Where are you from? - Ulpan-Or

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Learn Hebrew the Fun Way
iHebrew™ - a series of interactive rapid Hebrew study kits
My Hebrew Experience
Hebrew Orientation Kit (includes audio content)
Orly & Yoel Ganor
‫אורלי ויואל גנור‬
Copyright © 1998-2012 by Orly & Yoel Ganor
‫כל הזכויות שמורות‬
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No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written
permission from Orly Ganor.
Catalog No. ULP-TD1012-2S-RA
http://www.ulpanor.com
Introduction
This orientation kit provides Hebrew translations using both text in Hebrew and phonetic
pronunciation, so that those of you, who don't yet know the Hebrew alphabet, can read
and pronounce the words.
The audio recordings further guide you with proper pronunciation of the Hebrew text
providing additional confidence.
In most cases the phonetic pronunciation is straight-forward, however it is worth
mentioning the following:
We chose the phonetic "KH" to imitate the sound CH
as in Scottish "LOCH".
Ulpan-Or Rules
The following rules are part of our unique RLA – Rapid Language Acquisition
method, which we have developed after many years of research. Please adhere to
these rules to achieve best results during your learning process.
1. Listen to your assignments on the CDs three times a day.
CD tracks are listed on the respective pages.
2. Read the assigned texts at least once a day.
3. Practice Ulpan-Or Flash Cards.
4. In order to properly practice various translated texts and
dialogues in this book, first listen to them several times on the CD.
Then cover the Hebrew portion, read the English portion and translate into
Hebrew aloud. In addition, you can translate from Hebrew into English and
check yourself with the book and the CD.
5. Repeat your affirmation statement twelve times a day.
6. * If you are participating in our GDL (Guided Distance Learning)
program, you must make an effort to be present in all of the
scheduled tele-lessons with your teacher.
* In our experience, if you speak with your guiding teacher
regularly, the progress will be outstanding.
CD 1, Track 1
To listen to the audio portion in this eBook,
click on the corresponding track number
indicator window.
Affirmation Statement
I enjoy studying Hebrew.
I understand and speak Hebrew
easily and fluently.
I progress rapidly in Hebrew.
Please repeat this statement when relaxed, as many times a day as possible.
Repeating this statement will condition your mind to overcome any barrier in studying
Hebrew and will facilitate the studying process tremendously.
Below is the Hebrew version of the affirmation statement. You will soon
be able to read and say it in Hebrew.
Masculine:
.‫אֲ נִ י נֶהֱ נֶה לִ לְ מוֹד עִ בְ ִרית‬
.‫ּומדַ בֵ ר עִ בְ ִרית בְ ַקּלּות‬
ְ ‫אֲ נִ י מֵ בִ ין‬
.‫אֲ נִ י ִמ ְת ַקדֵ ם מַ הֵ ר בְ עִ בְ ִרית‬
Feminine:
.‫אֲ נִ י נֶהֱ נֵית לִ לְ מוֹד עִ בְ ִרית‬
.‫ּומדַ בֶ ֶרת עִ בְ ִרית בְ ַקּלּות‬
ְ ‫אֲ נִ י ְמבִ ינָה‬
.‫אֲ נִ י ִמ ְת ַקדֶ מֶ ת מַ הֵ ר בְ עִ בְ ִרית‬
CD 1, Track 2
Unit 1 - Basic Pronouns
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
I, I am
ANI
I am David
ANI DAVID
You (m.), you are
ATA
You (f.), you are
AT
‫ִע ְב ִרית‬
‫אֲ נִי‬
‫אֲ נִ י דוִ יד‬
‫ַאתה‬
‫ַאת‬
Note: in Hebrew we don't have equivalent connecting words such as
"am", "are", "is" etc.
We just use the pronouns, which connect directly with the next word .
CD 1, Track 3
Now we will see how to create questions in Hebrew. Note that in order to
create a question in Hebrew, we just change the intonation.
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
You are Adam.
ATA ADAM.
.‫ַאתה ָאדם‬
Are you Adam?
ATA ADAM?
?‫ַאתה ָאדם‬
You are Sara.
AT SARA.
