Hebrew Words


First grader sitting with the teacher
Do you like your teacher? — Ha’im Atah Mechavav Et
Explore the Hebrew phrase for 'Do you like your teacher?' to engage in meaningful discussions about school experiences.
Jewish school bus
What time does the school bus come? — B’eizeh Sha’ah
Discover the Hebrew phrase for 'What time does your bus come?' and enhance your communication for school routines.
Children in a classroom with school supplies, representing back-to-school help for struggling families.
When is the first day of school? — Matai Yom
Learn the Hebrew phrase for 'When is the first day of school?' and enhance your conversational skills in school settings.
Children getting out of school
What time does school end? — B’eizu Sha’ah Mistayem Beit
Learn the Hebrew phrase for 'What time does school end?' and improve your conversation skills in everyday situations.
What school do you go to? — Le’eizeh Beit Sefer
Master the Hebrew phrase for inquiring about school. Find out how to ask 'What school do you go to?' in Hebrew effortlessly.
Elderly people enjoying a meal together at a restaurant with large windows and natural light, engaging in conversation.
We've been waiting a long time — Anachanu Mechachimm Kver
Find out how to express 'We have been waiting a long time' in Hebrew with this useful phrase for everyday situations.
Close-up of meatballs being cooked in a simmering soup in a black pot, with a hand stirring with a spoon.
Soup — Marak
Discover the Hebrew word for 'soup' and learn its usage in dining conversations. Enhance your Hebrew vocabulary today.
Close-up of a coffee cup featuring intricate latte art on the foam surface, served in a brown paper cup.
Coffee — Cafeh
Explore the Hebrew word for coffee and learn how it connects you to Israeli culture and dining experiences.
Elderly man with glasses eating a meal with a fork at a dining table, enjoying a moment of food appreciation during the IFCJ event.
That was delicious — Ze Haya Ta'im
Learn the meaning of Hebrew words for 'That was delicious' and impress your friends with Ze Haya Ta'im after meals.
A glass of wine
May I see the wine menu? — Efshar Lir'ot Et
This is a polite and commonly used phrase in restaurants, wine bars, hotels, and fine dining establishments throughout Israel.
Stills from the model Shabbat production day, focus on the candles and flowers in the middle of the table, Liam and Sapir out of focus in the background, food on the table, rice, salad, plates, napkins, silverware, glass, pitcher
Have a nice meal — Arucha Ne’imah
Learn how to say Hebrew for have a nice meal with Arucha Ne’imah to enhance your dining experiences in Israel.
Group of children in cafeteria getting food, lunchroom, dining, food, green sweater, blue sweatshirt, blue shirt, glasses, yarmulke
When do you want to eat? — Ma’tai Atah Rotzeh
Learn the Hebrew phrase for 'When do you want to eat?' and enhance your conversational skills with practical vocabulary.