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    Streetwise Hebrew

    A bite-size podcast showcasing modern Hebrew and its slang. Host Guy Sharett explains what we can learn about Israeli psyche, society, and culture through the Hebrew language.

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    #117 Ya Habibi! Streetwise Hebrew Gets Affectionate Feb 23, 2016
    Show notes

    The root חבב, which gives us the word חביבי, is all about affection. Guy explains what it's got to do with gay Tel Avivi speech and Ashdod in the 80's.

    Hear the All-Hebrew Episode

    New Words and Expressions:

    Habibi (Arabic) – My darling (m.) – חביבי

    Habibti (Arabic) – My darling (f.) – חביבתי

    Haviv – Pleasant, nice – חביב

    Haya haviv – It was nice – היה חביב

    Acharon acharon haviv – Last but not least (m.) – אחרון אחרון חביב

    Achrona achrona haviva – Last but not least (f.) – אחרונה אחרונה חביבה

    Ya habibi, lama ata ko'es? – Sweetie, why are you angry? – יא חביבי, למה אתה כועס

    Haviv ha-kahal – Crowd favorite – חביב הקהל

    Hu hovev tango – He likes tango – הוא חובב טנגו

    Zamar hovev – Amateur singer – זמר חובב

    Ani mechabev dvarim ka'ele – I like these kinds of things – אני מחבב דברים כאלה

    Hu kvar hithabev al kulam – Everybody already likes him – הוא התחבב על כולם

    Tachbiv – Hobby – תחביב

    Chiba – Affection – חיבה

    Shem chiba / Kinooy chiba – Pet name – שם חיבה / כינוי חיבה

    Hubb (Arabic) – Love – חוב – حب

    Haboob, habooba (Arabic) – Sweetie, darling – חבוב, חבובה

    Playlist and Clips:

    Omer Adam & Arisa – Tel Aviv (lyrics)

    Lahakat Ha-nachal – Achron Haviv (lyrics)

    Zamarim hovevim – Amateur singers

    Arik Einstein – Agadat Desheh (lyrics)

    Elissa – Halet Hubb

    Ilan – Dai Lach Habuba

    Ep. no. 16 about cursing drivers HEB


    #116 Get Up Close and Personal with Your Hebrew Jan 26, 2016
    Show notes

    As soon as you get close to the root קרב you realize there's much to learn: From family members, to boxing matches, to intestines. Guy helps to make sense of it all, including how it relates to the Aussie TV show "Home and Away."

    Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon

    New Words and Expressions:

    Karov, krova, krovim, krovot – Close – קרוב, קרובה, קרובים, קרובות

    "Nachon at krova" – It's true, you're close – נכון, את קרובה

    Krov mishpacha – Relative – קרוב משפחה

    Krovei mishpacha – Relatives – קרובי משפחה

    Hu karov sheli – He's my relative – הוא קרוב שלי

    Kirvat dam – Blood relation – קרבת דם

    Karov rachok – Distant relative – קרוב רחוק

    Be-karov – Soon – בקרוב

    Mi-karov – Closely – מקרוב

    Lekarev – To bring closer – לקרב

    "Ata yachol lekarev et ha-salat ktsat?" – Can you move the salad a bit closer? – אתה יכול לקרב את הסלט קצת

    Mekoravim – Entourage, associates – מקורבים

    Lehitkarev – To come near – להתקרב

    Hitkarvut – Rapprochement – התקרבות

    Lehakriv – To sacrifice – להקריב

    Korban – Sacrifice – קורבן

    Lehitkarben – To behave as if you're a victim – להתקרבן

    Hitkarbenut – Behaving as if you're a victim – התקרבנות

    "Ha-korban ha-ultimativi hu adam she-makriv et atsmo lema'an acherim" – The ultimate sacrifice is someone who gives himself up for the sake of others – הקורבן האולטימטיבי הוא אדם שמקריב את עצמו למען אחרים

