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CLICK HERE to get our Hebrew Learning System! Get your Free Lifetime Account! Create Your TRAVEL TO ISRAEL FREE Account Conversation Cheat Sheet CLICK MONEY & SHOPPING Is there an ATM nearby ? yesh kaspomat ba'sviva? יש כספומט בסביבה? How much is ~ ? two hundred shekels hundred shekels fifty shekels kama ole ~ ? mataim shkalim mea shkalim chamishim shkalim חמישים שקלים מאה שקלים מאתיים שקלים כמה עולה ~? twenty shekels ten shekels five shekels two shekels one shekel fifty agorot esrim shkalim asara shkalim chmisha shkalim shnei shkalim shekel echad chatzi shekel חצי שקל שקל אחד שני שקלים חמישה שקלים עשרה שקלים עשרים שקלים AROUND TOWN Where is ~ ? eifo ~ ? איפה ~? I’d like to go to ~ Haziti rotse linsoa le~. Jerusalem Tel Aviv Eilat הייתי רוצה לנסוע ל~. yerushalayim Tel Aviv eilat אילת תל אביב ירושלים Dead Sea Masada Makhtesh Ramon yam ha'melach metsada makhtesh ramon מכתש רמון מצדה ים המלח SURVIVAL PHRASES Please take me to ~ Where is the station? Where is the restroom? kach oti bevakasha le ~. eifo ha'tachana? eifo ha'sherutim? איפה השירותים? איפה התחנה? ~. קח אותי בבקשה ל ~. COMMUNICATION Excuse me. Hello. Excuse me. I'm sorry. slikha. סליחה. .shalom. slicha. ani mitstaer Hello. .shalom אני מצטער. סליחה. שלום. שלום. Nice to meet you. Please. Yes. naim lehakir otkha. bevakasha. ken. כן. בבקשה. נעים להכיר אותך. I am ~ Thank you. No. ani ~. toda. lo. לא. תודה. אני ~. ASKING QUESTIONS Do you understand? I understand. I don't understand. I don’t understand. ani lo mevin. ata mevin? ani mevin. ani lo mevin. אני לא מבין. אני לא מבין. אני מבין. אתה מבין? Do you speak English? Yes, I do. No I don’t. ata medaber anglit? ken. lo. לא. כן. אתה מדבר אנגלית? Can you eat Sushi? Of course. No, I can’t eat it. ata yakhol le'ekhol et ze? kamuvan. lo, ani lo yakhol le'ekhol et ze. לא, אני לא יכול לאכול את זה. כמובן. אתה יכול לאכול את זה? ORDERING FOOD ~ please. What do you ~ bevakasha. recommend? ?ma ata mamlits .בבקשה ~ ?ץילממ התא המ Shakshouka Ptitim Jerusalem noodle pie Matzo shakshouka ptitim kugel yerushalmi matsa מצה קוגל ירושלמי פתיתים שקשוקה Jerusalem Israeli salad Hummus Falafel mixed grill salat israeli humus falafel meorav yerushalmi פלאפל חומוס סלט ישראלי מעורב ירושלמי COUNTERS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ~ please. achat shnei shalosh arba chamesh shesh sheva shmone tesha eser ~ bevakasha. echad shtei shlosha arba-ah chamisha shisha shiv-ah shmona tish-ah asara .בבקשה ~ עשר תשע שמונה שבע שש חמש ארבע שלוש שני אחת COUNTERS עשרה תשעה שמונה שבעה שישה חמישה ארבעה שלושה שתי אחד .

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