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having trouble seeing the print? לִסְגּוֹד, לַעֲבוֹד Our Hebrew class starts Sunday! 10 spots available per course. Sign up now! English is made up of two primary linguistic influences: Germanic and French/Latin roots. In each of the examples below, the first word is the simple, Germanic one, while the second word is a more polished…
צָמִיג listen to this word pronounced About an hour and a half ago I was feeling tired and a bit out of sorts. So I deliberated between taking a nap and taking a bike ride. I chose the latter – and now I’m feeling good. I rode from my flat on Emek Refaim…
קריין, מספר A narrator is someone who reads or calls out a storyline. To read or to call out, in Hebrew, is לִקְרוֹא (leek-ROH). Likewise, to tell a story is לְסַפֵּר (le-sah-PEHR). A narrator or an announcer (such as on the radio) is a קַרְיָן (kahr-YAHN) for a male, and a קַרְיָנִית (kahr-yah-NEET) for a female. By contrast, the narrator voice in…
