About Englini
Englini is a Hebrew-first website for practising English for Israelโs Bagrut exams, including Module E and Module G. Learners can practise vocabulary, grammar and writing, and work through exam papers at their own pace. The website is currently in beta and free for now, with no commitment and no requirement to create an account. Learners are invited to report every bug, content error, confusing instruction or visual issue using the bug-report button in the More menu (ืขืื โ ืืืืื ืขื ืืื).
Englini โ English practice for Hebrew-speaking learners
Preparing for the English Bagrut can involve several different skills: recognising vocabulary, understanding grammar, practising writing and working through full exam questions. Englini brings these activities into a Hebrew-first learning website for Module E and Module G.
Learners can begin with vocabulary sorting, identify words that need practice and continue with recognition and writing activities. Grammar explanations, writing practice and exam papers provide additional ways to study at a personal pace. The interface combines Hebrew navigation with English learning material.
Englini is currently in beta. It is free for now, there is no commitment and creating an account is optional. Learners can open the website and start practising without registering.
Feedback is welcome from learners, parents and teachers. Please report any bug, content error, confusing wording or small layout problem. The website includes a bug-report button under the More menu, labelled ืขืื โ ืืืืื ืขื ืืื. These reports help improve the beta.
Visit englini.com to explore vocabulary, grammar, writing and English exam practice.
Preparing for the English Bagrut can involve several different skills: recognising vocabulary, understanding grammar, practising writing and working through full exam questions. Englini brings these activities into a Hebrew-first learning website for Module E and Module G.
Learners can begin with vocabulary sorting, identify words that need practice and continue with recognition and writing activities. Grammar explanations, writing practice and exam papers provide additional ways to study at a personal pace. The interface combines Hebrew navigation with English learning material.
Englini is currently in beta. It is free for now, there is no commitment and creating an account is optional. Learners can open the website and start practising without registering.
Feedback is welcome from learners, parents and teachers. Please report any bug, content error, confusing wording or small layout problem. The website includes a bug-report button under the More menu, labelled ืขืื โ ืืืืื ืขื ืืื. These reports help improve the beta.
Visit englini.com to explore vocabulary, grammar, writing and English exam practice.
