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Speak Hebrew - Scene 3 - I am very thirsty
by Noam Elbaz
Out in the desert with no water around for miles! Join Moshe and his friend as they find an ingenious solution to the problem.

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Speak Hebrew - I am very thirsty!

    Start animated ulpan.

    The end.

I am very thirsty!

English Hebrew   Transliteration
to you (a guy)   le-cha
to me   li
       
snow   she-leg
falls   noh-fel
cold   kahr
       
yes   ken
no   loh
why?   la-mah
there is   yesh
give (me)   tehn
because   ki
like/love   oh-hev
very   me-ohd
       
hot   cham
water   ma-yim
thirsty   tsa-meh
(I/You) want   ro-tseh
to drink   lish-tot
fridge   me-ka-rer

    The end.

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Published: Sunday, January 30, 2000

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VISITORS COMMENTS: 146

(146) omneyah, 25/8/2008
thaaaaaaaaaanks
thanks alot really i learnd alot from this animation .

(145) Dan, 18/8/2008
Thank you
very usefull

(144) Chana, 5/8/2008
Wonderful way to test pronunciation. Kudos!!!!
I have been looking for a simple presentation like this. Leave it Aish! I look forward to continuing my studies and to, ultimately, being able to read some very old books from my ancestors which I have inherited.

(143) mikey, 29/7/2008

this is the best site everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!





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