The word “mischak” can mean so many things in Hebrew – from a game, a match, or a toy, to acting in a movie or a play.

“I don’t know” is one of the most important things you need to know how to say in any language. And it’s not just about the words…

Sometimes we’re just “in basa” – in a state of annoyance, not really angry, but just bummed. Find out how to talk about it in Hebrew.

This week we’re celebrating half a million downloads of our podcast! So we decided to dedicate this episode to “hatsi/hetsi” – “half” in Hebrew.

Learn all the uses of the Hebrew word “kavod” – “honor” – right from the Prime Minister’s official title to what you jot on the front of an envelope.

Even advanced learners have difficulties with the פגש-נפגש verb forms, both meaning ‘he met.’ Guy explains the differences between the two, so you know how to meet up with your best friends as well as how to bump into them

The word for “support” – “tmicha” – is vastly used in Hebrew, mainly in the context of tech support. The verb is “litmoch.”

The word “dkira” – “stabbing” – is unfortunately becoming the soundtrack to our lives here in Israel at the moment.

We are going through some “yamim meshugaim” – “crazy days” – in Israel at the moment, so let’s talk about how we drive someone crazy in Hebrew.