.‫אַ ת שרה‬
Are you Sara?
AT SARA?
?‫אַ ת שרה‬
CD 1, Track 4
Situation
Adam meets Sara
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
Hi Sara,
HI SARA,
What's up?
MA HAMATZAV?
Great, cool.
SABABA.
How about you, Adam?
MA ITKHA, ADAM?
Great.
ME’ULE.
,‫הַ י שרה‬
?‫מה הַ מַ צב‬
.‫סַ בבה‬
?‫ָאדם‬
ַ ,‫מה ִאתָך‬
.‫מ ֻעלֶּה‬
CD 1, Track 5
Additional important vocabulary
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
Yes
KEN
‫כֵּן‬
No (not)
LO
‫ֹלא‬
Excuse me,
I'm sorry
SLIKHA
‫סלִ יחה‬
CD 1, Track 6
Situation
Several guys meet; among them are Orly and Yoel.
Hi guys,
Good morning!
I am Orly.
Are you Yoel?
Yes, I am Yoel.
Excuse me, are you
David?
No, I am Michael.
Michael, what's up?
Everything is good.
How about you Sara?
Fine.
Pg. 6
HI KHEVRE,
BOKER TOV!
ANI ORLY.
ATA YOEL?
KEN, ANI YOEL.
SLIKHA, ATA DAVID?
,‫הַ י חֶּ ב ֶּרה‬
!‫ב ֶֹּּקר טוֹּב‬
.‫אֲ נִ י אוֹּרלִ י‬
?‫אַ תה יוֹּאֵּ ל‬
.‫ אֲ נִ י יוֹּאֵּ ל‬,‫כֵּן‬
?‫ אַ תה דוִ יד‬,‫סלִ יחה‬
LO, ANI MICHAEL.
MICHAEL, MA KORE?
HAKOL TOV.
MA ITAKH SARA?
BE'SEDER.
.‫ אֲ נִ י ִמיכאֵּ ל‬,‫ֹלא‬
?‫ מה ק ֹּו ֶּרה‬,‫ִמיכאֵּ ל‬
.‫הַ ֹּכל ט ֹּוב‬
?‫ שרה‬,‫מה ִאתְך‬
.‫בסֵּ ֶּדר‬
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CD 1, Track 7
Unit 2 - Basic Conversations
A few additional expressions
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
?‫מה פִ תאוֹּם‬
Are you kidding?
MA PIT'OM?
Sure!
BETAKH!
!‫בֶּ טַ ח‬
Really?
BE'EMET?
?‫בֶּ אמֶּ ת‬
No kidding!
WALLA?
?‫וַ אללה‬
Wow! Really?
CD 1, Track 8
Conversation
Trying to identify someone
,‫סלִ יחה‬
Excuse me,
SLIKHA,
Are you George Bush?
ATA GEORGE BUSH?
?‫אַ תה ג' ֹּורג' בּוׁש‬
No, are you kidding?!
LO, MA PIT'OM?!
!?‫ מה פִ תאוֹּם‬,‫ֹלא‬
I am not George Bush.
ANI LO GEORGE BUSH.
I am Yoel.
ANI YOEL.
.‫אֲ נִ י ֹלא ג' ֹּורג' בּוׁש‬
.‫אֲ נִ י י ֹּואֵּ ל‬
?‫אַ ת גֵּ'נִ יפֵּ ר לוֹּפֵּ ז‬
Are you Jennifer Lopez? AT JENIFFER LOPEZ?
LO, MA PIT'OM?!
!?‫ מה פִ תאוֹּם‬,‫ֹלא‬
I am not Jennifer Lopez.
ANI LO JENIFFER
I am Orly.
LOPEZ.
.‫אֲ נִ י ֹלא גֵּ'נִ יפֵּ ר לוֹּפֵּ ז‬
.‫אֲ נִ י אוֹּרלִ י‬
ANI ORLY.
Pg. 7
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CD 1, Track 9
Now let's assume you are meeting with one of the celebrities below.
Dialogues
Meeting Tom Cruise
Excuse me, are you
SLIKHA, ATA
Tom Cruise?
TOM CRUISE?
Yes, sure, I am Tom
KEN, BETAKH.