    Hakrava – Self sacrifice – הקרבה

    Krav – Battle – קרב

    Krav igruf – Boxing match – קרב איגרוף

    Sde krav – Battlefield – שדה קרב

    Krav maga – Israeli self defence technique – קרב מגע

    Du krav – Duel – דו-קרב

    "Hem hayu chayalim kraviyim" – They were combat soldiers – הם היו חיילים קרביים

    Sherut kravi – Combat service – שירות קרבי

    Jobnik – Soldier who works in an office – ג'ובניק

    Be-kerev – Among – בקרב

    Toda mi-kerev lev – Thanks from the bottom of my heart – תודה מקרב לב

    Kravayim – Intestines – קרביים

    Playlist and Clips:

    Daniel Salomon – Ahava (lyrics)

    Noa Ben-Hagai – Kirvat Dam Documentary

    Krovim Krovim

    Assaf Amdursky – Yakirati (lyrics)

    Arik Einstein – Sus Etz (lyrics)

    Riki Kitaro – Al Tihyu Korban

    Efrat Gosh – Krav Igruf (lyrics)

    Krav maga

    The Voice – Du krav (duel)

    TV11 – Hayalim kraviyim

    Ep. 230 about lehitmasken, to pretend to be miserable HEB

    Ep. 333 about leha'avir, pass HEB


    #115 You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone! Jan 20, 2016
    Show notes

    You can "miss" a lot of different things: a bus, a lesson, miss someone, miss the point, and much more. Hebrew does not use one verb for all of the above, and some acrobatics is needed. Guy explains.

    Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon

    New Words and Expressions:

    Ani mit-ga-ah-ge-ah elayich – I miss you (m to f) – אני מתגעגע אלייך

    Ani mit-ga-ah-ge-ah elecha – I miss you (m to m) – אני מתגעגע אליך

    Ani mit-ga-ah-ga-at elecha – I miss you (f to m) – אני מתגעגעת אליך

    Ani mit-ga-ah-ga-at elayich – I miss you (f to f) – אני מתגעגעת אלייך

    Pashut le-hit-ga-ah-ge-ah – Just to long for – פשוט להתגעגע

    Hitga'gati az bati – I was nostalgic, so I came by – התגעגעתי אז באתי

    Hitga'aganu elayich – We missed you – התגעגענו אלייך

    Techsar lanu, techsari lanu, techsaru lanu – We'll miss you – תחסר לנו, תחסרי לנו, תחסרו לנו

    Ata chaser li – I miss you – אתה חסר לי

    At chasera lanu, atem chaserim lanu, aten chaserot lanu – I miss you – את חסרה לנו, אתם חסרים לנו, אתן חסרות לנו

    Lehachsir shi'oorim – To miss lessons – להחסיר שיעורים

    Hichsarta harbeh shi'urim – You missed a lot of lessons – החסרת הרבה שיעורים

    Yesh lecha harbeh chisurim – You have lots of absences – יש לך הרבה חיסורים

    Fisfasti et ha-otobus – I missed the bus – פספסתי את האוטובוס

    Fisfasta/fisfast – You missed out – פספסת

    Fisfasnu echad et hasheni – We missed each other – פספסנו אחד את השני

    Hitfasfasnu – We missed each other – התפספסנו

    Mashehu hitfasfes – Something went wrong – משהו התפספס

    Eizeh fisfoos – What a miss/bummer! – איזה פספוס

    Fisfasti et ha-hofa'ah – I missed the show – פספסתי את ההופעה

    Eizeh hachmatsa! – What a miss! – איזה החמצה

    Asur lehachmitz / al tachmitsu / lo lefasfes – You can't miss it – אסור להחמיץ / אל תחמיצו / לא לפספס

    Ata mefasfes et ha-nekuda – You're missing the point – אתה מפספס את הנקודה

    "Ani mevateret al ha-chagiga" – I am skipping the party – אני מוותרת על החגיגה

    Nir'eh li she-ani mevater – I think I'll skip it – נראה לי שאני מוותר

    Kim'at ve-nifga – Near miss – כמעט ונפגע

    Lo hifsadeta harbeh – You didn't miss much – לא הפסדת הרבה

    Lehafsid – To lose – להפסיד

    Hifsadtem! – You guys missed it – הפסדתם

    Playlist and Clips:

    Shlomo Artzi – Ha-ahava ha-yeshana (lyrics)

    Ha-chaverim shel Natasha – Achshav Ani (lyrics)

    Miri Masika – Ba'ah Eleychem (lyrics)

    Nurit Galron – Ata Po Chaser Li (lyrics)

    Tutorial for teachers – absence, hisurim

    Gazoz – Café ba-tachtit (lyrics)

    Boaz Banai – Paris ba-choref (lyrics)

    Dana Berger – Ba ve-holech (lyrics)


    #114 How to Keep Your Hebrew Kosher Jan 12, 2016
    Show notes

    You probably know that אוכל כשר means kosher food. But did you know that כשר also means fit, valid, or reliable? And what does the verb להכשירmean, and how is it all related to talent? Guy explains.

    Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon

    New Words and Expressions:

    Kasher – Kosher, fit, valid, reliable – כשר

    Mashehu po lo kasher – Something is a bit dodgy here – משהו פה לא כשר

    Kashrut – Kosherness – כשרות

    Teudat kashrut – Kosher(ness) certificate – תעודת כשרות

    Mashgiach kashrut – Kosher(ness) inspector – משגיח כשרות

    Kosher – Fitness, ability, capability – כושר

    Madrichat kosher – Fitness instructor – מדריכת כושר

    Chadar/Machon kosher – Fitness center – חדר/מכון כושר

    Kosher bituy – Articulation – כושר ביטוי

    Mishehu im kosher bituy – An articulate person – מישהו עם כושר ביטוי

    Kosher gufani – Fitness – כושר גופני

    Kosher sichli – Mental ability – כושר שכלי

    Kashir – Capable – כשיר

    Kashir la-avoda – Fit to work – כשיר לעבודה

    Haya li kisharon gadol – I had a big talent – היה לי כישרון גדול

    Kishurim – Qualifications – כישורים

    Pitu'ach kishurim chevratyim – Developing social skills – פיתוח כישורים חברתיים

    Kishurim – Links – קישורים

    Lehachshir – To render something kosher, to train, to prepare, to authorize – להכשיר

    Lehachshir mivne she-kvar nivna – To "kosherize" a building that has already been built – להכשיר מבנה שכבר נבנה

    Hechsher – "Kosherizing," authorization – הכשר

    Hachshara – "Kosherizing" meat; training – הכשרה

    Hachshara miktso'it – Vocational training – הכשרה מקצועית

    Huchshar – It was kosherized, authorized; he was trained – הוכשר

    Ha-basar muchshar be-rega ze – The meat is being kosherized right now – הבשר מוכשר ברגע זה

    Anna muchsheret, hamon potentsial – Anna is talented, (she's got) a lot of potential – אנה מוכשרת, המון פוטנציאל

    Muchshar, muchesheret – Talented – מוכשר, מוכשרת

    Looking for the monologue text? It's available to our patrons at patreon.com/streetwisehebrew.

    Playlist and Clips:

    Imun kosher male (full fitness workout session)

    Yossi Banay – Ahava Bat Esrim (Lyrics)

    Pituach kishurim hevratiyim

    Ha'im efshar lehachshir mivne

    MK Shelly Yechimovitch on hachshara miktso'it

    Mashina – Anna (Lyrics)


    #113 Linguistic Healing: Welcome to Your Hebrew Clinic Jan 05, 2016
    Show notes

    In Hebrew, רופא (doctor) means "healer." So how do you bless someone to get well soon? And how is the first name Raphael related to all this? In this episode Guy Sharett explains all things medical.

