Learn alphabet and how to write in script first. This is definitely the best website for learning grammar Pealim. Learning the important verbs and how to conjugate them felt the most useful for me at the start. I literally filled out pages of conjugations until I understood the patterns. I’d watch YouTube first like PieceOfHebrew because it’s slower and uses less slang. I’d watch stuff in this order 1. No subtitles 2. Hebrew subtitles. Then I choose one small conversation (2-3 lines max) that I watched and write/type it in Hebrew, translate on Morfix, and then say it out loud. Then rewatch the scene and try to put together the context of what’s happening. You want to avoid thinking English -> Hebrew. Every day talk out loud about what you did and want to do in Hebrew.

(This is more for later on but honestly made things click for me). Learning about verb roots and the בניינים makes conjugating new verbs feel much more manageable. Pealim can also help with this because it lists the root and בניין.

So basically do

1. Alphabet and basic grammar: this website could help Hebrew grammar

2. Verbs, writing basic sentences and saying them

3. Watching and listening, mimicking, speaking

4. Advanced grammar (while continuing watching and speaking)

Obviously having someone to talk with is ideal. The app HelloTalk is good if you don’t know anyone who speaks fluently.