If you want to say, “I am hot”, don’t translate directly from English to Hebrew. Listen to this episode first. Without your kids.

How do we say ‘whiner’ and ‘to whine’ in Hebrew? This episode is about the word בכיין and its variations

How do you tell someone not to do something in Hebrew? Guy explains how to use the little word ‘al,’ which means ‘don’t.’

‘Nehmad’ means ‘nice’ or ‘lovely’, but often ‘nice’ is just not enough for what we want to say. We can also say ‘nehmad,’ but in fact mean the opposite!

‘Hamud,’ which means ‘cute’ or ‘sweet,’ could be used in several ways. Listen to how ‘hamud’ can be either endearing or angry on today’s episode.

The word ‘lidfok’ is to knock or hit. But as you might imagine, it means some more explicit things too.

Useful ways to use the word litfos, to catch? Guy nearly gets lost in the possibilities

Corners often go unremembered, so Guy gives them some well-deserved attention.

This episode is an ode to all things short, or ‘katsar’ in Hebrew, from espresso to shirts, films, and fuses.

Guy explains the Hebrew slang word “hafran,” literally meaning digger but used to describe your chatterbox friend.