Quick take
Choosing a language education study course usually starts with one question: do you want one language or two? The main difference is scope. The four courses here split into two groups. One set combines Spanish and Hebrew on two DVDs. The other three each focus on a single language-Hebrew, Japanese, or Portuguese. All are brand-new discs made in the United States. If you need both Spanish and Hebrew, the two-DVD set is the only option that covers both. If you only need one language, the single-language courses let you pay for just that language.
Price comparison
| Course | Format | Price | Relative price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Learn Spanish & Hebrew Fast - Complete & Comprehensive Language Course on 2 DVDs | 2 DVDs | USD 22.00 | |
| Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, CD D98 | CD-ROM | USD 10.95 | |
| Learn How To Speak Japanese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, CD E03 | CD-ROM | USD 10.95 | |
| Learn How To Speak Portuguese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, DVD E12 | DVD | USD 10.95 |
Decision matrix
| Course | Use it for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish & Hebrew 2-DVD set | Two languages in one purchase | Higher price and extra content if one language is enough |
| Hebrew CD D98 | Hebrew-only study | No bundled second language |
| Japanese CD E03 | Japanese-only study | No bundled second language |
| Portuguese DVD E12 | Portuguese beginners | Beginner scope only |
Product notes
Learn Spanish & Hebrew Fast - Complete & Comprehensive Language Course on 2 DVDs
This is the higher-priced option in the group, but it is the only one that covers two languages. The two-DVD set is built around MP3 audio and files, so it works well if you want to move between Spanish and Hebrew without coordinating separate purchases. The limitation is the extra cost compared with the single-language courses, especially if one language is your real goal. It also comes without physical books, which is a plus if you prefer screen-and-headphone study but less convenient if you want a printed text in front of you.
Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, CD D98
The Hebrew CD is the direct single-language alternative to the Spanish and Hebrew set. It costs less than the two-DVD package, and it is the only course here focused specifically on Hebrew. The CD includes beginner and business material, so it supports more than just first phrases. It keeps the study plan simple by sticking to one language. The trade-off is format: this version is CD-ROM only, and the course does not include Spanish content. If Hebrew is your only goal, this is the more focused route.
Learn How To Speak Japanese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, CD E03
For Japanese learners, this CD offers a focused path. Business-level material gives it a practical angle beyond everyday phrases. It covers beginner and business levels, which gives you a clear sequence from introductory phrases to workplace-oriented vocabulary. The limitation is that there is no bundled second language in this set, and the format is CD-ROM. If you are only learning Japanese, this course keeps the scope tight and the cost low. It is not the pick if you want to study two languages at once.
Learn How To Speak Portuguese, Fast Foreign Language Training Course, DVD E12
The Portuguese course stands out because it is the only single-language option on DVD rather than CD-ROM. It is a beginner-level course, which makes it a reasonable match for someone starting from zero. The limitation is that it does not include business-level material, unlike the Hebrew and Japanese CDs. If Portuguese is your target and you are new to the language, the beginner focus keeps the lessons manageable, but more advanced learners may outgrow it quickly. For a learner who prefers DVD over CD-ROM, this is the one that matches that preference.
Final recommendation
Choose the Spanish & Hebrew DVD set if you want both languages in one purchase and are comfortable paying $22. Choose a single-language course if you want the $10.95 price: the Hebrew CD for Hebrew, the Japanese CD for Japanese, or the Portuguese DVD for Portuguese.
No matter which you pick, your decision should start with the language you will actually use. The two-language set offers more breadth, while the single-language courses offer a lower entry price and a clearer focus. Think about how much time you have and whether you want a second language to be part of the same study routine.
