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‫שלילה 2‬

65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

‫65 [שישים וחמש]‬

65 [shishim w\'xamesh]

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‫שלילה 2‬

[shlilah 2]

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Is the ring expensive? ‫ה---- י---?‬ ‫הטבעת יקרה?‬ 0
ha------- y------? hataba'at yeqarah? 		+
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. ‫ל-- ה-- ע--- ר- מ-- י---.‬ ‫לא, היא עולה רק מאה יורו.‬ 0
lo- h- o--- r-- m---- y---. lo, hi olah raq me'ah yuro. 		+
But I have only fifty. ‫א-- י- ל- ר- ח-----.‬ ‫אבל יש לי רק חמישים.‬ 0
av-- y--- l- r-- x-------. aval yesh li raq xamishim. 		+
     
Are you finished? ‫ס---- כ--?‬ ‫סיימת כבר?‬ 0
si---- k---? siamta kvar? 		+
No, not yet. ‫ל-- ע---- ל-.‬ ‫לא, עדיין לא.‬ 0
lo- a---- l-. lo, adain lo. 		+
But I’ll be finished soon. ‫א-- א-- כ-- מ----.‬ ‫אבל אני כבר מסיים.‬ 0
av-- a-- k--- m------. aval ani kvar mesayem. 		+
     
Do you want some more soup? ‫א- / ה ר--- ע-- מ--?‬ ‫את / ה רוצה עוד מרק?‬ 0
at--/a- r-----/r----- o- m----? atah/at rotseh/rotsah od maraq? 		+
No, I don’t want anymore. ‫ל-- א-- ל- ר---.‬ ‫לא, אני לא רוצה.‬ 0
lo- a-- l- r-----/r-----. lo, ani lo rotseh/rotsah. 		+
But another ice cream. ‫א-- א-- ר--- ג----.‬ ‫אבל אני רוצה גלידה.‬ 0
av-- a-- r-----/r----- g-----. aval ani rotseh/rotsah glidah. 		+
     
Have you lived here long? ‫א- / ה ג- / ה כ-- כ-- ה--- ז--?‬ ‫את / ה גר / ה כאן כבר הרבה זמן?‬ 0
at--/a- g--/g---- k--- k--- h----- z---? atah/at gar/garah ka'n kvar harbeh zman? 		+
No, only for a month. ‫ל-- ר- ח--- א--.‬ ‫לא, רק חודש אחד.‬ 0
lo- r-- x----- e---. lo, raq xodesh exad. 		+
But I already know a lot of people. ‫א-- א-- כ-- מ--- / ה ה--- א----.‬ ‫אבל אני כבר מכיר / ה הרבה אנשים.‬ 0
av-- a-- k--- m----/m------ h----- a------. aval ani kvar mekir/mekirah harbeh anashim. 		+
     
Are you driving home tomorrow? ‫א- / ה נ--- / ת מ-- ה----?‬ ‫את / ה נוסע / ת מחר הביתה?‬ 0
at--/a- n-----/n------ m---- h-------? atah/at nose'a/nosa'at maxar habaytah? 		+
No, only on the weekend. ‫ל-- ר- ב--- ה----.‬ ‫לא, רק בסוף השבוע.‬ 0
lo- r-- b---- h--------. lo, raq b'sof hashavu'a. 		+
But I will be back on Sunday. ‫א-- א-- ח--- / ת כ-- ב--- ר----.‬ ‫אבל אני חוזר / ת כבר ביום ראשון.‬ 0
av-- a-- x----/x------ k--- b---- r------. aval ani xozer/xozeret kvar beyom ri'shon. 		+
     
Is your daughter an adult? ‫ה-- ב-- כ-- ב----?‬ ‫האם בתך כבר בוגרת?‬ 0
ha--- b-----/b----- k--- b------? ha'im bitkha/bitekh kvar bogeret? 		+
No, she is only seventeen. ‫ל-- ה-- ב- ש-- ע--- ב---.‬ ‫לא, היא בת שבע עשרה בלבד.‬ 0
lo- h- b-- s--- e----- b-----. lo, hi bat shva essreh bilvad. 		+
But she already has a boyfriend. ‫א-- י- ל- כ-- ח--.‬ ‫אבל יש לה כבר חבר.‬ 0
av-- y--- l-- k--- x----. aval yesh lah kvar xaver. 		+
     

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