Cruise.
ANI TOM CRUISE.
Really?! Are you Tom
BE'EMET?! ATA
Cruise?!
TOM CRUISE?!
Yes, really!
KEN, BE'EMET!
No kidding!!??
WALLA!!??
?‫ אַ תה טוֹּם קרּוז‬,‫סלִ יחה‬
.‫ בֶּ טַ ח! אֲ נִ י טוֹּם קרּוז‬,‫כֵּן‬
!?‫בֶּ אמֶּ ת?! אַ תה טוֹּם קרּוז‬
!‫ בֶּ אמֶּ ת‬,‫כֵּן‬
!?‫וַ אללה‬
CD 1, Track 10
Meeting Katie Holmes
Excuse me, are you
SLIKHA, AT
Katie Holmes?
KATIE HOLMES?
Yes, sure!
KEN, BETAKH!
I am Katie Holmes.
ANI KATIE
?‫ אַ ת ֵּקיי ִטי הוֹּלמס‬,‫סלִ יחה‬
!‫ בֶּ טַ ח‬,‫כֵּן‬
.‫אֲ נִ י ֵּקיי ִטי הוֹּלמס‬
HOLMES.
Really??
BE'EMET??
You are Katie
AT KATIE
Holmes?!
HOLMES?
Yes, really.
KEN, BE'EMET.
No kidding!!??
WALLA!!??
Pg. 8
??‫בֶּ אמֶּ ת‬
?‫אַ ת ֵּקיי ִטי הוֹּלמס‬
.‫ בֶּ אמֶּ ת‬,‫ֵּכן‬
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The next structure we can easily study is:
Where are you from?
We already know the following pronouns:
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
You (m.)
(You are)
‫אַ תה‬
ATA
(Are you?)
You (f.)
(You are)
‫אַ ת‬
AT
(Are you?)
CD 1, Track 11
The only thing we need to add is "where from?"
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
?‫מֵּ אֵּ יפֹּ ה‬
Where from?
ME'EIFO?
Where are you from (m.)?
ME'EIFO ATA?
Where are you from (f.)?
ME'EIFO AT?
I am from …
ANI MI'….
I’m from Canada
ANI MI’CANADA
‫אֲ נִ י ִמקנדה‬
I’m from Israel
ANI MI’YISRAEL
‫אֲ נִ י ִמיִ שראֵּ ל‬
I’m from America
ANI ME’AMERICA
Too, also
GAM
?‫מֵּ אֵּ יפֹּ ה אַ תה‬
?‫מֵּ אֵּ יפֹּ ה אַ ת‬
..... ‫אֲ נִ י ִמ‬
‫אֲ נִ י מֵּ ָאמֶּ ִריקה‬
‫גַם‬
Usage of "GAM"
I am from Israel
ANI MI'YISRAEL
Really?
BE'EMET?
I am also from Israel.
GAM ANI MI'YISRAEL.
Pg. 9
‫אֲ נִ י ִמיִ שראֵּ ל‬
.‫ַגם אֲ נִ י ִמיִ שראֵּ ל‬
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Let's assume now you are meeting some new people and would like to
introduce yourself. Offer your hand and tell your name as follows:
Dialogue
CD 1, Track 12
Yoel meets Orly
Person
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
.‫ עֶּ ֶּרב טוֹּב‬,‫ׁשלוֹּם‬
Yoel
Shalom, good evening.
SHALOM, EREV TOV.
Orly
Good evening.
EREV TOV.
Who are you?
MI ATA?
.‫עֶּ ֶּרב טוֹּב‬
?‫ִמי אַ תה‬
I am Yoel.
ANI YOEL.
.‫אֲ נִ י יוֹּאֵּ ל‬
Who are you?
MI AT?
I am Orly.
ANI ORLY.
.‫אֲ נִ י א ֹּורלִ י‬
Nice to meet you.
NAIM MEOD.
.‫אד‬
ֹּ ‫נעִ ים מ‬
Yoel
Pleased to meet you, Orly.
NAIM MEOD, ORLY.
Orly
Where are you (m.) from?
ME'EIFO ATA?
Yoel
I am from Canada.
