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| English to Hebrew translations [Non-PRO] | | English term or phrase: hello, welcome, greetings, goodbye, farewell, best wishes, friend | | I am having a small get together for a friend, she has one nanny leaving and another coming in and we are doing both parties at the same time, and I will simply have a board with all these words in different languages. |
| | | Shalom etc | Explanation:
hello, welcome, greetings, goodbye, farewell, best wishes, friend =
Shalom (hello)
Brukha ha-Ba'a (to a woman) (Welcome)
Brakhot (greetings)
Lehitra'ot (goodbye)
Nesi'a tova (farewell) (= bon voyage/good journey)
kol tuv (best wishes)
yedida (to a woman) (friend)
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Note added at 2002-01-27 02:26:54 (GMT)
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Pronunciation + Hebrew spelling:
ShaLOM (also means Peace) = shin-lamed-vav-mem:
שלום
BruKHA ha-Ba\'A = bet-resh-vav-kaf-heh heh-bet-alef-heh
ברוכה הבאה
BraKHOT = bet-resh-kaf-vav-tav
ברכות
Lehitra\'OT = lamed-heh-tav-resh-alef-vav-tav
להתראות
Nesi\'A toVA = nun-samekh-yod-ayin-heh tet-vav-bet-heh
נסיעה טובה
kol tuv = kaf-lamed tet-vav-bet
כל טוב
yediDA = yod-dalet-yod-dalet-heh
ידידה
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Note added at 2002-01-27 02:28:09 (GMT)
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The mem at the end of Shalom is a \'final mem\'.
There is no upper case in Hebrew. |
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2 hrs confidence:  peer agreement (net): +3 Shalom etc
Explanation:
hello, welcome, greetings, goodbye, farewell, best wishes, friend =
Shalom (hello)
Brukha ha-Ba'a (to a woman) (Welcome)
Brakhot (greetings)
Lehitra'ot (goodbye)
Nesi'a tova (farewell) (= bon voyage/good journey)
kol tuv (best wishes)
yedida (to a woman) (friend)
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Note added at 2002-01-27 02:26:54 (GMT)
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Pronunciation + Hebrew spelling:
ShaLOM (also means Peace) = shin-lamed-vav-mem:
שלום
BruKHA ha-Ba\'A = bet-resh-vav-kaf-heh heh-bet-alef-heh
ברוכה הבאה
BraKHOT = bet-resh-kaf-vav-tav
ברכות
Lehitra\'OT = lamed-heh-tav-resh-alef-vav-tav
להתראות
Nesi\'A toVA = nun-samekh-yod-ayin-heh tet-vav-bet-heh
נסיעה טובה
kol tuv = kaf-lamed tet-vav-bet
כל טוב
yediDA = yod-dalet-yod-dalet-heh
ידידה
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Note added at 2002-01-27 02:28:09 (GMT)
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The mem at the end of Shalom is a \'final mem\'.
There is no upper case in Hebrew.
| | | Grading comment | Wonderful, thank you so much. That is very helpful. |
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