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RANDOM REPEATED VOCAB Flashcards

1
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שאכטה (shachta)

A

slang word for “a puff” or “a drag” of a cigarette

• אפשר שאכטה?
(Efshar shachta?)

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2
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“כמובן” (kamuvan)

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“Of course”
“Certainly”

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3
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“כמובן” (kamuvan)

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“Of course”
“Certainly”

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4
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מַפִּית mapeet

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Napkin
Serviette

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5
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‏מציל/ה metsil/ah

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Lifeguard

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6
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לשאול lishol

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To ask

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7
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שאלה (she’ela)

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Question

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8
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קַבָּלָה Kabala

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reciept (shopping receipt)

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9
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(F) שטותניקית (shtutnikit)

(M) שטותניק (shtutnik)

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Silly/ goofy

הוא שטותניק גדול Hu shtutnik gadol “He is a big goof”

היא שטותניקית Hi shtutnikit “She is a goof”
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10
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‏מאוד חשוב meod chashuv

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Very important

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11
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Menaseh מנסה

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Trying
(I’m trying)

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12
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Chazak | חָזָק

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Strong

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13
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Chalash | חלש

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Weak

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14
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Chatich | חתיך

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Handsome

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15
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Chatich | חתיך

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Handsome

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16
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Ein baya | ‏ אין בעיה

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No problem

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17
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Le shalem benifrad | לשלם בנפרד

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To pay separately

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18
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אנחנו יכולים לנסות.
Anachnu yecholim lenasot.

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“We can try.” (group of males or mixed-gender group)

•	יכולים/יכולות (yecholim/yecholot): Can (male/mixed group/female plural)
•	לנסות (lenasot): To try
19
Q

Tahena | תהנה

A

Enjoy

20
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Kerach | קרח

A

Ice

21
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Lenasot | לְנַסוֹת

A

Try

Anachnu yecholim lenasot
“We can try.”

Breakdown:
• אנחנו (anachnu): We
• יכולים (yecholim): Can (plural, masculine or mixed-gender group)
• לנסות (lenasot): To try (root: נ-ס-ה, n-s-h)

22
Q

Shkia | שקיעה

A

Sunset

23
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Chatif | חטיף

A

snack

24
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Lashevet | לשבת

A

Sit

25
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Leyad | ליד

A

Next to
Close to

26
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?“מוכן” (muchan)

A

Ready?

27
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נוֹחַ (no’ach)

A

Comfortable

28
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בִּשְׁבִילִי (bishvili)

A

For me?!

1.	בִּשְׁבִיל (bishvil) – “for” or “for the sake of.”
2.	-ִי (-i) – A suffix meaning “me” or “my,” which indicates possession or relationship.
29
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בּוֹא נִרְאֶה (Bo nireh)

A

Let’s see

30
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(Lo toda seyamti) לא תודה סיימתי

A

No thanks, I’m done

31
Q

יום הולדת שמח
Yom huledet sameach

A

“Happy Birthday”

32
Q

להתראות (lehitraot )

A

“see you later”

Goodbye

33
Q

• ?יש לך מנוי

For a male:

•	Yesh lecha manui?

For a female:

•	Yesh lach manui?
A

Do you have a membership?

34
Q

• ?יש לך מנוי

For a male:

•	Yesh lecha manui?

For a female:

•	Yesh lach manui?
A

Do you have a membership?

35
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“ארוחת” (aruchat)

A

“meal of”

E.g Friday/ shabbat dinner : ארוחת שישי

The word “ארוחת” (aruchat) means “meal of” and is often used as part of a phrase indicating a specific meal. It is typically followed by the type of meal you’re referring to. Here are examples:

•	ארוחת בוקר (aruchat boker) – Breakfast
•	ארוחת צהריים (aruchat tzohorayim) – Lunch
•	ארוחת ערב (aruchat erev) – Dinner

The root of the word is א.ר.ח (aleph, resh, chet), which relates to meals or hosting.

36
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Lirkud : לִרְקוֹד

A

Dance / dancing

37
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Chatif: חָטִיף

A

Snack

38
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Kehila : קהילה

A

Community

39
Q

‏מה קרה ma Kara

A

What’s happening

40
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תיהנה (tehe’ne)

A

Enjoy!

41
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בשבילי (bishvili)

A

For me

42
Q

הפוך נטול קפאין
hafuch natul kafein

A

caffeine-free cappuccino

43
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בסדר גמור (b’seder gamur)

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בסדר גמור (b’seder gamur) means “completely fine” or “absolutely fine” in Hebrew.

Here’s a breakdown:

•	בסדר (b’seder) means “okay” or “fine.”
•	גמור (gamur) means “complete” or “absolute.”
44
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בעצם
Be’etzem

A

Actually! (Oh wait; actually)

It’s a versatile word often used to clarify or correct yourself mid-conversation.

For example:
בעצם, אני חושבת שזה מחר.
Be’etzem, ani choshevet sheze machar.
“Actually, I think it’s tomorrow.”

It works similarly to the English “actually” when realizing or changing your mind.

Hebrew (alecia) (5 decks)

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