Hebrew Words


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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.
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Food — Maachal
Discover the Hebrew word for food: Maachal. Learn its significance in Israeli culture and everyday conversations.
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May I have the check, please? — Efsher Lekabel Et
Learn the Hebrew word for 'May I have the check, please?' and elevate your dining experience with polite phrases.
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Bon appetit — Biteavon
The Hebrew word for "bon appetit" is Biteavon. Check back every day to learn more Hebrew words and phrases.
Chips and salsa
Appetizer — Mithabeen
Discover the Hebrew word for 'Appetizer': Mithabeen, a key term for navigating menus in Israeli restaurants.
Restaurant at a luxury resort
I have a reservation — Yesh Li Hazmana
Learn the Hebrew phrase for 'I have a reservation' and communicate effectively during your bookings and appointments.
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Thank you — Todah
Learn the Hebrew word for 'Thank you' and discover its significance in Israeli culture. Express gratitude with Todah.
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Plate — Tzalachat
Learn what the Hebrew word for 'plate' means and how it represents more than just a dish for serving food.
Image of coffee menu
Menu — Tefrit
What does “Tefrit" mean in Hebrew? Tefrit (כלי מטבח) means "menu." Whether you're dining at a neighborhood café in Tel Avi
A clear glass of water placed on a white tablecloth, casting a shadow to the right, with a dark background.
May I have a glass of water? — Ha'eem Lekabel
Learn the meaning of Ha'eem Lekabel Kos Mayim and how to ask for a glass of water in Hebrew during your travels.
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The grace said after a meal — Berkat Hamazon
Explore the Hebrew words for 'The grace said after a meal' and learn about Berkat HaMazon's significance in Jewish tradition.
A plate of food
The food is cold — Ha'ochel Kar
Learn the Hebrew phrase Ha'Ochel Kar (הָאֹכֶל קַר), discover its meaning, pronunciation, and how Israelis use it when talking about meals and dining experiences.