lessons 33 and 34
mah shlomcha?
?מה שלומך
mah shlomcha?
?מה שלומך
מה שלומך דוד mah shlomcha
David? how are you David ?
ככה
ככה kacha kacha so and so
מה שלומך שרה mah shlomech
Sarah? how are you Sarah ?
תודה בסדר todah beseder
thank you OK
בסדר beseder in order / OK
סדר seder order
סדר seder order
מה
חדש דניאל mah chadash Daniel? what's
new Daniel
אין
חדש 'ain chadash nothing new
אין 'ain
there is not
אין קפה 'ain kafeh
there is no coffee
אין לחמ 'ain
lechem there is no bread
אפס
efes zero
שלוש עשרה
shlosh esreh 13
ארבע עשרה
arba' esreh 14
לעשות la'assot to
do
אני צריך לעשות
ani tzarich la'assot I need to work
לקרוא likro'
to read
אני יכול לקרוא
ani yachol likro I can read
יום שלישי yom
shlishi Tuesday
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achat efes efes : אחת אפס אפס
is an Israeli TV series with Amos Tamam (also in srugim), who plays a cop who constantly stumbles over the line between what is legal and what is illegal in chasing the bad guys. Intersting series set in Tel Aviv but a bit brutal for my taste. You can watch it on you tube but unfortunately there are no English subtitles available:
: אחת אפס אפס , פרק 1 פרק מלא
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'ain is the negation of yesh and simply means there is no ... or there isn't or nothing
mah shlomcha? ma shlomech?
it literally means: what is your peace / wellbeing?
is equivalent to the English how are you?
and you have to be careful and youse the masculine and feminine forms accordingly.
As a beginner it's easier to ask mah nishmah? or mah chadash? where you don't have to
think about the gender.
la'assot to do
likro to read
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and the exercises are here
Hi Anna,
ReplyDeleteI just want to say thank you for these courses. I've been learning from a few Hebrew vocab courses on memrise, but have found your courses the most beneficial, as you actually teach sentence structure.
I haven't been using the roman alphabet lessons, only the Hebrew, but they're great.
Keep up the good work, and Thanks again.
Mark (queefmeister on memrise)
Hi Mark
ReplyDeletethank you for your friendly comment. It's really nice for me to get feedback. And kol hakavod! !כל הכבוד for using only the Hebrew alphabet.
lehitra'ot
Anna
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