| Title: | BAGELS and other things of Jewish interest |
| Notice: | 1.0 policy, 280.0 directory, 32.0 registration |
| Moderator: | SMURF::FENSTER |
| Created: | Mon Feb 03 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1524 |
| Total number of notes: | 18709 |
And in THIS note, we can discuss more advanced Hebrew concepts. (Conversational.). Michael
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| 41.1 | TAV02::NITSAN | Sat Nov 02 1985 23:34 | 11 | ||
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| 41.2 | FSLENG::CHERSON | Mon Nov 11 1985 19:52 | 5 | ||
Zeh shehlah tovah! Ani choshev sheh anachnu nitztarech lichtov botiyot latinot, cacha. Aich omrim "keyboard" bivrit? David | |||||
| 41.3 | BENSON::MAHLER | Mon Nov 11 1985 21:53 | 4 | ||
please translate all Hebrew for non-speaking readers. Michael | |||||
| 41.4 | TAV02::NITSAN | Mon Nov 11 1985 23:16 | 9 | ||
> Zeh shehlah tovah! Ani choshev sheh anachnu nitztarech lichtov botiyot
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It's question good I think that we need write in-letters
> latinot, cacha. Aich omrim "keyboard" bivrit?
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Latin like-this How we-say "luach-makashim" in-Hebrew?
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| 41.5 | TAV02::GOLDMAN | Tue Nov 12 1985 02:28 | 3 | ||
The "correct" way to say keyboard in Hebrew is "mikledet". Nitsan - *I* have to teach *YOU* Hebrew???? :-) | |||||
| 41.6 | R2D2::GREG | Tue Nov 12 1985 03:35 | 1 | ||
Dai cheverh dai! | |||||
| 41.7 | TAV02::NITSAN | Tue Nov 12 1985 23:50 | 2 | ||
Did you know that "Dai" in Hebrew means "stop/enough" while in Russian it means "give"? :-) | |||||
| 41.8 | SRFSUP::FRIEDMAN | Thu Jun 04 1987 19:00 | 2 | ||
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| 41.9 | old topics never die... | TAVENG::GOLDMAN | Sat Jun 06 1987 17:23 | 4 | |
I'm glad to see that this topic is finally picking up!!
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| 41.10 | To lazy to do a dir so glad there's new notes here... | PIWKIT::MAHLER | Motti the Moderator | Mon Jun 08 1987 11:10 | 14 |
I'd like to learn all the introductions [formal AND informal]
that are used interpersonally in Israel.
For instance, when two friends meet, what is said
[generally] under the circumstances:
That they see each other every day? [co-workers]
That they see each other rarely? [Old Neighborhood friends]
What about when saying goodbye?
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| 41.11 | Hallo | 52451::NITSAN | Duvdevani, DEC Israel | Wed Jun 24 1987 05:56 | 14 |
> For instance, when two friends meet, what is said > [generally] under the circumstances: Informal (that's all we know :-) --------------------------------- > That they see each other every day? [co-workers] "Hi" (most common), "Ma nishma?" (how are you), "Ma Ha-inyanim?" (what's up), "Ahalan" (Arabic hi), "Shalom" (most common) > That they see each other rarely? [Old Neighborhood friends] "Long time no see" (if they know English, that is...) > What about when saying goodbye? "Bye bye" (common), "Shalom", "Lehitraot" (see ya), "Lehit" (for short), "Chaoo" | |||||