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Small Talk 2

Small Talk 2

‫21 [עשרים ואחת]‬

21 [essrim w\'axat]

‫שיחת חולין 2‬

[ssixat xulin 2]

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Where do you come from? ‫מ-יכן--ת-/ --‬ ‫מהיכן את / ה?‬ ‫-ה-כ- א- / ה-‬ --------------- ‫מהיכן את / ה?‬ 0
me-e----- a--h/--? meheykhan atah/at? m-h-y-h-n a-a-/-t- ------------------ meheykhan atah/at?
From Basel. ‫מ---ל.‬ ‫מבאזל.‬ ‫-ב-ז-.- -------- ‫מבאזל.‬ 0
mib-'---. miba'zel. m-b-'-e-. --------- miba'zel.
Basel is in Switzerland. ‫-א-ל-נ-צ-ת--שווי-ץ.‬ ‫באזל נמצאת בשווייץ.‬ ‫-א-ל נ-צ-ת ב-ו-י-ץ-‬ --------------------- ‫באזל נמצאת בשווייץ.‬ 0
ba-z-l-n---se----is--a---. ba'zel nimtse't bishwayts. b-'-e- n-m-s-'- b-s-w-y-s- -------------------------- ba'zel nimtse't bishwayts.
May I introduce Mr. Miller? ‫תר-ה - - -י--הצי--לך----מר-מיל-?‬ ‫תרשה / י לי להציג לך את מר מילר?‬ ‫-ר-ה / י ל- ל-צ-ג ל- א- מ- מ-ל-?- ---------------------------------- ‫תרשה / י לי להציג לך את מר מילר?‬ 0
t-------t---hi li ---a-sig--e------k------ar -i--r? tarsheh/tarshi li l'hatsig lekha/lakh et mar miler? t-r-h-h-t-r-h- l- l-h-t-i- l-k-a-l-k- e- m-r m-l-r- --------------------------------------------------- tarsheh/tarshi li l'hatsig lekha/lakh et mar miler?
He is a foreigner. ‫ה---לא מ--ן.‬ ‫הוא לא מכאן.‬ ‫-ו- ל- מ-א-.- -------------- ‫הוא לא מכאן.‬ 0
hu l--mik-'n. hu lo mika'n. h- l- m-k-'-. ------------- hu lo mika'n.
He speaks several languages. ‫הוא---ב--ש--- ---ת-‬ ‫הוא דובר שפות רבות.‬ ‫-ו- ד-ב- ש-ו- ר-ו-.- --------------------- ‫הוא דובר שפות רבות.‬ 0
h- --v-- -s-fo---ab-t. hu dover ssafot rabot. h- d-v-r s-a-o- r-b-t- ---------------------- hu dover ssafot rabot.
Are you here for the first time? ‫ז--הפעם----ש-נ- --ת-/-- כ--?‬ ‫זו הפעם הראשונה שאת / ה כאן?‬ ‫-ו ה-ע- ה-א-ו-ה ש-ת / ה כ-ן-‬ ------------------------------ ‫זו הפעם הראשונה שאת / ה כאן?‬ 0
z----pa'a------'s--nah -h-'a-ah----'-t-ka-n? zo hapa'am hari'shonah she'atah/she'at ka'n? z- h-p-'-m h-r-'-h-n-h s-e-a-a-/-h-'-t k-'-? -------------------------------------------- zo hapa'am hari'shonah she'atah/she'at ka'n?
No, I was here once last year. ‫-א, ----י-כאן כ-ר---נה --ב--.‬ ‫לא, הייתי כאן כבר בשנה שעברה.‬ ‫-א- ה-י-י כ-ן כ-ר ב-נ- ש-ב-ה-‬ ------------------------------- ‫לא, הייתי כאן כבר בשנה שעברה.‬ 0
l-, -ai-i--a---kv-r --sh-n-h s-'-v-a-. lo, haiti ka'n kvar bashanah sh'avrah. l-, h-i-i k-'- k-a- b-s-a-a- s-'-v-a-. -------------------------------------- lo, haiti ka'n kvar bashanah sh'avrah.
Only for a week, though. ‫אב----ו------בל---‬ ‫אבל שבוע אחד בלבד.‬ ‫-ב- ש-ו- א-ד ב-ב-.- -------------------- ‫אבל שבוע אחד בלבד.‬ 0
a-al ----u'a ---d bi---d. aval shavu'a exad bilvad. a-a- s-a-u-a e-a- b-l-a-. ------------------------- aval shavu'a exad bilvad.
How do you like it here? ‫---ך מ--- -ן-ב---יך - ייך-להי-- --ן?‬ ‫ואיך מוצא חן בעיניך / ייך להיות כאן?‬ ‫-א-ך מ-צ- ח- ב-י-י- / י-ך ל-י-ת כ-ן-‬ -------------------------------------- ‫ואיך מוצא חן בעיניך / ייך להיות כאן?‬ 0
