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7 [seven]

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‫7 [שבע]‬

7 [sheva]

‫מספרים‬

[misparim]

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I count: ‫א-י -ופ--/-ת׃‬ ‫___ ס___ / ת__ ‫-נ- ס-פ- / ת-‬ --------------- ‫אני סופר / ת׃‬ 0
an--s---r/-o--r--: a__ s_____________ a-i s-f-r-s-f-r-t- ------------------ ani sofer/soferet:
one, two, three ‫--ת, שתים, --וש‬ ‫____ ש____ ש____ ‫-ח-, ש-י-, ש-ו-‬ ----------------- ‫אחת, שתים, שלוש‬ 0
ax--- -ht--m, s-al--h a____ s______ s______ a-a-, s-t-i-, s-a-o-h --------------------- axat, shtaim, shalosh
I count to three. ‫--- ס-פר---ת עד ש-וש-‬ ‫___ ס___ / ת ע_ ש_____ ‫-נ- ס-פ- / ת ע- ש-ו-.- ----------------------- ‫אני סופר / ת עד שלוש.‬ 0
a-- s-fe----f--et a--s-a--s-. a__ s____________ a_ s_______ a-i s-f-r-s-f-r-t a- s-a-o-h- ----------------------------- ani sofer/soferet ad shalosh.
I count further: ‫אני ממ-יך / --לס-ו--‬ ‫___ מ____ / ה ל______ ‫-נ- מ-ש-ך / ה ל-פ-ר-‬ ---------------------- ‫אני ממשיך / ה לספור׃‬ 0
a-- m--s---h--ams------ -i--or: a__ m__________________ l______ a-i m-m-h-k-/-a-s-i-h-h l-s-o-: ------------------------------- ani mamshikh/mamshikhah lispor:
four, five, six, ‫-רב-,-חמ-, --- ‬ ‫_____ ח___ ש__ ‬ ‫-ר-ע- ח-ש- ש-, ‬ ----------------- ‫ארבע, חמש, שש, ‬ 0
ar-a, -am-s---sh-sh a____ x______ s____ a-b-, x-m-s-, s-e-h ------------------- arba, xamesh, shesh
seven, eight, nine ‫-בע- ש----, -ש-‬ ‫____ ש_____ ת___ ‫-ב-, ש-ו-ה- ת-ע- ----------------- ‫שבע, שמונה, תשע‬ 0
s--v------oneh, tesha s_____ s_______ t____ s-e-a- s-m-n-h- t-s-a --------------------- sheva, shmoneh, tesha
I count. ‫אנ- סופ- - ת-‬ ‫___ ס___ / ת__ ‫-נ- ס-פ- / ת-‬ --------------- ‫אני סופר / ת.‬ 0
ani s-fe----f--e-. a__ s_____________ a-i s-f-r-s-f-r-t- ------------------ ani sofer/soferet.
You count. ‫---- ה -ו-- - ת-‬ ‫__ / ה ס___ / ת__ ‫-ת / ה ס-פ- / ת-‬ ------------------ ‫את / ה סופר / ת.‬ 0
atah/a--sof-r---fe--t. a______ s_____________ a-a-/-t s-f-r-s-f-r-t- ---------------------- atah/at sofer/soferet.
He counts. ‫ה--------‬ ‫___ ס_____ ‫-ו- ס-פ-.- ----------- ‫הוא סופר.‬ 0
h--s-fe-. h_ s_____ h- s-f-r- --------- hu sofer.
One. The first. ‫---.--ראש-ן.‬ ‫____ ה_______ ‫-ח-. ה-א-ו-.- -------------- ‫אחת. הראשון.‬ 0
axat. har-'--on. a____ h_________ a-a-. h-r-'-h-n- ---------------- axat. hari'shon.
Two. The second. ‫ש-------ש--.‬ ‫______ ה_____ ‫-ת-י-. ה-נ-.- -------------- ‫שתיים. השני.‬ 0
s-tai-.-h-s--ni. s______ h_______ s-t-i-. h-s-e-i- ---------------- shtaim. hasheni.
Three. The third. ‫ש-וש-----ישי.‬ ‫_____ ה_______ ‫-ל-ש- ה-ל-ש-.- --------------- ‫שלוש. השלישי.‬ 0
sh-l-sh. h---li-hi. s_______ h_________ s-a-o-h- h-s-l-s-i- ------------------- shalosh. hashlishi.
Four. The fourth. ‫-רב-- ה-ב-ע-.‬ ‫_____ ה_______ ‫-ר-ע- ה-ב-ע-.- --------------- ‫ארבע. הרביעי.‬ 0
a-ba.--a--v-'i. a____ h________ a-b-. h-r-v-'-. --------------- arba. harevi'i.
Five. The fifth. ‫-מש----מ---.‬ ‫____ ה_______ ‫-מ-. ה-מ-ש-.- -------------- ‫חמש. החמישי.‬ 0
xam-----hax--i-h-. x______ h_________ x-m-s-. h-x-m-s-i- ------------------ xamesh. haxamishi.
Six. The sixth. ‫שש.----ש-.‬ ‫___ ה______ ‫-ש- ה-י-י-‬ ------------ ‫שש. השישי.‬ 0
sh--h- h-sh-sh-. s_____ h________ s-e-h- h-s-i-h-. ---------------- shesh. hashishi.
Seven. The seventh. ‫ש--- הש-יעי-‬ ‫____ ה_______ ‫-ב-. ה-ב-ע-.- -------------- ‫שבע. השביעי.‬ 0
she--. ha-h----. s_____ h________ s-e-a- h-s-v-'-. ---------------- sheva. hashvi'i.
Eight. The eighth. ‫ש-ו----ה--י-י.‬ ‫______ ה_______ ‫-מ-נ-. ה-מ-נ-.- ---------------- ‫שמונה. השמיני.‬ 0
s-mone---has--ini. s_______ h________ s-m-n-h- h-s-m-n-. ------------------ shmoneh. hashmini.
Nine. The ninth. ‫ת-ע- -תשיע--‬ ‫____ ה_______ ‫-ש-. ה-ש-ע-.- -------------- ‫תשע. התשיעי.‬ 0
t--h-. ---sh-'i. t_____ h________ t-s-a- h-t-h-'-. ---------------- tesha. hatshi'i.

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