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.

Guy takes us on a short journey through Israel’s many voices to learn a thing or two about Hebrew intonation.

Think you know Hebrew inside out? The words ‘inside’ and ‘out’ just might stump you regardless.

“Sagur” means closed, but is also ever useful in making deals and plans, even satisfying your hunger! Guy explains.

Some say kissing is a universal language. But what about giving passionate smooches and pecks in Hebrew?

Sometimes less is more: How to let your friends down easily when you just don’t want to watch that movie with the word ‘pahot’.

He said, she said. Guy teaches Hebrew expressions useful for chatting with friends, all from the root ‘amar.’

The most talked about video in Israel is of an Israeli Arab teacher singing a catchy Hebrew lesson to her students. Why did it go so viral?