in Hebrew, there’s “to share” and there’s “to share”
להתחלק, לשתף
To share a thing with one or more people – such as rent for an apartment – is (le-heet-hah-LEK).
To share a feeling or an experience, however, is (le-shah-TEF). For example, רָחֵל שִׁתְּפָה אוֹתִי עַל הַטִּיּוּל שֶׁלָּהּ לְאֵירוֹפָּה (rah-HEL sheet-FAH oh-TEE ahl ha-tee-YOOL sheh-LAH le-ei-ROH-pah) – Rachel shared with me about her trip to Europe.
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I’m going make it a point to avail myself for someone לשתף a feeling with me. I invite you to do the same.
