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Authors and Contributors Discussion History
Major authors
Major authors of this book: Would anyone considering themselves one of the main contributors to this book please place their information here.
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Name Background/Qualifications Contributions Signature
Readyokaygo I'm a student at the University of Michigan. I've been studying Hebrew at the university for over two years. I created the Modern Hebrew Textbook and will continue developing it until completion. --Readyokaygo (discuss • contribs) 09:35, 5 November 2012 (UTC)
oronik I was born in Israel,and I've lived for more than 14 years in Israel. I'm helping in the correction of the lessons. Oronik (discuss • contribs) 15:31, 3 October 2013 (UTC)
Further contributors
Further contributors to this book: All others who have contributed in some way to this book are invited to place their information here.
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Name Background/Qualifications Contributions Signature
PIXXIP Born and raised in Israel I can help expand this. hopefully for a long time to come.
OpenSourceRabbi Grew up in United States attending Hebrew-English schools. I am glad to pitch in to help people who want to learn Hebrew.
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