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em Appointment   »   he ‫פגישה‬

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

‫24 [עשרים וארבע]‬

24 [essrim w\'arva]

‫פגישה‬

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Did you miss the bus? ‫----- -א--וב-ס?‬ ‫_____ ל_________ ‫-י-ר- ל-ו-ו-ו-?- ----------------- ‫איחרת לאוטובוס?‬ 0
ix--ta--a'---b-s? i_____ l_________ i-a-t- l-'-t-b-s- ----------------- ixarta la'otobus?
I waited for you for half an hour. ‫ח---ת- לך-ח-- שעה.‬ ‫______ ל_ ח__ ש____ ‫-י-י-י ל- ח-י ש-ה-‬ -------------------- ‫חיכיתי לך חצי שעה.‬ 0
x-kiti l--ha-lak--x--s--sha---. x_____ l_________ x____ s______ x-k-t- l-k-a-l-k- x-t-i s-a-a-. ------------------------------- xikiti lekha/lakh xatsi sha'ah.
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? ‫-ין-לך ----- -ייד-‬ ‫___ ל_ ט____ נ_____ ‫-י- ל- ט-פ-ן נ-י-?- -------------------- ‫אין לך טלפון נייד?‬ 0
eyn--e-h-/l-----elef-n-n---d? e__ l_________ t______ n_____ e-n l-k-a-l-k- t-l-f-n n-y-d- ----------------------------- eyn lekha/lakh telefon nayad?
Be punctual next time! ‫תש--ל ----לדיי------ --א-!‬ ‫_____ / י ל____ ב___ ה_____ ‫-ש-ד- / י ל-י-ק ב-ע- ה-א-!- ---------------------------- ‫תשתדל / י לדייק בפעם הבאה!‬ 0
ti-h-a--l/ti--t--l- l'---eq baf'am ha---ah! t__________________ l______ b_____ h_______ t-s-t-d-l-t-s-t-d-i l-d-y-q b-f-a- h-b-'-h- ------------------------------------------- tishtadel/tishtadli l'dayeq baf'am haba'ah!
Take a taxi next time! ‫ב--- הבא- -ח --נ-ת.‬ ‫____ ה___ ק_ מ______ ‫-פ-ם ה-א- ק- מ-נ-ת-‬ --------------------- ‫בפעם הבאה קח מונית.‬ 0
ba---m--a-a--h---x--xi---ni-. b_____ h______ q______ m_____ b-f-a- h-b-'-h q-x-q-i m-n-t- ----------------------------- baf'am haba'ah qax/qxi monit.
Take an umbrella with you next time! ‫-פע- ה-אה ק--מט----‬ ‫____ ה___ ק_ מ______ ‫-פ-ם ה-א- ק- מ-ר-ה-‬ --------------------- ‫בפעם הבאה קח מטריה!‬ 0
b-f-a- -a-a--- --x--------r---! b_____ h______ q______ m_______ b-f-a- h-b-'-h q-x-q-i m-t-i-h- ------------------------------- baf'am haba'ah qax/qxi mitriah!
I have the day off tomorrow. ‫-ח- אני--נוי-- --‬ ‫___ א__ פ___ / ה__ ‫-ח- א-י פ-ו- / ה-‬ ------------------- ‫מחר אני פנוי / ה.‬ 0
m-x---an-----u-/p--yah. m____ a__ p____________ m-x-r a-i p-n-i-p-u-a-. ----------------------- maxar ani panui/pnuyah.
Shall we meet tomorrow? ‫נפג- מ-ר?‬ ‫____ מ____ ‫-פ-ש מ-ר-‬ ----------- ‫נפגש מחר?‬ 0
n-pa-esh--ax-r? n_______ m_____ n-p-g-s- m-x-r- --------------- nipagesh maxar?
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. ‫-נ- מ---- --ת, -ח- א-י -א -כול-/---‬ ‫___ מ____ / ת_ מ__ א__ ל_ י___ / ה__ ‫-נ- מ-ט-ר / ת- מ-ר א-י ל- י-ו- / ה-‬ ------------------------------------- ‫אני מצטער / ת, מחר אני לא יכול / ה.‬ 0
a-i mi----------tsta'-r-t--maxa- ani lo y----l---k-o-ah. a__ m_____________________ m____ a__ l_ y_______________ a-i m-t-t-'-r-m-t-t-'-r-t- m-x-r a-i l- y-k-o-/-e-h-l-h- -------------------------------------------------------- ani mitsta'er/mitsta'eret, maxar ani lo yekhol/yekholah.
