Yeled, Who Are You Kidding?
‘Yeled’ – ‘child’ – comes from the root ‘y.l.d’ – י.ל.ד – which has made a huge career for itself in Semitic languages.
Read More‘Yeled’ – ‘child’ – comes from the root ‘y.l.d’ – י.ל.ד – which has made a huge career for itself in Semitic languages.
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Read MoreHow do we ask for more milk, for an encore or for another goal in a football game? You guessed it, we use “od.”
Read MoreDo you have “zman” – time? This root, “z.m.n,” is used in so many words in Hebrew, it definitely merits an episode to itself
Read MoreThe Hebrew word לתת means to give. But in some structures it could mean something else entirely. And what is לתת בראש – ‘to give in the head’?
Read MoreIsraelis love tips and recommendations in order to speed up their decision making. So it’s no surprise that the word כדאי – ‘it’s worth it’ – is so popular in everyday use
Read MorePit’om, suddenly, is a popular Hebrew word. What happens when we add the word ma before it? And how do you say sudden?
Read MoreYou can’t be in the Start-up Nation and not talk the talk. Guy Sharett teaches key words/phrases & the conjugation of lesames. StreetWise Hebrew gets geeky!
Read MoreMaking your Hebrew sound truly conversational is an important but tricky skill. How do you start a new topic, for instance?
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