ANI MI’CANADA.
.‫אֲ נִ י ִמ ַק ַנדה‬
Where are you (f.) from?
ME'EIFO AT?
?‫מֵּ אֵּ יפֹּ ה אַ ת‬
Orly
I am from Israel.
ANI MI'YISRAEL.
Yoel
Really, no kidding?
WALLA, BE'EMET?
Orly
Yes, really.
KEN, BE'EMET.
Yoel
Great.
YOFI.
Orly
OK, see you.
TOV, LE'HITRAOT.
Yoel
OK, bye.
YALLA, BYE.
Yoel
Orly
Pg. 10
?‫ִמי אַ ת‬
.‫ אוֹּרלִ י‬,‫אד‬
ֹּ ‫נעִ ים מ‬
?‫מֵּ אֵּ יפֹּ ה אַ תה‬
.‫אֲ נִ י ִמיִ שראֵּ ל‬
?‫ בֶּ אמֶּ ת‬,‫וַ אללה‬
.‫ בֶּ אמֶּ ת‬,‫כֵּן‬
.‫ֹּיפִ י‬
.‫ ל ִהתרא ֹּות‬,‫ט ֹּוב‬
.‫ בַ י‬,‫יַאללה‬
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CD 1, Track 13
Let's now learn additional pronouns
He, he is
HOO
‫הּוא‬
She, she is
HEE
‫ִהיא‬
Now let's use all the new vocabulary in one big concluding dialogue.
Dialogue
CD 1, Track 14
Who is he?
PHONETIC
Excuse me Yoel, who is he?
S'LIKHA YOEL, MI HOO?
?‫ ִמי הּוא‬,‫סלִ יחה י ֹּואֵּ ל‬
He is Brad Pitt.
HOO BRAD PITT.
Really?
BE'EMET?
Yes, sure.
KEN, BETAKH.
.‫ בֶּ טַ ח‬,‫ֵּכן‬
No kidding!
WALLA?!
Is she Angelina Julie?
HEE ANGELINA JULIE?
?‫ִהיא ַאנ ֵּג'לִ ינה ג'ּולִ י‬
LO. MA PIT'OM?!
She is Britney Spears!
HEE BRITNEY SPEARS!
!?‫ מה פִ תאוֹּם‬.‫ֹלא‬
!‫ִהיא ב ִריטנִ י ספִ ירס‬
OK, good.
OK BE’SEDER.
ENGLISH
Pg. 11
.‫הּוא בראד פִ יט‬
.‫ בסֵּ ֶּדר‬,‫א ֹּו ֵּקיי‬
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CD 1, Track 15
Song - "LIF'AMIM ANI…"
"Sometimes I am…"
Sometimes I am sad
LIF’A’MIM ANI ATZUV
And sometimes I am happy
VE’LIF’A’MIM SAME’AKH
Sometimes I remember
LIF’A’MIM ANI ZOKHER
‫לִ פע ִמים אֲ נִ י ז ֹּוכֵּר‬
And sometimes I forget
VE’LIF’A’MIM SHOKHE’AKH
ַ‫ ׁש ֹּוכֵּח‬- ‫ולִ פע ִמים‬
Sometimes I am full
LIF’A’MIM ANI SAVE’A
ַ‫לִ פע ִמים אֲ נִ י שבֵּ ע‬
And sometimes I am hungry
LIF’A’MIM RA’EV
Sometimes I am angry
LIF’A’MIM ANI KO’ES
‫לִ פע ִמים אֲ נִ י כוֹּעֵּ ס‬
And sometimes I love
VE’LIF’A’MIM O’HEV
‫ אוֹּהֵּ ב‬- ‫ולִ פע ִמים‬
But I always remain myself
(true to myself)
Sometimes I am big
AVAL ANI TAMID NISH’AR
ANI
LIF’A’MIM ANI GADOL
And sometimes I am small
VE’LIF’A’MIM KATAN
‫ קטן‬- ‫ולִ פע ִמים‬
Sometimes I am a hero
LIF’A’MIM ANI GIBOR
‫לִ פע ִמים אֲ נִ י גִ בוֹּר‬
Sometimes I am a coward
VE’LIF’A’MIM PAKHDAN
Sometimes I am together
LIF’A’MIM ANI BE’YAKHAD
And sometimes I am alone
LIF’A’MIM LEVAD
Sometimes I am in the
middle
And sometimes I am on the
side
But I always remain myself
(true to myself)
LIF’A’MIM ANI BA’EMTZA
‫לִ פע ִמים אֲ נִ י עצּוב‬
ַ‫ שמֵּ ח‬- ‫ולִ פע ִמים‬
‫ רעֵּ ב‬- ‫ולִ פע ִמים‬
