English-Hebrew phrasebook for tourists

Phrases that will surely come in handy when traveling to Israel.

Israel is a multilingual country with two official languages: Hebrew and Arabic. Besides these, there are more than thirty other languages. Nonetheless, it's a good idea to have a Hebrew phrasebook with pronunciation, especially since the script of this Semitic language is different. English-Jewish phrasebook can also be handy when communicating with the locals. In any case, having a Hebrew phrasebook is always a valuable resource. We've compiled some of the most common and useful Hebrew phrases to help you navigate and communicate effectively. However, we recommend downloading the full version from the internet or purchasing a paper copy.

Yes

כן

ken

No

אין כל

lo

Thank you

תודה

toda, toda slave

Please

נא

bevacasha

Sorry

אני מצטער

sliha

Hello

איך עושה אותך עושה

shalom

Goodbye

שלום

le'itraot

Bye

עד זה

bye

Good morning

בוקר טוב

boker tov

Good evening

ערב טוב

erev tov

Good night

לילה טוב

lila tov

I don't understand

אני לא מבין

ani lo mevin

What's your name

איך קוראים לך

eich korim l'aha (female to male).

It's a pleasure

זה מאוד נעים

naim meod

How's it going

איך אותך עושה

manishma?

Good

זה טוב

tov

So-so-so

אז כל כך

Kaha

Where's the restroom

איפה כאן בית שימוש

Eifo sharutim?

How much does a ticket cost?

כמה מעמיד כרטיס?

kama ole kartis?

Where do you live?

איפה אתה חי?

eifo ata gar / ata gara?

What time is it?

מה הזמן?

ma shaa?

No smoking

לא לעשן

asur leashen

ENTRY.

הפנט

kniss

EXIT

יצא

ecia

Do you speak English (French, German, Spanish)?

אתה מדבר אנגלית) בצרפתי, בגרמני, בספרדי )?

ata medaber anglite (zorphotite, spharadite ?

Where is it located... ?

איפה זה... ?

eifo...?

What is it?

מה זה כזה {כל-כך{?

ma ze?


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