w'e--h-m-t---x---b--yn---ha----io--ka--? w'eykh mutse xen b'eyneykha lihiot ka'n? w-e-k- m-t-e x-n b-e-n-y-h- l-h-o- k-'-? ---------------------------------------- w'eykh mutse xen b'eyneykha lihiot ka'n?
A lot. The people are nice. ‫-א--. ה--ש-- ---ד-ם מאו--‬ ‫מאוד. האנשים נחמדים מאוד.‬ ‫-א-ד- ה-נ-י- נ-מ-י- מ-ו-.- --------------------------- ‫מאוד. האנשים נחמדים מאוד.‬ 0
m-'-d---a-a-a--im n'xm-d-m------. me'od. ha'anashim n'xmadim me'od. m-'-d- h-'-n-s-i- n-x-a-i- m-'-d- --------------------------------- me'od. ha'anashim n'xmadim me'od.
And I like the scenery, too. ‫--ם -------צ- חן--ע-נ-.‬ ‫וגם הנוף מוצא חן בעיני.‬ ‫-ג- ה-ו- מ-צ- ח- ב-י-י-‬ ------------------------- ‫וגם הנוף מוצא חן בעיני.‬ 0
w-g-m -an-f----se-xen---'-ynai. w'gam hanof mutse xen be'eynai. w-g-m h-n-f m-t-e x-n b-'-y-a-. ------------------------------- w'gam hanof mutse xen be'eynai.
What is your profession? ‫במ---- --ה--ו-- /----/ מ- המ-צ-- -ל-?‬ ‫במה את / ה עוסק / ת? / מה המקצוע שלך?‬ ‫-מ- א- / ה ע-ס- / ת- / מ- ה-ק-ו- ש-ך-‬ --------------------------------------- ‫במה את / ה עוסק / ת? / מה המקצוע שלך?‬ 0
b'-eh-a------ o-e-/-se--t? mah --miqts-'a shela--? b'meh atah/at oseq/oseqet? mah hamiqtso'a shelakh? b-m-h a-a-/-t o-e-/-s-q-t- m-h h-m-q-s-'- s-e-a-h- -------------------------------------------------- b'meh atah/at oseq/oseqet? mah hamiqtso'a shelakh?
I am a translator. ‫אני מ-רג--/--ת-‬ ‫אני מתרגם / מת.‬ ‫-נ- מ-ר-ם / מ-.- ----------------- ‫אני מתרגם / מת.‬ 0
ani m----g--/metar--m--. ani metargem/metargemet. a-i m-t-r-e-/-e-a-g-m-t- ------------------------ ani metargem/metargemet.
I translate books. ‫-נ--מ-----/--- ס--י--‬ ‫אני מתרגם / מת ספרים.‬ ‫-נ- מ-ר-ם / מ- ס-ר-ם-‬ ----------------------- ‫אני מתרגם / מת ספרים.‬ 0
a-i -et--g---met--g--et--far-m. ani metargem/metargemet sfarim. a-i m-t-r-e-/-e-a-g-m-t s-a-i-. ------------------------------- ani metargem/metargemet sfarim.
Are you alone here? ‫-- ----ל---כ-ן-‬ ‫את / ה לבד כאן?‬ ‫-ת / ה ל-ד כ-ן-‬ ----------------- ‫את / ה לבד כאן?‬ 0
a--h-a- -ev-d --'-? atah/at levad ka'n? a-a-/-t l-v-d k-'-? ------------------- atah/at levad ka'n?
No, my wife / my husband is also here. ‫ל----- אשתי-/-ב--י--א--‬ ‫לא, גם אשתי / בעלי כאן.‬ ‫-א- ג- א-ת- / ב-ל- כ-ן-‬ ------------------------- ‫לא, גם אשתי / בעלי כאן.‬ 0
lo, g----s---/ba-ali k---. lo, gam ishti/ba'ali ka'n. l-, g-m i-h-i-b-'-l- k-'-. -------------------------- lo, gam ishti/ba'ali ka'n.
And those are my two children. ‫-ש---ני-ה--ד-ם -ל--‬ ‫ושם שני הילדים שלי.‬ ‫-ש- ש-י ה-ל-י- ש-י-‬ --------------------- ‫ושם שני הילדים שלי.‬ 0
w'-ha--sh-ey --yel-dim---e-i. w'sham shney hayeledim sheli. w-s-a- s-n-y h-y-l-d-m s-e-i- ----------------------------- w'sham shney hayeledim sheli.

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