Do you already have plans for this weekend? ‫האם-ת---ת משהו --וף-הש--- הקרוב-‬ ‫___ ת____ מ___ ל___ ה____ ה______ ‫-א- ת-נ-ת מ-ה- ל-ו- ה-ב-ע ה-ר-ב-‬ ---------------------------------- ‫האם תכננת משהו לסוף השבוע הקרוב?‬ 0
ha'im--ik-n--ta m--h-----e-o- h--h-vu-- haq-ro-? h____ t________ m______ l____ h________ h_______ h-'-m t-k-n-n-a m-s-e-u l-s-f h-s-a-u-a h-q-r-v- ------------------------------------------------ ha'im tikhnanta mashehu lesof hashavu'a haqarov?
Or do you already have an appointment? ‫ה-ם---ר --ע--משהו?‬ ‫___ כ__ ק___ מ_____ ‫-א- כ-ר ק-ע- מ-ה-?- -------------------- ‫האם כבר קבעת משהו?‬ 0
h-'-- ---- q-v-'t-----eh-? h____ k___ q_____ m_______ h-'-m k-a- q-v-'- m-s-e-u- -------------------------- ha'im kvar qava't mashehu?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. ‫אנ--מציע-/ - -נפג--בס-ף -שבו-.‬ ‫___ מ___ / ה ש____ ב___ ה______ ‫-נ- מ-י- / ה ש-פ-ש ב-ו- ה-ב-ע-‬ -------------------------------- ‫אני מציע / ה שנפגש בסוף השבוע.‬ 0
ani-m---i'a---tsi-ah- sh----g----b-so----s--vu'-. a__ m________________ s_________ b____ h_________ a-i m-t-i-a-m-t-i-a-a s-e-i-g-s- b-s-f h-s-e-u-a- ------------------------------------------------- ani metsi'a/metsi'aha shenipgesh b'sof hashevu'a.
Shall we have a picnic? ‫א-ל- נע-ה-פ--נ-ק?‬ ‫____ נ___ פ_______ ‫-ו-י נ-ש- פ-ק-י-?- ------------------- ‫אולי נעשה פיקניק?‬ 0
ul-i-n-'-s-eh p--niq? u___ n_______ p______ u-a- n-'-s-e- p-q-i-? --------------------- ulai na'asseh piqniq?
Shall we go to the beach? ‫-ולי ניס- לחוף ה--?‬ ‫____ נ___ ל___ ה____ ‫-ו-י נ-ס- ל-ו- ה-ם-‬ --------------------- ‫אולי ניסע לחוף הים?‬ 0
ul-- nisa--'--f--a-am? u___ n___ l____ h_____ u-a- n-s- l-x-f h-y-m- ---------------------- ulai nisa l'xof hayam?
Shall we go to the mountains? ‫-ולי -י-ע-לה--ם?‬ ‫____ נ___ ל______ ‫-ו-י נ-ס- ל-ר-ם-‬ ------------------ ‫אולי ניסע להרים?‬ 0
ul-i n--------ri-? u___ n___ l_______ u-a- n-s- l-h-r-m- ------------------ ulai nisa laharim?
I will pick you up at the office. ‫--י -אס---א--ך-מ-משר--‬ ‫___ א____ א___ מ_______ ‫-נ- א-ס-ף א-ת- מ-מ-ר-.- ------------------------ ‫אני אאסוף אותך מהמשרד.‬ 0
a---e--s-f-otak--m---mi-sra-. a__ e_____ o____ m___________ a-i e-e-o- o-a-h m-h-m-s-r-d- ----------------------------- ani e'esof otakh m'hamissrad.
I will pick you up at home. ‫--- -אס---א--ך --בי-.‬ ‫___ א____ א___ מ______ ‫-נ- א-ס-ף א-ת- מ-ב-ת-‬ ----------------------- ‫אני אאסוף אותך מהבית.‬ 0
an- --e-o--ot--h--'-abai-. a__ e_____ o____ m________ a-i e-e-o- o-a-h m-h-b-i-. -------------------------- ani e'esof otakh m'habait.
I will pick you up at the bus stop. ‫א-י--א--ף----ך --חנ- -או----ס.‬ ‫___ א____ א___ מ____ ה_________ ‫-נ- א-ס-ף א-ת- מ-ח-ת ה-ו-ו-ו-.- -------------------------------- ‫אני אאסוף אותך מתחנת האוטובוס.‬ 0
an- e'-so---tak--m-taxa-at---'otobus. a__ e_____ o____ m________ h_________ a-i e-e-o- o-a-h m-t-x-n-t h-'-t-b-s- ------------------------------------- ani e'esof otakh mitaxanat ha'otobus.

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