    Listen to the All-Hebrew Version on Patreon

    New Words and Expressions:

    Refu'ah – Medicine, cure – רפואה

    Refu'ah alternativit – Alternative medicine – רפואה אלטרנטיבית

    Refu'ah shlema – (May you reach) full recovery – רפואה שלמה

    Baruch rofe holim – Blessed is he who cures the sick – ברוך רופא חולים

    Ein al pney kadur ha-aretz hesed li-rfuah – Nowhere on the planet can one find a tiny bit of kindness – אין על פני כדור הארץ חסד לרפואה

    Refu'i/t – Medical – רפואית

    Tayarut refu'it, tayarut marpe – Medical tourism – תיירות רפואית, תיירות מרפא

    Cannabis refu'i – Medical cannabis – קנאביס רפואי

    Rofe – Doctor – רופא

    Rof'aa, rof'im, rof'ot – Doctor (f.), doctors (m., f.) – רופאה, רופאים, רופאות

    Nirpa – It was cured – נרפא

    Lerape ke'eva – To heal her pain – לרפא כאבה

    Ripuy – Treatment, therapy – ריפוי

    Ripuy be-isuk – Occupational therapy – ריפוי בעיסוק

    Ve-halev mitrape – And the heart is recovering – והלב מתרפא

    Hitrape – Recovered – התרפא

    Lehitrape – To recover – להתרפא

    Mirpa'a – Clinic – מרפאה

    Trufa – Medication – תרופה

    Ein li kesef li-trufot – I don't have money for medications – אין לי כסף לתרופות

    Trufati – Medicinal – תרופתי

    Tipul trufati – Medicinal treatment – טיפול תרופתי

    Playlist and Clips:

    Yehuda Poliker – Boker Yom Rishon (Lyrics)

    Mati Caspi – Od Tir'i Et Ha-derech (Lyrics)

    The Idan Raichel Project – Yesh Bi Od Ko'ach (Lyrics)

    Rami Kleinstein – Hutz Mimech Klum (Lyrics)


    #112 How to Make an Impression with Your Hebrew Dec 22, 2015
    Show notes

    The shoresh ר.ש.מ is one of those Hebrew roots with so many different words stemming from it, you could easily get baffled. Whether you want to make an impression, write a list, pick up a prescription, register for an event, or create a flow chart, Guy will help you make sense of it all.

    Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon

    New Words and Expressions:

    "Im yesh lachen she'elot aten muzmanot lirshom li" – If you've got questions you're invited to write to me – אם יש לכן שאלות אתן מוזמנות לרשום לי

    Lirshom – To note, to write down, to illustrate – לרשום

    Reshima – List – רשימה

    "Hu haya roshem be-milono" – He used to write things down in his dictionary – הוא היה רושם במילונו

    Rishoom – Illustration – רישום

    Rashoom – Noted, registered – רשום

    Kablan rashoom – Registered contractor – קבלן רשום

    Doar rashoom – Registered mail – דואר רשום

    Ma rashoom ba-tofes? – What's written in the form? – מה רשום בטופס

    Hu roshem – He's writing things down – הוא רושם

    Roshem – Impression – רושם

    "Ha-yom anachnu holchot ledaber al eich la'asot roshem rishoni hiuvi" – Today we're going to talk about how to make a positive first impression – היום אנחנו הולכות לדבר על איך לעשות רושם ראשוני חיובי

    La'asot roshem tov – To make a good impression – לעשות רושם טוב

    Lo ose alai roshem – It does not impress me – לא עושה עליי רושם

    Hu rak rotseh laasot roshem – He just wants to brag – הוא רק רוצה לעשות רושם

    Od lo nirshmatem? – Haven't you registered yet? – עוד לא נרשמתם

    Leherashem – To register – להירשם

    Nirshamti la-limudim – I registered for studies at university – נרשמתי ללימודים

    Hi nirshema la-kurs – She registered for the course – היא נרשמה לקורס

    Yesh link la-harshama – There's a link to registration – יש לינק להרשמה

    Harshama – Registration – הרשמה

    "Kol mi she-terashem me-rosh tekabel hafta'ot meyuchadot" – Anyone who registers in advance will get special surprises – כל מי שתירשם מראש תקבל הפתעות מיוחדות

    Leherashem – To get registered – להירשם

    Leharshim – To impress – להרשים

    Marshim – Impressive – מרשים

    Af echad lo hitrashem – Nobody was impressed – אף אחד לא התרשם

    Hu hitrashem – He was impressed – הוא התרשם

    "Ani rak rotseh lehitrashem" – I'd just like to take a look – אני רק רוצה להתרשם

    Hitrashmoot – Impression – התרשמות

    Ha-hitrashmut sheli hi she… – My impression is that… – ההתרשמות שלי היא ש

    "Hem nifgeshu be-avira rishmit" – They met in a formal atmosphere – הם נפגשו באווירה רשמית

