This week’s word is, hotel, or, in Hebrew, Pronounced mah-lone. You can use it in sentences such as the following: Do you (masculine) know where the hotel is? Transliterated this reads: Ha-im ata yo-day-ah aye-fo ha-mah-lone neem-tsah?
And, We need two rooms in the hotel. Transliterated this reads: anach-nu tsrichim shnay chad-rei ha-mah-lone.
And, Does the [...]
This week’s word is cereal, or, in Hebrew, Pronounced d’ga-nay bo-ker. You can use it in sentences such as the following: I want (m.) cereal for breakfast. Transliterated this reads: Ani ro-tzeh d’ga-nim l’aru-chat boker.
And, when in a supermarket, Where is the cereal aisle? Transliterated this reads: Ay-fo ma-ah-var d’ga-nay bo-ker?
And, Is there milk? (for [...]
Last week, millions of students in North America from Pre-K and up - including thousands of Hebrew students from beginners to advanced - went back to school. Where have (the older) students turned to to share their excitement, complaints and ask questions about Hebrew this year? Twitter.com.
Twitter is a free micro-blogging social networking site that [...]