‫אֲ בל אֲ נִ י ת ִמיד נִׁשַאר‬
….‫אֲ נִי‬
‫לִ פע ִמים אֲ נִ י גדוֹּל‬
‫ פַ חדן‬- ‫ולִ פע ִמים‬
‫לִ פע ִמים אֲ נִ י ביַחַ ד‬
‫ לבַ ד‬- ‫לִ פע ִמים‬
‫לִ פע ִמים אֲ נִ י באֶּ מצַ ע‬
LIF’A’MIM BA’TZAD
AVAL ANI TAMID NISH’AR
ANI
‫ בצַ ד‬- ‫לִ פע ִמים‬
‫אֲ בל אֲ נִ י ת ִמיד נִׁשַאר‬
….‫אֲ נִי‬
CD 1, Track 16
On track 16 you have an explanation to the song. You can listen to
the song again on track 15.
The full version of this song can be found on a CD of Datya Ben Dor songs.
Pg. 12
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CD 1, Track 17
Unit 3 – Numbers (0-10) and Money
Introduction to Numbers in Hebrew
During your trip, from time to time, you will have to buy lunch on your
own.
To do so you will need a few basic elements:
 To know numbers
 To know how to ask for something
 To know to ask "how much is it?"
 To know how to thank people
In Hebrew the numbers have different masculine and feminine forms.
In Israel most people do not pay accurate attention to the numbers and
mostly use just the numbers in feminine form.
For counting we use the feminine form.
The numbers in the following chart are presented in feminine.
In order to avoid confusion, masculine form is shown just for numbers
1, 2 and is omitted for the rest.
Pg. 13
E9
CD 1, Track 17 (Cont.)
Numbers )0-00( ‫ִמ ְספָ ִרים‬
Feminine form
‫ִמספר‬
Number
MISPAR
Zero
EFES
One
* two …
Three
AKHAT (f.)
EKHAD (m.)
SH’TAIM (f.)
SH'NAYIM (m.)
* SH'TEY …/ SH'NEY…
SHALOSH
Four
ARBA
‫ַארבַ ע‬
Five
KHAMESH
‫חמֵּ ׁש‬
Six
SHESH
‫ֵּׁשׁש‬
Seven
SHEVA
‫ֶּׁשבַ ע‬
Eight
SH’MONE
Nine
TESHA
‫תֵּ ַׁשע‬
Ten
ESSER
‫עֶּ ֶּשר‬
Two
‫אֶּ פֶּ ס‬
‫ַאחַ ת‬
‫אֶּ חד‬
‫ׁשתַ יִ ם‬
‫ׁש ַניִ ם‬
... ‫ ׁש ֵּני‬/ ... ‫* ׁש ֵּתי‬
‫ׁשֹלׁש‬
‫ׁשמ ֹּו ֶּנה‬
* For number 2, it slightly changes from SH'TAYIM to SH'TEY and
from SH'NAYIM to SH'NEY when followed by a noun.
To exercise the numbers, let's ask each other "what's your phone
number?"
One will ask and the other will answer. Fill in the numbers of your
friends (after hearing them in Hebrew and verifying) in the chart on the
following page.
Pg. 14
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CD 1, Track 18
What's Your Phone Number?
In order to ask about phone numbers, let's learn how to say "mine” and
“yours".
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
Mine, my _____
SHELI
‫ֶּׁשלִ י‬
Yours, your _____ (m.)
SHELKHA
‫ֶּׁשלָך‬
Yours, your _____ (f.)
SHELAKH
‫ֶּׁשלְך‬
What’s your (m.)
phone (number)?