    Rishmi – Formal, official – רשמי

    Rishmiyoot – Formality – רשמיות

    Wow, eize rishmiyoot – How formal – וואו, איזה רשמיות

    Mirshamim – Prescriptions – מרשמים

    "Hu natan mirshamim le-kanabis refu'i tmurat shochad" – He gave prescriptions for medical cannabis in return for bribes – הוא נתן מרשמים לקנאביס רפואי תמורת שוחד

    Lirshom troofa – To prescribe a medicine – לרשום תרופה

    Tarshim – Diagram, chart – תרשים

    Tarshim zrima – Flow chart – תרשים זרימה

    Mirsham oochloosin – Civil registry – מרשם אוכלוסין

    Playlist and Clips:

    Pratim al haharshama – Registration details

    Matti Caspi – Eliezer ben Yehuda (lyrics)

    Nemesh – Ken Ani Kaze Katan

    Od lo nirshamtem?

    Mashina – Ahake Lach Ba-sadot (lyrics)

    Rona Keinan – 10 Shniyot (lyrics)

    Teapacks – Rikud Ha-Passadoble (lyrics)


    #111 It's All in the Game Dec 15, 2015
    Show notes

    The word משחק can mean so many things in Hebrew – from a game, a match, or a toy, to acting in a movie or a play. Guy explains this root, שֹחק, and teaches us how to thank a good friend who brought coffee to our office desk without even being asked.

    Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon

    New Words and Expressions:

    Lesachek – To play a game, to play with a toy, to play in a movie – לשחק

    "Lo lesachek im lev shel gever" – Don't play with a guy's heart – לא לשחק עם לב של גבר

    Mesachek be-esh – Playing with fire – משחק באש

    Hu mesachek tafkid – He's playing a role – הוא משחק תפקיד

    Hu tamid mesachek et ha-rasha – He always plays the villain – הוא תמיד משחק את הרשע

    Sichakta / sichakt / sichaktem ota be'emet – You've really played it – שיחקת אותה באמת

    "Sichakta ota im ha-espresso ha-ze" – You really outdid yourself with this espresso – שיחקת אותה עם האספרסו הזה

    Lesachek ota metumtam – To play it dumb – לשחק אותה מטומטם

    Eize sichuk – What a play – איזה שיחוק

    "Ze ha-kol rak mischak shel dma'ot" – It's all a game of tears – זה הכל רק משחק של דמעות

    Mischak – Toy, game, play, match, acting – משחק

    "Amru lo she-hachayim ze lo mischak" – They told him that life is not a game – אמרו לו שהחיים זה לא משחק

    Mischak kaduregel – Football game – משחק כדורגל

    Mischak klafim – Card game – משחק קלפים

    Mischakei ha-kes – Game of Thrones – משחקי הכס

    Mischak mesukan – Dangerous game – משחק מסוכן

    Mischak machur – Fixed game – משחק מכור

    Mischakiya – Playroom – משחקייה

    Sachkan – Actor, player – שחקן

    Sachkanit – Actress, player – שחקנית

    Ha-seret mesuchak lo tov – The movie is not well acted – הסרט משוחק לא טוב

    Ha-mischak lo mashehu – The acting is not great – המשחק לא משהו

    Ramai – Cheater – רמאי

    Shakran – Liar – שקרן

    Idiot, debil, mefager, metumtam, dafuk – Jerk – אידיוט, דביל, מפגר, מטומטם, דפוק

    Playlist and Clips:

    Eyal Golan – Lev shel Gever (lyrics)

    Arik Einstein – Sus Etz (lyrics)

    Nikmat Ha-tractor – Mischak shel Dma'ot (lyrics)

    Arik Einstein – Amru Lo (lyrics)

    Adriano Celentano – Azzurro

    Ep. no. 172 about dafuk

    Ep. no. 248 about shakran (liar) HEB

    Ep. no. 338 about lehatsli'ach (succeed) HEB


    #110 Improving your Hebrew is a matter of "inyan" Dec 08, 2015
    Show notes

    In Hebrew, עניין (inyan) means matter, business, or thing. Many Hebrew learners confuse מעוניין and מתעניין, often switching between them as if they are one and the same, which they are not.

