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em People   »   he ‫אנשים‬

1 [one]

People

People

‫1 [אחת]‬

1 [axat]

‫אנשים‬

[anashim]

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I ‫אנ-‬ ‫____ ‫-נ-‬ ----- ‫אני‬ 0
ani a__ a-i --- ani
I and you ‫--י --ת ---‬ ‫___ ו__ / ה_ ‫-נ- ו-ת / ה- ------------- ‫אני ואת / ה‬ 0
a-- we'--ah/we'at a__ w____________ a-i w-'-t-h-w-'-t ----------------- ani we'atah/we'at
both of us ‫---נ-‬ ‫______ ‫-נ-נ-‬ ------- ‫שנינו‬ 0
s-ney-u s______ s-n-y-u ------- shneynu
he ‫-וא‬ ‫____ ‫-ו-‬ ----- ‫הוא‬ 0
h- h_ h- -- hu
he and she ‫הוא-והי-‬ ‫___ ו____ ‫-ו- ו-י-‬ ---------- ‫הוא והיא‬ 0
h---'hi h_ w___ h- w-h- ------- hu w'hi
they both ‫-ניה--- שת---‬ ‫_____ / ש_____ ‫-נ-ה- / ש-י-ן- --------------- ‫שניהם / שתיהן‬ 0
shne-hem-sh-eyhen s________________ s-n-y-e-/-h-e-h-n ----------------- shneyhem/shteyhen
the man ‫-א--‬ ‫_____ ‫-א-ש- ------ ‫האיש‬ 0
h-'i-h h_____ h-'-s- ------ ha'ish
the woman ‫הא-שה‬ ‫______ ‫-א-ש-‬ ------- ‫האישה‬ 0
h-----ah h_______ h-'-s-a- -------- ha'ishah
the child ‫הילד‬ ‫_____ ‫-י-ד- ------ ‫הילד‬ 0
hay---d h______ h-y-l-d ------- hayeled
a family ‫מ---ה‬ ‫______ ‫-ש-ח-‬ ------- ‫משפחה‬ 0
m--hp-x-h m________ m-s-p-x-h --------- mishpaxah
my family ‫ה-שפח---ל--- מ----י‬ ‫______ ש__ / מ______ ‫-מ-פ-ה ש-י / מ-פ-ת-‬ --------------------- ‫המשפחה שלי / משפחתי‬ 0
h-----------she--/-i-h-a-ti h__________ s______________ h-m-s-p-x-h s-e-i-m-s-p-x-i --------------------------- hamishpaxah sheli/mishpaxti
My family is here. ‫--שפ---ש-י --ן-‬ ‫______ ש__ כ____ ‫-מ-פ-ה ש-י כ-ן-‬ ----------------- ‫המשפחה שלי כאן.‬ 0
h-mi-hp-x-h-she---ka-n. h__________ s____ k____ h-m-s-p-x-h s-e-i k-'-. ----------------------- hamishpaxah sheli ka'n.
I am here. ‫אנ---א-.‬ ‫___ כ____ ‫-נ- כ-ן-‬ ---------- ‫אני כאן.‬ 0
an- -a'n. a__ k____ a-i k-'-. --------- ani ka'n.
You are here. ‫א- /-ה --ן-‬ ‫__ / ה כ____ ‫-ת / ה כ-ן-‬ ------------- ‫את / ה כאן.‬ 0
at-h--t --'n. a______ k____ a-a-/-t k-'-. ------------- atah/at ka'n.
He is here and she is here. ‫ה---כ-ן ו-----א-.‬ ‫___ כ__ ו___ כ____ ‫-ו- כ-ן ו-י- כ-ן-‬ ------------------- ‫הוא כאן והיא כאן.‬ 0
h- --'n -'-i ka-n. h_ k___ w___ k____ h- k-'- w-h- k-'-. ------------------ hu ka'n w'hi ka'n.
We are here. ‫א-ח-----ן-‬ ‫_____ כ____ ‫-נ-נ- כ-ן-‬ ------------ ‫אנחנו כאן.‬ 0
a---nu ----. a_____ k____ a-a-n- k-'-. ------------ anaxnu ka'n.
You are here. ‫-תם / - כאן.‬ ‫___ / ן כ____ ‫-ת- / ן כ-ן-‬ -------------- ‫אתם / ן כאן.‬ 0
a-e-/-te- ka'-. a________ k____ a-e-/-t-n k-'-. --------------- atem/aten ka'n.
They are all here. ‫הם--ול--כ-ן-‬ ‫__ כ___ כ____ ‫-ם כ-ל- כ-ן-‬ -------------- ‫הם כולם כאן.‬ 0
h-m-k---- k-'-. h__ k____ k____ h-m k-l-m k-'-. --------------- hem kulam ka'n.

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