School is out for the summer — Beit Hasefer Yotzeh LeKayitz
What does “Beit hasefer yotzeh lekayitz” mean in Hebrew?
Beit hasefer yotzeh lekayitz (בית הספר יוצא לקיץ) means means “School is out for the summer.” This common expression refers to the end of the academic year and the beginning of summer vacation.
The phrase combines “בית הספר” (beit hasefer), meaning “the school,” with “יוצא לקיץ” (yotzeh lekayitz), meaning “goes out for the summer.” Together, they describe the school’s transition into summer vacation.
These additional Hebrew words and phrases relate to summertime activities, family outings, and casual warm‑weather conversations — perfect companions to Beit hasefer yotzeh lekayitz (“School is out for the summer.”) Each phrase is simple, practical, and commonly used in modern Israeli Hebrew.