    So in this episode, Guy explains these important differences. Oh! and he goes over some useful slang expressions using עניין and ניינים as well!

    Exclusive content

    New words & expressions:

    Inyan – Matter – עניין

    Ma ha-inyanim (manyanim)? – How are things? – ?מה העניינים

    Yesh lach po inyan im po'alei binyan – You've got business here with builders – יש לך פה עניין עם פועלי בניין

    Ma ha-inyan? – What's the matter? – ?מה העניין

    Ze lo inyan shel kesef – It's not a matter of money – זה לא עניין של כסף

    Ze lo inyani – It's none of my business – זה לא ענייני

    Ze lo inyancha – This is none of your business – זה לא עניינך

    La'asot inyan – To make a fuss about/a big deal of (something) – לעשות עניין

    Hi lo osa li inyanim – She doesn't give me hard time – היא לא עושה לי עניינים

    Daber la-inyan – Get to the point – דבר לעניין

    Bachur/bachura la-inyan – Great guy/girl – בחור/בחורה לעניין

    Lichyot be-katan ze lo la-inyan – Living small is not right – לחיות בקטן זה לא לעניין

    Ze lo la-inyan – It's not appropriate – זה לא לעניין

    Nir'aa li she-ze dei barur she-hi ken ba-inyan sheli – I think it's quite clear she's into me – נראה לי שזה די ברור שהיא כן בעניין שלי

    Ata ba-inyan bichlal? – Are you interested at all? – ?אתה בעניין בכלל

    Hu be-inyan shel banim o shel banot? – Is he into guys or girls? – ?הוא בעניין שלי בנים או של בנות

    Tamid nimtsa ba-inyanim – Always in the know – תמיד נמצא בעניינים

    Hu lo ba-inyanim – He's not up to date – הוא לא בעניינים

    Yesh li inyanim – I've got things (to do), errands – יש לי עניינים

    Hayu inyanim – There were "things" – "היו "עניינים

    Lakachat et ha-inyanim la-yadaim – To take initiative; to take things into your own hands – לקחת את העניינים לידיים

    Kach/Kchi/Kchu ta'inyanim la-yadaim – Take things into your own hands – קח/קחי/קחו ת'עניינים לידיים

    Inyani – Practical; matter-of-fact – ענייני

    Hu haya meod inyani – He was very matter of fact – הוא היה מאוד ענייני

    Eich le'anyen otach – How to interest you – איך לעניין אותך

    Efshar le-anyen otcha be… – May I interest you with… – ...אפשר לעניין אותך ב

    Ani lo me'unyan/me'unyenet – I am not interested – אני לא מעוניין/מעוניינת

    Ani me'unyan be… – I am interested in… – ...אני מעוניין ב

    Ani meunyan liknot – I'd like to buy – אני מעוניין לקנות

    Ani mit'anyen be-kaduregel – I am interested in football – אני מתעניין בכדורגל

    Ani mitaneyenet be-muzika – I am interested in music – אני מתעניינת במוזיקה

    Ze me'anyen oti – It interests me/interesting – זה מעניין אותי

    Ze lo me'anyen oti – I don't care – זה לא מעניין אותי

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    Playlist and clips: Shlishiyat Gesher Ha-yarkon – Ahavat Poalei Ha-binyan (Lyrics) Keren Peles – Itay (Lyrics) Moshik Afya – Osa Inyan (Lyrics) Arik Sinai – Siba Tova (Lyrics) Ehud Banai – Starter (Lyrics) Alifim TV Series (Yes) Arik Einstein – Yoshev Al Ha-gader (Lyrics) Arik Einstein – Af Ehad Lo Mazil Dim'aa (Lyrics) Arik Einstein – Od Nipagesh (Lyrics)


    #109 The Art of Saying "I Don't Know" Dec 01, 2015
    Show notes

    "I don't know" is one of the most important things you need to know how to say in any language. Guy explains how to say to someone that you don't have a clue in Hebrew, and even suggests what you should do with your shoulders and bottom lip while saying it.

    Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon

    New Words and Expressions:

    Ani lo yode'a / yoda'at – I don't know – אני לא יודע / אני לא יודעת

    "Lo yode'a, slicha" – Sorry, I don't know – לא יודע, סליחה

    Ani mamash lo yode'a/yoda'at – I really don't know – אני ממש לא יודע/יודעת

    Kshe'at omeret lo, le-ma at mitkavenet? – When you say no, what do you actually mean? – כשאת אומרת לא למה את מתכוונת

    "Kshe-isha omeret lo, hi mitkavenet le-lo" – When a woman says 'no', she means no – כשאישה אומרת לא, היא מתכוונת ללא

    Me-efo ani yodea – How would I know? – מאיפה אני יודע/ת

    Me-efo li lada'at? – How would I know? – מאיפה לי לדעת

    Me-efo ani eda – How would I know? – מאיפה אני אדע

    Ani yode'a, ani? – How do I know? – אני יודע, אני

    Ein li musag ma osim – I don't have a clue what to do – אין לי מושג מה עושים

    Yesh lach/lecha ulay musag… – Do you have a clue… – יש לך אולי מושג

    Ein li shemetz shel musag – I don't have a shred of a clue – אין לי שמץ של מושג

    Ana aref? – How do I know (Ar.) – אנא עארף

    Ana arfa – I know (Ar., f.) – אנא עארפה

    Playlist and Clips:

    Ha-tarnegolim – Kshe'at omeret lo (lyrics)

    Carolina – Machma'ot (lyrics)

    Ha-dorbanim – Yatsanu Lirkod (lyrics)

    Tamer Hosny – Ya'ani Khalas

    Latifa – Ana Arfa

    Shalom Hanoch – Lo Yode'a Eich Lomar Lach (lyrics)


    #108 Learning Hebrew Doesn't Have to Be a Bummer Nov 24, 2015
    Show notes

    Sometimes we're just "in basa" – in a state of annoyance, not really angry, but just bummed. Guy teaches us verbs derived from "basa," plus more nouns like "hitba'asut," which could be translated as "the process of getting bummed out." Who said Hebrew isn't a rich language?

    Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon

    New Words and Expressions:

    Bassa – Bummer – באסה

    Eize bassa – What a bummer – איזה באסה

    Eize basa ze she… – It's so annoying when… – איזה באסה זה ש

    Ani be-basa – I am depressed – אני בבאסה

    Kuli be-basa – I am so bummed out – כולי בבאסה

    Ani al ha-panim – I am not doing well at all – אני על הפנים

    Meva'es, m'va'es – It's bumming me out – מבאס

    Ze ma ze m'va'es – That's so annoying – זה מה-זה מבאס

    Mva'es ta-tachat – It's so annyoing – מבאס ת'תחת

    Mevo'as – Annoyed – מבואס

    "Ze lo meshane she-chavera shelcha mevo'eset" – It doesn't matter that your girlfriend is bummed out – זה לא משנה שחברה שלך מבואסת

    Mevo'eset mi- Bummed out because of something – מבואסת מ

    "Ani merutse me'od, kamuvan hitba'asti she-lo kibalti telefon" – I am very satisfied. Of course I am bummed out because I didn't get a phone call – אני מרוצה מאוד, כמובן התבאסתי שלא קיבלתי טלפון

    Hitba'ast she-lo hitkasharti? – Were you bummed out I didn't call? – התבאסת שלא התקשרתי

    Hitba'asoot – Becoming upset – התבאסות

    Nirshema hitba'asut – "An annoyance was registered" – נרשמה התבאסות

    Me'ootsban – Pissed off – מעוצבן

    Playlist and Clips:

    Cohen & Mushon – Basa (lyrics)

    Comedy bar, standup comedy, eize basa

    Ha-dag Nachash – Lazuz (lyrics)

    Hitba'asti

    Ep. no. 68 about nivcheret HEB

    Ep. no. 254 about me'ootsban HEB


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