The Evil Eye
The Hebrew word עין means eye. How do we say it in plural? What is עין הרע? And how do we say ‘The apple of my eye’ in Hebrew?
Read More: The Evil EyeThe Hebrew word עין means eye. How do we say it in plural? What is עין הרע? And how do we say ‘The apple of my eye’ in Hebrew?
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Read More: Can You…?Relationships are hard. Here are some Hebrew slang terms to express your undying love — or lack thereof — with your significant other.
Read More: What’s Love Got to Do With It?The word beseder means okay, alright, and is one of the first words you learn in Hebrew. But where did it come from and what does it literally mean? And what’s the connection to the Ashdod Port?
Read More: I’m Absolutely FineOften the ‘real’ imperative of our language sounds archaic to us, so we use the future instead. Here’s a quick how-to on the Hebrew imperative
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