What’s your (f.)
phone (number)?
Q. Orly,
what's your phone
(number)?
ORLY,
MA HA’TELEFON
SHELAKH?
A. 054-256-874
EFES, KHAMESH,
ARBA, SH'TAYIM,
KHAMESH, SHESH,
SHMONE, SHEVA,
ARBA.
Pg. 15
?‫מַ ה הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון ֶּׁשלָך‬
MA HA’TELEFON
SHELKHA?
MA HA’TELEFON
SHELAKH?
?‫מַ ה הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון ֶּׁשלְך‬
,‫אוֹּרלִ י‬
‫מה הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון‬
?‫ֶּׁשלְך‬
054-256-874
,‫ ַארבַ ע‬,‫ חמֵּ ׁש‬,‫אֶּ פֶּ ס‬
,‫ ֵּׁשׁש‬,‫ ח ֵּמׁש‬,‫ׁש ַתיִ ם‬
.‫ ַארבַ ע‬,‫ ֶּׁשבַ ע‬,‫ׁשמ ֹּו ֶּנה‬
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Now write down your telephone number
HATELEPHON SHELI
‫הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון ׁשֶּ לִ י‬
Exercise:
Ask people for their telephone numbers using the
question:
What’s your phone
(number)? (m.)
What’s your phone
(number)? (f.)
?‫מַ ה הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון ֶּׁשלָך‬
MA HATELEFON
SHELKHA?
MA HATELEFON
SHELAKH?
?‫מַ ה הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון ֶּׁשלְך‬
Write down phone numbers (after getting those in Hebrew only) of the
people around you: friends, teacher, bus driver, soldier etc.. in the
following chart.
Read aloud the numbers in Hebrew.
Name
Pg. 16
Telephone
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CD 1, Track 19
Now, let's practice using some dialogues.
ENGLISH
Hi, how are you?
Everything's good.
How about you (m.)?
I'm OK.
What's your (f.) phone
number?
450-074-3912
Thanks, see you.
ENGLISH
Good morning, how are you
(m.)?
Good.
How about you (f.)?
Cool.
What's your (m.) phone
number?
453-741-3902
Great, see you.
Pg. 17
?‫ מה נִׁשמַ ע‬, ‫ַאהלן‬
.‫הַ ֹּכל ט ֹּוב‬
?‫מה ִאתָך‬
PHONETIC
AHLAN, MA NISHMA?
HAKOL TOV.
MA ITKHA?
ANI BE'SEDER.
MA HATELEPHON
SHELAKH?
EFES KHAMESH ARBA
ARBA SHEVA SHMONE
SHTAIM AKHAT TESHA
SHALOSH.
TODA, LE'HITRAOT.
PHONETIC
BOKER TOV, MA
SHLOMKHA?
TOV.
EIKH AT?
SABABA.
MA
HATELEPHON
SHELKHA?
EFES
KHAMESH
SHTAYIM
SHEVA
SHMONE
TESHA
SHTAIM
AKHAT
ARBA SHALOSH
AKHLA, LE'HITRAOT.
.‫אֲ נִ י בסֵּ ֶּדר‬
?‫מה הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון ֶּׁשלְך‬
450-074-1239
.‫ ל ִהתרא ֹּות‬,‫ת ֹּודה‬
?‫ מה ׁשלוֹּמָך‬,‫ֹּב ֶּקר ט ֹּוב‬
.‫ט ֹּוב‬
?‫אֵּ יְך אַ ת‬
.‫סַ בבה‬
?‫מה הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון ֶּׁשלָך‬
451-743-1209
.‫ ל ִהתרא ֹּות‬,‫אֲ חלה‬
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ENGLISH
Good evening, What's up?
Great.
How are you (m.)?
Good.
What's your (f.) phone
number?
454-747-1533
Good, see'ya.
Pg. 18
PHONETIC
EREV TOV, MA
HAMATZAV?
ME’ULE.
MA SHLOMKHA?
TOV.
MA HATELEPHON
SHELAKH?
