- An
ulpan (Hebrew: אולפן),
plural ulpanim, is an
institute or
school for the
intensive study of Hebrew.
Ulpan is a
Hebrew word
meaning "studio", "teaching"...
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currently taught in
institutions called Ulpanim (singular: Ulpan).
There are government-owned, as well as private,
Ulpanim offering online courses and face-to-face...
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government also
offers free
intensive Hebrew-language courses,
known as
ulpanim (singular ulpan), for new
Jewish immigrants, to try to help them integrate...
- Ivrit" ("Jew—speak Hebrew").
Special schools for
Hebrew language learning,
ulpanim, were set up all over the country. The
Hebraizing of
family names was common...
- of
Kaifeng Jews to Israel,
where they have
studied variously Hebrew in
ulpanim and a
yeshiva in
preparation for
conversion to Judaism. In the 21st century...
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residential language school in Netanya, Israel. It was one of the
first three ulpanim in Israel. She
spent nearly 50
years directing the school,
where Jews and...
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replaced with
Sapir Gizbar). The band
first gained attention performing at
Ulpanim,
Jewish seminaries and girl's schools,
small halls, and
various events...
