how to say “my name is…” in Hebrew
Requested file could not be found (error code 404). Verify the file URL specified in the shortcode.קוֹרְאִים לִי… שְׁמִי…
In English, we say, my name is… In Hebrew, we say that literally as well, with …שְׁמִיRequested file could not be found (error code 404). Verify the file URL specified in the shortcode. (if you say the long version, …הַשֵּׁם שֶׁלִּיRequested file could not be found (error code 404). Verify the file URL specified in the shortcode., you’ve given yourself away as a foreigner).
You’d use …שמי in slightly formal settings or in a context where you’re trying to be polite. But if you’re meeting someone casually, it’s better to use the literal translation of (they) call me… – …קוֹרְאִים לִיRequested file could not be found (error code 404). Verify the file URL specified in the shortcode..
Here’s an example of this phrase flipped as a question:
Requested file could not be found (error code 404). Verify the file URL specified in the shortcode.אֵיךְ קוֹרְאִים לָךְ?
