Do you want to know how to greet your Hebrew-speaking friends on passover? learning how to say happy passover in Hebrew isn’t that hard! To say happy passover in Hebrew, you say “chag pesach sameach”. You write it like this in Hebrew: חג פסח שמח Let’s break that down. Happy Passover in Hebrew part by part: חג = chag = holiday פסח = pesach = passover שמח = sameach = happy You should note that… To say happy passover in Hebrew you literally say “holiday passover ...

Good morning/afternoon/evening, I have decided to go through Pimsleur Hebrew once again and try to write down some “useful” notes. I thought I would post those notes here so those of you out there who are taking Pimsleur Hebrew could benefit most from it. If you find mistakes, please do correct me. Here we go… Transliteration of the main dialogue: Man: Slicha, at mvina anglit? Woman:Lo, ani lo mvina anglit. Man: Ani mvin ktsat ivrit. Woman: Atta americai? Man: Ken, ani am...

It’s a wonderful afternoon here. Sunshine finally and a quiet street outside. So, here goes Pimsleur Hebrew lesson 3… Main conversation: Woman: Shalom, ma shlomcha? Man: Tov toda. Woman: Ah! atta mevin ivrit! Man: Ken, ktsat. Woman: Atta amerikai? Man: Ken. Woman: Aval atta mevin ivrit tov meod! New words and phrases: But: Aval = אבל Israeli (male): Yisraeli = ישראלי Israeli (female): Yisraelit = ישראלית And: ve = ו And you (to male): veatta = ואתה And you (to female): veatt = ואת No...

The Niqqud (sometimes referred to as Nikkud, with k instead) is the Hebrew vowels system. Around the 7th and 8th centuries CE, when the use of Hebrew in everyday life became very limited, some pronunciation guidance was badly needed. And Niqqud was just what the doctor ordered! The niqquds are dashes, dots and signs located on, under or inside Hebrew letters. They show us exactly what vowel we should pronounce, a, e, o, u, or something else… Here is a list of the Hebrew vowels (also known ...