Choose the language first, then the disc format
Picking a language education study course is straightforward once you focus on the two decisions that separate these four choices: the language you intend to study and the physical disc format you prefer. Hebrew and Japanese are offered as CD-ROM courses, while German and Chinese are offered on DVD. Since the listed price is identical across the group, there is no price-based reason to favor one language over another.
Quick take
All four courses are credited to FSI, listed as Brand New, made in the United States, and presented in Disk format. Each carries Beginner (A1) and Business level labels. That shared foundation makes this a targeted choice rather than a feature race: select Hebrew, German, Japanese, or Chinese first, then make sure the CD-ROM or DVD designation suits your preference.
Listed-price comparison
| Course | Language | Disc designation | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, CD D98 | Hebrew | CD-ROM | USD 10.95 | |
| Learn How To Speak German, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, DVD D95 | German | DVD | USD 10.95 | |
| Learn How To Speak Japanese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, CD E03 | Japanese | CD-ROM | USD 10.95 | |
| Learn How To Speak Chinese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, DVD D89 | Chinese | DVD | USD 10.95 |
Decision matrix
- You are studying Hebrew: choose the Hebrew D98 course, the CD-ROM option with "Fast & Easy" in its title.
- You are studying German: choose the German D95 course, which pairs German with a DVD disc and "Fast & Easy" title wording.
- You are studying Japanese: choose the Japanese E03 course when Japanese and CD-ROM are the combination you want.
- You are studying Chinese: choose the Chinese D89 course when Chinese and DVD are the combination you want.
- Disc format is already decided: narrow the field to Hebrew or Japanese for CD-ROM, or German or Chinese for DVD, then choose by target language.
Course notes
Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, CD D98

Choose this course if Hebrew is your study target and a CD-ROM disc is the medium you intend to use. The title pairs Hebrew with "Fast & Easy," while the attributes name FSI, Disk format, Brand New condition, and Beginner (A1), Business level labels. It is a direct match for someone seeking the Hebrew course rather than one of the other languages in this comparison. The trade-off is format: D98 is labelled CD-ROM rather than DVD, and its language focus remains Hebrew.
Learn How To Speak German, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, DVD D95

For German study on a DVD disc, the German D95 course is the focused choice. Its title includes "Fast & Easy" and identifies German, while the attributes specify FSI, Brand New condition, Disk format, and Beginner (A1), Business labels. Choose it when both German and DVD are firm requirements. Its limitation comes from that same specificity: it is the DVD entry for German, not the CD-ROM format attached to the Hebrew and Japanese courses, and it does not change the language target.
Learn How To Speak Japanese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, CD E03

Japanese learners who specifically want a CD-ROM disc should start with the Japanese E03 course. The title names Japanese and uses "Fast" wording, while the attributes list FSI, Disk format, Brand New condition, and Beginner (A1), Business level labels. It aligns with the Hebrew course on CD-ROM rather than the DVD media used for the German and Chinese selections. The constraint is simple: E03 stays focused on Japanese, so it is not the fitting choice when Hebrew, German, or Chinese is the intended language.
Learn How To Speak Chinese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, DVD D89

Pick the Chinese D89 course when Chinese is the language you want to study and DVD is the desired disc designation. The title explicitly identifies Chinese and "Fast," and the attributes place it alongside the group with FSI authorship, Brand New condition, Disk format, and Beginner (A1), Business labels. It is the Chinese counterpart to the German DVD course. Its limitation is that it does not offer the CD-ROM designation found on the Hebrew D98 and Japanese E03 courses, and its study language is Chinese.
Final recommendation by use case
Choose Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, CD D98 for Hebrew on CD-ROM, or Learn How To Speak Japanese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, CD E03 for Japanese on CD-ROM. For DVD, select Learn How To Speak German, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, DVD D95 for German or Learn How To Speak Chinese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, DVD D89 for Chinese. With the same listed price and shared condition and level labels, language target and disc format are the practical tie-breakers.