Nit’ra’eh ba-boker. | See you in the morning |
Zeh mamash yafeh. | That's really nice. |
li | to me, for me |
kham li | I'm hot. |
pita khamah | hot pita bread |
magevet | towel |
magevet lakhah | damp towel |
lakh | humid, damp |
magevet yam | beach towel |
mag'von lakh | damp wet wipe |
magvonim lakhim | damp wet wipes |
magevot lakhot | damp towels |
eifo ha-klavim shelanu | where are our dogs? |
Hem mits'ta'arim me'od | They are very sorry. |
hi nekhmada | She is nice. |
tzipor | bird |
tziporim | birds |
etz | tree, wood |
maz'leg | fork |
kaf | spoon |
mach'shev | computer |
yofi! | great! |
Mehamem! | stunning! |
lo nakhon! | Not true! |
Chaval! | Pity! |
Metzuyan! | excellent! |
Oy va'avoy | How awful! |
achot sheli gara be-germania. | My sister lives in Germany. |
Ma ha-shem shel ha-achot shelakh? | What's the name of your sister? (to female) |
chamud! | cute! |
eize kelev chamud | What a cute dog. |
ra'ash | noise |
zot ha'bat sheli. | This is my daughter. |
ha'bat shela bat shalosh. | Her daughter is three years old. |
ha-ben shelo ben hamesh-esre | His son is fifteen years old. |
Ani ha-bat shel muzika’im. | I'm the daughter of musicians. |
Ben kama David? | How old is David? |
Bat kama hi? | How old is she? |
Taliya osah ugiyot ha-yom. | Taliya is making cookies today. |
ugiyot | cookies |
eize ata holekh le'ekhol? | Which one are you going to eat? (masc) |
Kama mekhoniyot yesh le’kha? | How many cars do you have? |
Ben kamah hu? | How old is he? |
Hi bat shanah. | She is one year old. |
Hu ben sh'natayim. | He is two years old. |
Yo'av ben hamesh-esre | Yoav is fifteen. |
eize yofi! | How great! |
ma la-asot? | What can you do?! |
Sarah, eifo Tamar ha-k’tanah? | Sarah, where is little Tamar? |
Hi shamah. | She's over there. |
Ah, eize chamudah. Hi kol-kakh k’tanah, lo? | Ah, how cute! She's so small, isn't she? |
Oy, Ani mitz’ta’er, kol-kakh mitz’ta’er! Anachnu osim ra’ash? | Oh, I'm sorry, so sorry! Are we making noise? |
ugah | cake |
ku-ku | peek-a-boo |
Le-sachek | to play |
Tamar ohevet le-sachek ku-ku. | Tamar love to play peek-a-boo. |
Hu me’sachek tenis kol boker. | He plays tennis every morning. |
kol | every |
tenis shulchan | table tennis |
hu be'emet amar et ze? | He really said that? |
amar | said |
Hu ba machar, be’emet. | He's coming tomorrow, really |
az | so, then |
gever | man |
Tamar lo ohevet g'varim | Tamar doesn't like men. |
Anachnu ohavim ugah | We like cake. (masc) |
Anachnu lo ohavot lechem | We don't like bread. (fem) |
shir | song |
At ohevet la-shir. | You love to sing. (fem) |
Hu ohev et ha-yam | He love the sea. |
Neta ve-at ohavot la-asot kniyot. | You and Neta love doing shopping. (fem) |
Hem ohavim pitzah. | They love pizza. (masc) |
Hen ohavot salat yevani. | They like Greek salad. (fem) |
salat | salad |
Shesh'besh | Backgammon |
rak | only, just |
Yesh li rak hamesh dakot. | I only have five minutes. |
batzal | onion |
hi rotza pitzah im batzal | She wants pizza with onion. |
Hu rotze od kola | He wants more cola. |
od | more |
tamid | always |
ani tamid shoteh chalav kham ba-erev | I always drink hot milk in the evening. (masc) |
be-diyuk! | exactly! |
Eifo at gara be-diyuk? | Where do you live exactly? (fem) |
Yesh li rak eser dakot akh’shav. | I only have ten minutes right now. |
akh'shav | now |
ma ata rotze la'asot akh'shav? | What do you want to do now? (masc) |
Akh’shav ani holekhet la-asot k’niyot. | Now I am going to do shopping. (fem) |
Be-sha'ah echad yesh shishim dakot. | In one hour, there are sixty minutes. |
ve-ma ha-sha'ah akh'shav? | And what time is it now? |
ken! rak od dakah echad | Yes! Just one more minute. |
At tamid omeret et zeh... ve-az... | You always say that . . . and then . . . (fem) |
Ha-sha'ah hi sh'tayim ve-cħamesh dakot | The time is five past two. |
reva | quarter |
Ha-sha'ah shalosh va-reva. | The time is quarter past three |
Ha-sha'ah ar'ba ve-es'rim dakot. | The time is twenty past four. |
Ha-sha'ah hi hamesh ve-hetsi. | The time is half past five. |
Yesh li rak hamesh dakot lishon. | I just have five minutes more to sleep. |