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    1) The document provides Hebrew phrases for common greetings, expressions of affection, questions about well-being and dancing, goodbyes, and well-wishes. 2) Body parts and terms of endearment are also listed in Hebrew, along with numbers up to 10 and phrases for morning, afternoon, evening, sleeping, and safety. 3) Gendered versions are given for words involving "you", as well as phrases for inviting someone in, dancing with others, saying yes/no and ability, and commenting on quality. The document serves as a introductory Hebrew phrasebook.

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    1) The document provides Hebrew phrases for common greetings, expressions of affection, questions about well-being and dancing, goodbyes, and well-wishes. 2) Body parts and terms of endearment are also listed in Hebrew, along with numbers up to 10 and phrases for morning, afternoon, evening, sleeping, and safety. 3) Gendered versions are given for words involving "you", as well as phrases for inviting someone in, dancing with others, saying yes/no and ability, and commenting on quality. The document serves as a introductory Hebrew phrasebook.

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    Hebrew To English-Sep 27

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    1) The document provides Hebrew phrases for common greetings, expressions of affection, questions about well-being and dancing, goodbyes, and well-wishes. 2) Body parts and terms of endearment are also listed in Hebrew, along with numbers up to 10 and phrases for morning, afternoon, evening, sleeping, and safety. 3) Gendered versions are given for words involving "you", as well as phrases for inviting someone in, dancing with others, saying yes/no and ability, and commenting on quality. The document serves as a introductory Hebrew phrasebook.

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    Hebrew to English

    Ma Nishma = How are you?


    Tov Toda = Good, thanks
    Toda Raba = Thank you very
    much/ a lot
    of thanks
    Lila Tov = Goodnight
    Chamoodee-my sweet or
    Hayakar= My dear
    Ahoovee = My love
    Ani Ohevet Otcha= I love you
    Neshikot= Kisses
    Nehsikot Rabot= Lots of Kisses
    Ata Neefla = You are wonderful
    Ata Mackseem= You are magical
    (2)
    Hakol Beseder = Everything is
    alright
    Allo Davar = You are welcome
    Ken= Yes
    Lo= No
    Gum= also
    Meod = Very much
    Shalom Ve Lehitraot = Bye and
    See you
    Rokdim Tove = Dancing Good
    Anachno Rokdim Tove= We are
    dancing
    Good
    Al = on
    Sfataim = Lips
    (3)
    Neshikot al hasfataim = kiss on
    the lips
    Yafot= Beautiful
    Shelach= Female
    Shelee= Mine
    Motek= Sweet
    Ani rokedet = woman says she
    is dancing
    Ata Roked = woman saying to a
    man that he is dancing
    Ani Roked= Man says he is
    dancing
    Anachno Rokdim= We are
    dancing
    Yoshvim= Sitting
    (4)
    Ani Yoshevet= woman say: I am
    sitting
    Ani Yoshev= Man say: I am
    sitting
    Ata Yoshev= anyone told a man
    he is Sitting
    At Yoshevet = anyone told a
    woman she is sitting
    Ani= Me
    Ata= you refers to a man
    At= you refers to a woman
    Itcha= with you to a Male
    Itach= with you to a Female
    Ani Rodeket Itcha= woman says
    to a man: I am dancing with you
    (5)
    Ani roked Itach= man says to a
    woman: I am dancing with you
    Ani ohevet Lirkod Itcha Uri
    Ahoove= I love to dance with
    you Uri, my love
    Ainayimeyes
    Affnose
    Oznayim ears
    Goofbody
    Yadayimhands
    Raglayimlegs
    Etsba otfingers
    Garonneck
    Se arothair
    Tsipornayim--nails
    Shelee mine
    Shelach yours (female)
    Shelcha yours ( male)
    Boker tovgood morning
    Acharay hatsaharaim tov---
    good afternoon

    Erev tovgood evening


    Ani holech lishonI am going
    to sleep
    Shmore al atsmecha---take
    care
    Tishmore al atsmecha(to a
    male)be safe
    Tishmery al atsmech(to a
    female)be safe.
    Beteavonebonapetee
    Teshev bevakashaplease
    sit-(to a male)
    Teshvee bevakasha( to a
    female)
    Hekaness bevakashacome
    in

    ( Female things)
    ( Male things)
    Achat-1
    Echad
    Shtayim-2
    Shnaim
    Shalosh3
    Shlosha
    Arba4
    Arba ah
    Chamesh5
    Chamisha
    Shesh6
    Shisha
    Sheva7
    Shevah
    Shmone8
    Shmona
    Taisha9
    Tishah
    Eser10
    Asarah
    Ani Rokedet eem bachoor
    acher-I am dancing with
    another man
    Ani Holechet lishion I am
    going to sleep ( female
    saying)
    Ani Holech Lishion = I am
    going to sleep
    ( Male saying)
    Lo, Ani Lo yechola= No, I
    cant
    Ken, Ani Yechola = Yes, I can
    Tov Meod= Very good

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