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I am happy to meet you again

Hebrew translation: samakhti lifgosh otkhem shuv

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English term or phrase:I am happy to meet you again
Hebrew translation:samakhti lifgosh otkhem shuv
Entered by: John Kinory (X)

15:17 Jun 4, 2002
English to Hebrew translations [Non-PRO]
General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / greeting
English term or phrase: I am happy to meet you again
at meeting
Balas Balas
samakhti lifgosh otkhem shuv
Explanation:
saMAKHti lifGOSH otKHEM shuv

This is from a man or a woman (bypassing the m/f problem), to a group of people (mixed or male)

------------

to a man:

... otKHA shuv

to a woman:

... oTAKH shuv

to a group of women:

... otKHEN shuv

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Stricly speaking, it should be

etkhem / etkhen (nor otkhem / otkhen),

but this is now considered pedantic.

Samakhti = I was/have been glad (this avoids the problem with m/f, though you can say:
aNI saME'akh - from a man
aNI sMEkha - from a woman,
literally 'I am glad).

li'fgosh = to meet

otkhem etc = you (as a direct object)

shuv = again
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John Kinory (X)
Local time: 17:12
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Nagyon segitsיgemre volt.
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5 +4samakhti lifgosh otkhem shuv
John Kinory (X)
5 +1Ani sameah lefgosh othem shov....
rekem kabesa


  

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24 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +4
samakhti lifgosh otkhem shuv


Explanation:
saMAKHti lifGOSH otKHEM shuv

This is from a man or a woman (bypassing the m/f problem), to a group of people (mixed or male)

------------

to a man:

... otKHA shuv

to a woman:

... oTAKH shuv

to a group of women:

... otKHEN shuv

------------------

Stricly speaking, it should be

etkhem / etkhen (nor otkhem / otkhen),

but this is now considered pedantic.

Samakhti = I was/have been glad (this avoids the problem with m/f, though you can say:
aNI saME'akh - from a man
aNI sMEkha - from a woman,
literally 'I am glad).

li'fgosh = to meet

otkhem etc = you (as a direct object)

shuv = again


John Kinory (X)
Local time: 17:12
Grading comment
Nagyon segitsיgemre volt.

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1 hr   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +1
Ani sameah lefgosh othem shov....


Explanation:
actually,it's in present,so it will be "ani sameah lefgosh othem/otah/otha/othen shov"
in hebrew with hebrew text:
אני שמח לפגוש אותכם\אותך\אותכן שוב\פעם נוספת

rekem kabesa
Local time: 19:12

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