You won't regret investing in Carddia!!

The size of the cards and the lettering is perfect for me, and the cards have a ton of information. They feel high quality and I suspect they'll last thru many uses.Still:* I haven't found a good way to shuffle them* It's impossible to get them out of the case without tearing it. I don't like the fact that I have no way to keep the set in mint condition.* A few of the pronunciations (th, w) are unfamiliar to me from earlier biblical Hebrew study. Perhaps this is because the cards represent one sect and my background was a different sect. For me, a fabulous enhancement would be to identify which sects each of multiple pronunciations are associated with* The final nun is difficult to recognize because there's no way to know where the bottoms of nearby letters are. I have no idea how to fix this 🤔

Learning the Hebrew alphabet. I shuffle them up and try to put them back in order. Card stock is nice and good quality. Has the pronunciation markings.

The cards are sturdy, informative and clearly printed. The bonus poster is very informative with additional scripts, and strokes for writing, but it is small and can be hard to read from anywhere but close.

These are such a simple item but exactly what I needed. Great form factor extra little chart included of the full alphabet. I know there are apps that you can use and they have their place. I like the tactile feel of the cards and putting my phone away for a while. So for that reason I bought the deck. They are absolutely perfect.

Excellent way to learn the Hebrew alphabet.