Laredet, to go down, is the opposite of La’alot, to go up. But the root ירד has so many other meanings. Guy talks rain, movie downloads, mocking our friends, and some more raunchy topics. Rated explicit!
Read More: What Goes Up, Must Come Down
This week we’re celebrating 1 million downloads! We’re celebrating in Hebrew of course, talking about the root ‘hagag,’ חגג, and learning how to use it. The cake, by the way, was amazing.
Read More: One Million and One Ways to Celebrate
Let’s learn all about pleasantness – Guy teaches us sentences with the word ‘naim,’ along with Hebrew names related to the root. And how do you greet someone who just got a haircut in Arabic?
Read More: Life’s Little Pleasantries
“This is the way it is, there’s nothing you can do about it”, is something you hear a lot in Israel. Guy teaches how to use it, and similar expressions using the verb ’la’asot,’ to do.
Read More: Let’s Do It to It
Guy teaches us his toolkit of Hebrew intensifiers for when things in our lives are truly beyond belief
Read More: Like Nothing Else: Intensifiers and Superlatives
Guy teaches us about ‘tipa’ and ‘tipot,’ or drops and tiny drops, and all the ways we use them in our daily lives in Hebrew.
Read More: Not Too Much, Just a Drop
Guy talks about navigating shopping interactions, bargaining your way through sales, and understanding discounts in Hebrew
Read More: Is This on Sale? Vernacular of a Bargain Hunter
The word איזה, “what a”, is used habitually in conversational Hebrew. Guy explains when and how to say it.
Read More: What a Life!
In this day and age, techie terms like “link,” “upload” and “search” are crucial to know.
Read More: You Can’t Google This Stuff