77 songs
Study Songs
Read the lyrics, reveal the Russian translation and listen to the original recording. Keep new words connected to the song.
Open collectionLinguistPro Reading Room
Prepared materials help you move from studying the language to reading in it. Translation, niqqud, audio and word explanations sit beside the original, ready when needed.
A song for the pleasure of it. A problem for your studies. Literature for the joy of reading.
77 songs
Read the lyrics, reveal the Russian translation and listen to the original recording. Keep new words connected to the song.
Open collection74 problems
Understand the Hebrew condition, check a reviewed answer, then follow the complete worked solution. Source PDFs stay attached.
Open collection60 problems
Study technical vocabulary through bilingual conditions and separate exam-format solutions, with published Hebrew and Russian audio.
Open collection26,455 catalog entries; 796 marked as prepared. Browse by author, period and available reading support.
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The catalog is based on Project Ben-Yehuda, bringing together poetry, prose, articles and other genres across periods and source languages. Move from period to author to work; prepared materials support Hebrew reading with Russian translation.
The prepared count is a catalog indicator, not a promise that every translation, audio file or morphological annotation is available. Each card shows its source and preparation status. Machine translation supports reading; it does not replace the original or editorial checking.
Physics and materials-science problems pair the Hebrew condition with niqqud, transliteration and Russian translation. Try solving first, then reveal the reviewed answer and full walkthrough. Source conditions and independently authored learning solutions have distinct provenance.
A full solution develops the givens, target quantity, units, physical model, formula derivation, arithmetic and checks. This is an independent learning aid, without a claim of affiliation with a college or the source publisher.
Search and filter collections, resume reading and sort supported materials by recorded vocabulary familiarity. That percentage reflects recorded word knowledge, not a test of comprehension. Missing data is distinct from 0%. Search, filters and Continue Reading help you return to the right text.
Tap for word meaning, root, binyan and inflection where the analysis supports them. Source labels and alternatives keep uncertain readings visible; the offline dictionary contains 9,279 paradigms.
Studio and Reading Room share personal word notes and FSRS-6 review. Saved words return with their source sentences. Anki export and review read-back are optional companion workflows.
Export portable learning packages or derived Markdown materials for Obsidian, with context, reference forms and available audio. LinguistPro remains the source for morphology decisions and review scheduling.
The core workspace stores learning data in the browser. Cloud processing requires the selected provider and credentials; optional account sync and connected agents have separate consent. Prepared catalog entries do not guarantee every enrichment or audio asset. MCP remains an authenticated owner pilot; public reference files do not grant tool access or redistribution rights.
LinguistPro includes a separate research mode with explicit consent. Its methodology is preregistered at OSF; preregistration alone does not establish learning effectiveness.
Open the Reading Room if you want a prepared text or song. Open the Studio if you already have an article, document or recording you want to understand. Both use the same word notes and review system.
You do not need your own provider key to browse published collections or read their prepared text and available cached audio. Creating new translations, OCR, transcription or fresh cloud audio can require your own key and provider charges. Availability is shown in the app.
Niqqud, transliteration and Russian translation help with early reading. Start with short prepared material. Literary texts vary in period and difficulty; the whole catalog is not a beginner course. The Studio can create a separate A1–B2 retelling of a source.
Previously loaded material, the installed offline dictionary and local study data support offline work. First downloads, uncached media, cloud generation, account sync and external assistants need a connection. Export backups before clearing browser data.
Web-enabled assistants can read the public website and its reference files. Direct access to LinguistPro tools over OAuth/MCP is a separate authenticated owner pilot. Public self-service connection and compatibility with every assistant are not announced.
Choose a short text, read a few lines and save one useful word.
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