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en to need – to want to   »   he ‫לצרוך – לרצות‬

69 [sixty-nine]

to need – to want to

to need – to want to

‫69 [שישים ותשע]‬

69 [shishim w\'tesha]

‫לצרוך – לרצות‬

[litsrokh – lirtsot]

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I need a bed. ‫אני-צריך --ה--י-ה.‬ ‫אני צריך / ה מיטה.‬ ‫-נ- צ-י- / ה מ-ט-.- -------------------- ‫אני צריך / ה מיטה.‬ 0
a-i-ts-r-kh-t---kh-h-mi-a-. ani tsarikh/tsrikhah mitah. a-i t-a-i-h-t-r-k-a- m-t-h- --------------------------- ani tsarikh/tsrikhah mitah.
I want to sleep. ‫אני-ר--ה לי--ן.‬ ‫אני רוצה לישון.‬ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ש-ן-‬ ----------------- ‫אני רוצה לישון.‬ 0
an--r-t-eh/---s-h--i----. ani rotseh/rotsah lishon. a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-s-o-. ------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah lishon.
Is there a bed here? ‫-ש כ-ן מ---?‬ ‫יש כאן מיטה?‬ ‫-ש כ-ן מ-ט-?- -------------- ‫יש כאן מיטה?‬ 0
ye-- -a'--mi--h? yesh ka'n mitah? y-s- k-'- m-t-h- ---------------- yesh ka'n mitah?
I need a lamp. ‫-נ--צ--- / ה----ר--‬ ‫אני צריך / ה מנורה.‬ ‫-נ- צ-י- / ה מ-ו-ה-‬ --------------------- ‫אני צריך / ה מנורה.‬ 0
an----a-i-h/--rik-a--m--o-a-. ani tsarikh/tsrikhah menorah. a-i t-a-i-h-t-r-k-a- m-n-r-h- ----------------------------- ani tsarikh/tsrikhah menorah.
I want to read. ‫-ני--וצה -ק----‬ ‫אני רוצה לקרוא.‬ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ר-א-‬ ----------------- ‫אני רוצה לקרוא.‬ 0
a-i---tseh/ro--a- l-qro. ani rotseh/rotsah liqro. a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-q-o- ------------------------ ani rotseh/rotsah liqro.
Is there a lamp here? ‫-ש --ן---ו-ה?‬ ‫יש כאן מנורה?‬ ‫-ש כ-ן מ-ו-ה-‬ --------------- ‫יש כאן מנורה?‬ 0
ye-- ---n m--ora-? yesh ka'n menorah? y-s- k-'- m-n-r-h- ------------------ yesh ka'n menorah?
I need a telephone. ‫--י-צרי- ----טל-ו--‬ ‫אני צריך / ה טלפון.‬ ‫-נ- צ-י- / ה ט-פ-ן-‬ --------------------- ‫אני צריך / ה טלפון.‬ 0
a-i---a-i-h/t-rik-ah-tel-f--. ani tsarikh/tsrikhah telefon. a-i t-a-i-h-t-r-k-a- t-l-f-n- ----------------------------- ani tsarikh/tsrikhah telefon.
I want to make a call. ‫אני-ר--ה-ל-ל-ן.‬ ‫אני רוצה לטלפן.‬ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ל-ן-‬ ----------------- ‫אני רוצה לטלפן.‬ 0
an- -o-seh/r-ts-------l-en. ani rotseh/rotsah letalpen. a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-t-l-e-. --------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah letalpen.
Is there a telephone here? ‫יש כ---ט-פון-‬ ‫יש כאן טלפון?‬ ‫-ש כ-ן ט-פ-ן-‬ --------------- ‫יש כאן טלפון?‬ 0
yes--k-'--t--e---? yesh ka'n telefon? y-s- k-'- t-l-f-n- ------------------ yesh ka'n telefon?
I need a camera. ‫אנ--צר-- - - ---מה.‬ ‫אני צריך / ה מצלמה.‬ ‫-נ- צ-י- / ה מ-ל-ה-‬ --------------------- ‫אני צריך / ה מצלמה.‬ 0
an--t-a---h/-s-i---h m---l---h. ani tsarikh/tsrikhah matslemah. a-i t-a-i-h-t-r-k-a- m-t-l-m-h- ------------------------------- ani tsarikh/tsrikhah matslemah.
I want to take photographs. ‫א-י ר-צה -צ---‬ ‫אני רוצה לצלם.‬ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ל-.- ---------------- ‫אני רוצה לצלם.‬ 0
ani ro-s--/-otsa- --tsalem. ani rotseh/rotsah letsalem. a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-t-a-e-. --------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah letsalem.
Is there a camera here? ‫----א--מצ-מה-‬ ‫יש כאן מצלמה?‬ ‫-ש כ-ן מ-ל-ה-‬ --------------- ‫יש כאן מצלמה?‬ 0
y--h --'--ma-s-em--? yesh ka'n matslemah? y-s- k-'- m-t-l-m-h- -------------------- yesh ka'n matslemah?
I need a computer. ‫א----ר---- - ---ב.‬ ‫אני צריך / ה מחשב.‬ ‫-נ- צ-י- / ה מ-ש-.- -------------------- ‫אני צריך / ה מחשב.‬ 0
a-- ts-rik-/ts--k--h---x--e-. ani tsarikh/tsrikhah maxshev. a-i t-a-i-h-t-r-k-a- m-x-h-v- ----------------------------- ani tsarikh/tsrikhah maxshev.
I want to send an email. ‫א-י---צה-ל--ו-----מי--.‬ ‫אני רוצה לשלוח אי-מייל.‬ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ל-ח א---י-ל-‬ ------------------------- ‫אני רוצה לשלוח אי-מייל.‬ 0
ani --ts----ot--h--i---oa-----e-l. ani rotseh/rotsah lishloax i-meyl. a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-s-l-a- i-m-y-. ---------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah lishloax i-meyl.
Is there a computer here? ‫-- כ-- מח-ב-‬ ‫יש כאן מחשב?‬ ‫-ש כ-ן מ-ש-?- -------------- ‫יש כאן מחשב?‬ 0
y-s---a-- ---she-? yesh ka'n maxshev? y-s- k-'- m-x-h-v- ------------------ yesh ka'n maxshev?
I need a pen. ‫-ני-צר-- / ה --.‬ ‫אני צריך / ה עט.‬ ‫-נ- צ-י- / ה ע-.- ------------------ ‫אני צריך / ה עט.‬ 0
an- ------h--s-ikhah--t. ani tsarikh/tsrikhah et. a-i t-a-i-h-t-r-k-a- e-. ------------------------ ani tsarikh/tsrikhah et.
I want to write something. ‫א-י ר-צ- לכת-- -שה--‬ ‫אני רוצה לכתוב משהו.‬ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ת-ב מ-ה-.- ---------------------- ‫אני רוצה לכתוב משהו.‬ 0
ani -ots-h/-o--a--l-kh--v--as--h-. ani rotseh/rotsah likhtov mashehu. a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-k-t-v m-s-e-u- ---------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah likhtov mashehu.
Is there a sheet of paper and a pen here? ‫יש ----דף-נ-יר וע--‬ ‫יש כאן דף נייר ועט?‬ ‫-ש כ-ן ד- נ-י- ו-ט-‬ --------------------- ‫יש כאן דף נייר ועט?‬ 0
yesh-k--n-da---i-----e-? yesh ka'n daf niar w'et? y-s- k-'- d-f n-a- w-e-? ------------------------ yesh ka'n daf niar w'et?

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