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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

‫66 [שישים ושש]‬

66 [shishim w\'shesh]

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‫שייכות 1‬

[shayakhut 1]

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I – my ‫א-- – ש--‬ ‫אני – שלי‬ 0
an- – s---i ani – sheli
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I can’t find my key. ‫א-- ל- מ--- / ת א- ה---- ש--.‬ ‫אני לא מוצא / ת את המפתח שלי.‬ 0
an- l- m----/m----- e- h-------- s----. ani lo motse/motset et hamafteax sheli.
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I can’t find my ticket. ‫א-- ל- מ--- / ת א- כ---- ה----- ש--.‬ ‫אני לא מוצא / ת את כרטיס הנסיעה שלי.‬ 0
an- l- m----/m----- e- k----- h-------- s----. ani lo motse/motset et kartis hanesi'ah sheli.
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you – your ‫א- / ה – ש--‬ ‫את / ה – שלך‬ 0
th/t – s------/s-----h th/t – shelkha/shelakh
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Have you found your key? ‫מ--- א- ה---- ש--?‬ ‫מצאת את המפתח שלך?‬ 0
ma------/m------ e- h-------- s------/s------? matsa'ta/matsa't et hamafteax shelkha/shelakh?
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Have you found your ticket? ‫מ--- א- כ---- ה----- ש--?‬ ‫מצאת את כרטיס הנסיעה שלך?‬ 0
ma------/m------ e- k----- h-------- s------/s------? matsa'ta/matsa't et kartis hanesi'ah shelkha/shelakh?
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he – his ‫ה-- – ש--‬ ‫הוא – שלו‬ 0
hu – s---o hu – shelo
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Do you know where his key is? ‫א- / ה י--- / ת א--- ה---- ש--?‬ ‫את / ה יודע / ת איפה המפתח שלו?‬ 0
at--/a- y-----/y------ e---- h-------- s----? atah/at yode'a/yode'at eyfoh hamafteax shelo?
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Do you know where his ticket is? ‫א- / ה י--- / ת א--- כ---- ה----- ש--?‬ ‫את / ה יודע / ת איפה כרטיס הנסיעה שלו?‬ 0
at--/a- y-----/y------ e---- k----- h-------- s----? atah/at yode'a/yode'at eyfoh kartis hanesi'ah shelo?
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she – her ‫ה-- – ש--‬ ‫היא – שלה‬ 0
hi – s----h hi – shelah
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Her money is gone. ‫ה--- ש-- א--.‬ ‫הכסף שלה אבד.‬ 0
ha----- s----- a---. hakesef shelah avad.
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And her credit card is also gone. ‫ו----- ה----- ש-- א-- ג- כ-.‬ ‫וכרטיס האשראי שלה אבד גם כן.‬ 0
w'------ h--------- s----- a--- g-- k--. w'kartis ha'ashra'y shelah avad gam ken.
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we – our ‫א---- – ש---‬ ‫אנחנו – שלנו‬ 0
an---- – s-----u anaxnu – shelanu
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Our grandfather is ill. ‫ס-- ש--- ח---.‬ ‫סבא שלנו חולה.‬ 0
sa-- s------ x----. saba shelanu xoleh.
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Our grandmother is healthy. ‫ס--- ש--- ב----.‬ ‫סבתא שלנו בריאה.‬ 0
sa--- s------ b-----. savta shelanu bri'ah.
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you – your ‫א-- / ן – ש--- / ן‬ ‫אתם / ן – שלכם / ן‬ 0
at--/a--- – s--------/s-------n atem/aten – shelakhem/shelakhen
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Children, where is your father? ‫י---- / ו-- א--- א-- ש--- / ן?‬ ‫ילדים / ות, איפה אבא שלכם / ן?‬ 0
ye-----/y------- e---- a-- s--------/s--------? yeladim/yeladot, eyfoh aba shelakhem/shelakhen?
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Children, where is your mother? ‫י---- / ו-- א--- א-- ש--- / ן?‬ ‫ילדים / ות, איפה אמא שלכם / ן?‬ 0
ye-----/y------- e---- i-- s--------/s--------? yeladim/yeladot, eyfoh ima shelakhem/shelakhen?
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Creative Language

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