EFES KHAMESH EFES
SHEVA SHMONE SHESH
TESH CHAMESH
SHTAIM SHTAIM
SABABA, LE'HIT.
?‫ מה הַ מַ צב‬,‫עֶּ ֶּרב ט ֹּוב‬
.‫מ ֻע ֶּלה‬
?‫מה ׁשלוֹּמָך‬
.‫ט ֹּוב‬
?‫מה הַ טֵּ ֵּלפ ֹּון ֶּׁשלְך‬
454-747-3511
.'‫ ל ִהת‬,‫סַ בבה‬
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CD 1, Track 20
Useful Vocabulary
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
‫מ ַדבֵּ ר‬
Speak (m.)
MEDABER
Speak (f.)
MEDABERET
Do you speak Hebrew? (m.)
ATA MEDABER IVRIT?
?‫אַ תה מ ַדבֵּ ר עִ ב ִרית‬
Do you speak Hebrew? (f.)
AT MEDABERET IVRIT?
?‫אַ ת מ ַדבֶּ ֶּרת עִ ב ִרית‬
Do you speak English? (m.)
ATA MEDABER ANGLIT?
?‫אַ תה מ ַדבֵּ ר ַאנגלִ ית‬
Do you speak English? (f.)
AT MEDABERET ANGLIT?
?‫אַ ת מ ַדבֶּ ֶּרת ַאנגלִ ית‬
I speak
a little Hebrew. (m.)
ANI MEDABER
K'TZAT IVRIT.
I speak
ANI MEDABERET
a little English. (f.)
K'TZAT ANGLIT.
A little
K'TZAT
‫מ ַדבֶּ ֶּרת‬
‫אֲ נִ י מ ַדבֵּ ר‬
.‫קצת עִ ב ִרית‬
‫אֲ נִ י מ ַדבֶּ ֶּרת‬
.‫קצת ַאנגלִ ית‬
‫קצ ת‬
Conversation: Do you speak Hebrew
ENGLISH
PHONETIC
Excuse me, do you speak (m.)
Hebrew?
SLIKHA, ATA
MEDABER IVRIT?
Yes, I speak a little Hebrew.
Do you speak (f.) English?
KEN, ANI MEDABER
K'TZAT IVRIT.
?‫ אַ תה מ ַדבֵּ ר עִ ב ִרית‬,‫סלִ יחה‬
.‫ אֲ נִ י מ ַדבֵּ ר קצת עִ ב ִרית‬,‫ֵּכן‬
AT MEDABERET
?‫אַ ת מ ַדבֶּ ֶּרת ַאנגלִ ית‬
ANGLIT?
No, I do not speak (f.)
English.
LO, ANI LO
MEDABERET ANGLIT.
Ah, you are not from
AH, AT LO
America?
ME'AMERICA?
Are you kidding?
I am from Israel.
MA PIT'OM?
ANI MI’YISRAEL.
Oh, OK.
AH, BE'SEDER.
Pg. 19
.‫ אֲ נִ י ֹלא מ ַדבֶּ ֶּרת ַאנגלִ ית‬,‫ֹלא‬
?‫ אַ ת ֹלא מֵּ ָאמֵּ ִריקה‬,‫ָאה‬
?‫מה פִ תאוֹּם‬
.‫אֲ נִ י ִמיִ שראֵּ ל‬
.‫ בסֵּ ֶּדר‬,‫ָאה‬
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CD 1, Track 21
Israeli Money – KESEF – ‫כֶ ֶסף‬
The basic monetary unit is the New Israeli Shekel – NIS.
It is divided into 100 fractions - "Agorot".
Coins
5 Agorot
KHAMESH AGOROT
10 Agorot
ESER AGOROT
50 Agorot - 1/2 Shekel
KHATZI SHEKEL
1 Shekel
SHEKEL EKHAD
5 Shekels
KHAMESH SHEKEL
10 Shekels
ESER SHEKEL
Bills
20 Shekels
ESRIM SHEKEL
100 Shekels
MEA SHEKEL
50 Shekels
KHAMISHIM SHEKEL
A.T.M.
Pg. 20
200 Shekels
MA'ATAYIM SHEKEL
KASPOMAT
‫כַספוֹּמט‬
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