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For every friend who you refer to Ulpan La-Inyan who signs up for a course- we will give you a FREE Hebrew lesson one-on-one with one of our great teachers. Here is how it works: You share this link with friends who made aliyah in the past 18 months. Be sure to tell them to…
how to say “human nature” in Hebrew
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how to say “swimsuit” in Hebrew
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how to say “refund” in Hebrew
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how to say “to enlist oneself” or “to devote oneself”in Hebrew
להרתם Even if you’re more or less fluent in Hebrew, there’s a good chance you don’t know this word. To enlist oneself or to devote oneself – say, to a cause – is לְהֵרָתֵם (le-heh-rah-TEHM). For example, כָּל הַיְּלָדִים נִרְתָּמִים לַעֲזוֹר בַּבָּיִת (kohl hah-yeh-lah-DEEM neer-tah-MEEM lah-ah-ZOHR bah-BAH-yeet) – all the kids “are enlisting” to help…