The test was really hard. — Hamivchan Hayah Mamash Kasheh.

Grade 12 students have a last review class before taking their Mathematics final exam, at the Dekel Vilnai Highschool in Maaleh Adumim, south of Jerusalem, on May 20, 2015.

What does “Hamivchan Hayah Mamash Kasheh“ mean in Hebrew?

Hamivchan Hayah Mamash Kasheh (.המבחן היה ממש קשה) means “That test was really hard.” This useful phrase can help you express that an exam was difficult, challenging, or required a great deal of effort.

Whether you’re a student talking with friends after a test, discussing an exam with your parents, or reflecting on your school day, knowing how to say “That test was really hard” can help you communicate your experiences in Hebrew. Students throughout Israel often use this expression after a particularly challenging quiz, exam, or assessment.

To continue building your Hebrew vocabulary, explore these additional words and phrases commonly used in school settings:

English Meaning
The test was really hard.
Hebrew Translation
.המבחן היה ממש קשה
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