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Hebrew How to speak like a real Israeli.... well at least how to try

Cory's Hebrew Lunch and Learn

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MassChallenge, the world's largest startup accelerator and competition, encourages it's employees to expand their horizons and share their knowledge through weekly "Lunch and Learns". This week, Cory Bolotsky, MassChallenge's Israel Operation Manager, taught the team some basic hebrew phrases.

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Hebrew How to speak like a real Israeli....

well at least how to try

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Their Alphabet is Different

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And they read from Right to Left

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So Understanding the Language is Hard...

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Most People Speak English

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But these people don’t...

The Fruit & Veggie Guy The Butcher The Sheruit Driver

The Bus Driver

And the hot Israeli girls at the Tel Aviv night clubs

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So knowing Hebrew is important!

Today we will start with just a few words....

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Shalom שלום

Pronounced “SHA – LOME”

Means “Hello” (also “Peace”)

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Slicha סליחה

Pronounced “SLEE – CHAH” (You need to CCHHAAH when you say it)

Means “Excuse Me” and “Sorry”

VERY IMPORTANT WORD TO KNOW!!

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Toda / Toda Rabah תודה רבה / תודה

Pronounced “TOE – DAH”

or “TOE – DAH RAH – BAH”

Means “Thank You”

Toda Rabah is similar to “Thank You Very Much”

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Bavakasha בבקשה

Pronounced “BUH – VA – KA – SHA”

Means “You’re Welcomed”

Also means “Please”

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Bavakasha בבקשה

Also known as....

Vodka Shots

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Ken כן

Pronounced “KEN”

Means “Yes”

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Lo לא

Pronounced “LOW”

Means “No”

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Ma nishma? מה נשמע

Pronounced “MAH NISH – MAH”

Means “How are you doing?”

The Israeli “What’s up?”

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Hakol Beseder הכל בסדר

Pronounced “HAKOHL BE – SE – DER”

Means “It’s all right”

The Israeli “It’s all good”

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Tov טוב

Pronounced “TOV”

Means “Good”

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Nachon נכון

Pronounced “NUH - CHONE”

(You need to CCHHAAH when you say it)

Means “Correct”

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Sababa סבבה

Pronounced “SAH – BAH – BAH”

Means “Cool”, “Great”, “No Worries”

Semi-hippie word that can be used for almost anything. One of my favorites.

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תודה רבה!

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