Welcome to the third Hebrew lesson about nouns. This time we will first learn about fruits and vegetables, followed by grammar rules, then food items, finally a conversation in Hebrew to help you practice your daily phrases.
potatoes תפוחי אדמה |
tomatoes עגבניות |
onions בצל |
carrots גזר |
fruits פירות |
apples תפוחים |
bananas בננות |
oranges תפוזים |
In general nouns refer to a person, an object, or abstract ideas. For example: a fast runner the noun is [runner] because it refers to a person. The examples below use nouns in different ways and places to demonstrate how they behave in a sentence.
Grammar + Rules - Hebrew |
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do you have milk? [verb + noun] יש לך חלב? |
I have milk and coffee [preposition + noun] יש לי חלב וקפה |
he has three apples [number + plural noun] יש לו שלושה תפוחים |
she only has one apple [number + singular noun] יש לה רק תפוח אחד |
we live in a small house [adjective + noun] אנחנו גרים בבית קטן |
I like our breakfast [pronoun + noun] אני אוהב את ארוחת הבוקר שלנו |
The following are nouns of food items that you might be interested in learning and memorizing.
bread לחם |
milk חלב |
butter חמאה |
cheese גבינה |
coffee קפה |
sandwich כריך |
meat בשר |
chicken עוף |
fish דג |
breakfast ארוחת בוקר |
lunch ארוחת צהריים |
dinner ארוחת ערב |
Now we finally reach the fun part, the practice of the daily conversations. These phrases are used to get to know new people, and break the ice.
English - Hebrew |
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Do you speak (English/ Hebrew)? האם אתה דובר (אנגלית/עברית)? |
Just a little רק קצת |
I like Hebrew אני אוהב עברית |
Can I practice with you? האם אני יכול להתאמן איתך? |
How old are you? בן כמה אתה? |
I'm thirty three years old אני בן שלשים ושלש |
It was nice talking to you היה נחמד לדבר איתך |
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Inspirational Quote: A coward gets scared and quits. A hero gets scared, but still goes on. |