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Computer and local (play with your friends). Have the fun of catching the ladder, attacked by snake and sliding down and leading against your opponent and lot more.#5 – QuizQuiz is an ultimate desi trivia game, test your general Knowledge and learn more about India. Let's play Quiz game! This Indian GK Quiz is forms of quiz game in which everybody can be strengthen their knowledge by answering the questions related to India in different Indian languages. All the quiz questions are automatically generated by the app for endless fun.#6 – Four LettersDesi four letter word games is waiting for you, get ready to create a four letters one word in different Indian languages. Creating word from given 4 letters is an easy game, but you must be quick! You gain extra time when you create 4 letter words. The ultimate word puzzles becomes more and more challenging as you keep on making words to solve the 4 letter word puzzle games. All the 4 letters one word puzzles are automatically generated by the app for endless fun.#7 BrickPlay Brick game in Jalebi now. Brick retro game will take you down the memory lane. It's nearly 25 years since its arrival to this world and since then, it has been a great entertainer. This was and will be your favorite classic video game, which entertains like nothing. If you have played the 1 Bit Video game, then you will really like this game on your Phone.#8 SnakeThe old classic snake game and 1-Bit animation brought live on your Jalebi Pack now. This serpent is sure to take you by its hood. We have made all efforts to make this game really awesome classic snake game.Its simpilicity is in its controls and animation. The very easy to navigate controls makes this

Videos and play educational games - all for free, without ads, on their device. There are tons of games to explore, covering math, reading, counting, language, emotions and much more. It’s a great tool for those who really want their devices to educate their children, as there is something for everyone and all of the games can be played without adult help. 6 The Cat in the Hat - Dr. Seuss Available on: iOS + Android There are a bunch of Dr. Seuss books made into games by this developer! The Cat in the Hat is one of the books I remember reading as a child, but this app actually allows children to play around with the pages, tap words to understand what they mean and where they are in the pictures, and have a better understanding of the books without being guided through them with an adult. If your child loves whimsical characters, Dr. Seuss is a must. 7 Endless Alphabet Available on: iOS + Android Another game focused just on reading, Endless Alphabet has a bunch of colorful monsters, ready to teach your child about spelling, letters, and eventually sentences. There are a bunch of different puzzles where you need to put letters into place to make words or hear definitions and find the word that best fits it. The letters come to life, turning into monsters themselves, which is super fun and interactive! 8 Colors & Shapes - Learn Color Available on: iOS + Android Colors & Shapes is a simple game that does teach both colors and shapes to children, in a colorful and inviting world! Your child can paint objects and identify them, collect different colored objects and sort them, match-up items that are the same, trace shapes and outline them, and drag shapes together

Per language. This will ensure that you stay challenged with an endless amount of puzzles.Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $0.99)Download9. Alphabear: Words Across TimThis game is all about spelling words by selecting letters from a grid. Given the name, bears appear when you use letters that are adjacent to each other. So spell cleverly to earn more points.Further, the words you spell will appear in funny cartoons. There are also fun templates a wide variety of backgrounds and amusing props. Lastly, a smart dictionary and other helpful features make this a great way to improve your English while having fun.Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $4.99)Download10. Sticky TermsIf you’re a fan of words and foreign languages, you will love this puzzle game. The goal is to organize the jumbled parts into legible words. Once they line up, you’ll get to know the meaning of fascinating words from around the world.From the Indonesian term for when someone tells a joke that’s not funny to the Hawaiian word for forgetting someone’s name – there’s so much to learn from this best word game. It’s an ideal blend of challenging, creative, and educational.Price: FreeDownload11. TypochondriaStrive to become the world’s best (and possibly most annoying) editor with this game that challenges you to be a book editor who can find and fix all the typos in poorly written manuscripts.There’s an endless Zen mode that can help you relax and a challenge mode for those times when you want to test your mettle. You

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Hebrew is the language of the Bible, Jewish prayer and — since the early 20th century — a modern language spoken in Israel. Below are seven important things to know about this storied language.1) The Alphabet (Called the Aleph-Bet) Has 22 Letters.There are 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet (commonly referred to as the aleph-bet, after the first two letters, aleph and bet). In addition, the language includes five final letters: When the letters khaf, mem, nun, pey, and tzade are the last letters of a word, they are written differently.2) It’s Related to Arabic and Aramaic — and Originally Had No Vowels.Hebrew is a Semitic language — like Arabic and Aramaic — and like most ancient Semitic languages its alphabet has no vowels. However, sometime between the middle and end of the first millennium, rabbis known as the Masoretes instituted a system of dots and dashes to indicate how words were to be pronounced. Torah scrolls and most contemporary Hebrew writing are still written without vowels.3) It’s Read from Right to Left.Unlike English, Hebrew is read and written from right to left. There are numerous types of Hebrew script. The most familiar is the block letters used in Torah scrolls and most printed texts. This was originally referred to as ktav ashuri, or Assyrian script. It is contrasted with ktav ivri, which was an earlier script probably used until a few hundred years prior to the Common Era. In addition, there is a cursive script for Hebrew, as well as a script named after the medieval commentator Rashi, which was used in Rashi’s works on the Bible and Talmud, as well as in other texts. Support My Jewish Learning Help us keep Jewish knowledge accessible to millions of people around the world.Your donation to My Jewish Learning fuels endless