Hebrew

[olps]

Hey (or should I say shalom?), this may seem like a strange/unusual question, but does anyone here on the forums speak Hebrew? I ask because I'm looking to write a phrase or two (I have one in mind) in Hebrew on the inside of a book, and was wondering if someone could tell me what it is in Hebrew? Thanks alot, (you fellows are always so helpful!)


(p.s. feel free to simply pm me if you'd prefer, so I can send you the phrase then take down this thread)

 

[AmazingGracePlayer]

I know how to say "suck my ****" in Hebrew.

 

[kserg]

In case no one here knows, i could ask my cousin for you.

Cheers

 

[kserg]

I know how to say "suck my ****" in Hebrew.

Hebrews all over the world are proud.

 

[saxnbass]

I had a friend that spoke a bit of Hebrew. I wanted to learn it at one point in time, but changed my mind, seemed really hard. I think it would be fun to learn a few basic phrases though.

 

[kserg]

I had a friend that spoke a bit of Hebrew. I wanted to learn it at one point in time, but changed my mind, seemed really hard. I think it would be fun to learn a few basic phrases though.

AGP can help you out with that.

 

[saxnbass]

LOL
That's not one of the phrases I was really looking into adding to my knowledge base.

 

[AmazingGracePlayer]

Well, if you ever go to a Hebrew-speaking country and get a crush on a Hebrew girl, you can ask her to suck your wee. I'm sure it'll be useful somewhere... My exgirlfriend taught me it... ... ...

 

[JimS]

Yes. My ex- is Israeli and I learned from her. My kids are fluent. I speak a bit. What do you want to say?

 

[*smb]

My exgirlfriend taught me it... ... ...

You're sure that's what it means then?

 

[saxnbass]

Yes. My ex- is Israeli and I learned from her. My kids are fluent. I speak a bit. What do you want to say?

Me? I'd like basic phrases like Hello, How Are You, Good, Bad, How Much Does It Cost, basic numbers, and You Look Good/You're Beautiful.

 

[JimS]

Me? I'd like basic phrases like Hello, How Are You, Good, Bad, How Much Does It Cost, basic numbers, and You Look Good/You're Beautiful.

Answers respectively:

Shalom

Man-ish ma?

Tov

Mal

Cama ze oh-lay?

At ya-fah

Lech lehiz le diyan--Go f.. yourself

Numbers:like what? Like from 0 to infinity?

 

[saxnbass]

Are there rules to the numbers like 1-9 and then 13 is like saying 10+3 and 35 is like 30+5, then I'd only need 1-9 and then the tens.

 

[olps]

JimS: I was hoping to say something akin to:

"I know you'll have a great and memorable time, but hopefully this will make your trip that much more special. Love, _____ ."

Doesn't have to be word for word obviously, but something similar. How would I say (and more importantly write- although it doesn't have to be in the hebrew script) that? Or how would I say anything similar to 'have a great trip'? I'm going to write it in the leaf of a Hebrew dictionary/phrasebook. Thank you!

also, I've found a translator online (a program of course) but those aren't always so helpful.

 

[AmazingGracePlayer]

You're sure that's what it means then?

Yeaup, I'm sure it's what it means, I looked it up in the dictionary.

 

[Jazzin']

1. Achat
2. Shtayim
3. Shalosh
4. Arbah
5. Chamesh
6. Shesh
7. Sheva
8. Shmoneh
9. Tesha
10. Esser

As for that phrase, I'm not good enough in Hebrew to say a whole sentence so I'm not good enough to translate that one.

 

[AmazingGracePlayer]

My exgirlfriend also taught me how to say "You ate my keys!" in German. That phrase sounded very glorious (as does all German) but I forgot how to say it.

 

[bradjonesbass]

My wife has taken formal Greek in Seminary. Hebrew is next, but not yet. How do you say "Where is the bathroom?"

 

[JimS]

JimS: I was hoping to say something akin to:

"I know you'll have a great and memorable time, but hopefully this will make your trip that much more special. Love, _____ ."

ANI YODE'A SHETIHYE LECHA CHAVAIA NEHEDERET IVILTI NISHKACHAT, ANI MEKAVE SHEZE YAHAFOCH AT HATIUL SHELCHA LEHARBE YOTER MIUCHAD.
BE'AHAVA

 

[lemur821]

My exgirlfriend also taught me how to say "You ate my keys!" in German. That phrase sounded very glorious (as does all German) but I forgot how to say it.

Du hast mein Schluessels gegessen!

I think.