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Vacation activities

Vacation activities

‫48 [ארבעים ושמונה]‬

48 [arba\'im ushmoneh]

‫פעילויות בחופשה‬

[pe'eyluyot b'xufshah]

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Is the beach clean? ‫--- ה-וף--קי-‬ ‫האם החוף נקי?‬ ‫-א- ה-ו- נ-י-‬ --------------- ‫האם החוף נקי?‬ 0
ha'-m---xof na-i? ha'im haxof naqi? h-'-m h-x-f n-q-? ----------------- ha'im haxof naqi?
Can one swim there? ‫-פש- --ח---ש-?‬ ‫אפשר לשחות שם?‬ ‫-פ-ר ל-ח-ת ש-?- ---------------- ‫אפשר לשחות שם?‬ 0
e----r lis-xot --a-? efshar lissxot sham? e-s-a- l-s-x-t s-a-? -------------------- efshar lissxot sham?
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there? ‫-א ----- --ח-ת-ש--‬ ‫לא מסוכן לשחות שם?‬ ‫-א מ-ו-ן ל-ח-ת ש-?- -------------------- ‫לא מסוכן לשחות שם?‬ 0
l- ---u--n l-s------h-m? lo mesukan lissxot sham? l- m-s-k-n l-s-x-t s-a-? ------------------------ lo mesukan lissxot sham?
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here? ‫-פ-ר-לש--ר כא--------‬ ‫אפשר לשכור כאן שמשיה?‬ ‫-פ-ר ל-כ-ר כ-ן ש-ש-ה-‬ ----------------------- ‫אפשר לשכור כאן שמשיה?‬ 0
e---a- l--sko----'- sh-m--iah? efshar lisskor ka'n shimshiah? e-s-a- l-s-k-r k-'- s-i-s-i-h- ------------------------------ efshar lisskor ka'n shimshiah?
Can one rent a deck chair here? ‫-פש- -שכ----א--כ-א---ף?‬ ‫אפשר לשכור כאן כסא חוף?‬ ‫-פ-ר ל-כ-ר כ-ן כ-א ח-ף-‬ ------------------------- ‫אפשר לשכור כאן כסא חוף?‬ 0
e--h-r--is--or ---n ki-e --f? efshar lisskor ka'n kise xof? e-s-a- l-s-k-r k-'- k-s- x-f- ----------------------------- efshar lisskor ka'n kise xof?
Can one rent a boat here? ‫-פ-ר לש-ור -אן --ר-?‬ ‫אפשר לשכור כאן סירה?‬ ‫-פ-ר ל-כ-ר כ-ן ס-ר-?- ---------------------- ‫אפשר לשכור כאן סירה?‬ 0
ef---r -i---o----'n s--a-? efshar lisskor ka'n sirah? e-s-a- l-s-k-r k-'- s-r-h- -------------------------- efshar lisskor ka'n sirah?
I would like to surf. ‫ה-יתי-שמח---ה ---ו-.‬ ‫הייתי שמח / ה לגלוש.‬ ‫-י-ת- ש-ח / ה ל-ל-ש-‬ ---------------------- ‫הייתי שמח / ה לגלוש.‬ 0
h-------a--ax/-s-exah-l-g--s-. haiti ssameax/ssmexah liglosh. h-i-i s-a-e-x-s-m-x-h l-g-o-h- ------------------------------ haiti ssameax/ssmexah liglosh.
I would like to dive. ‫הי--------/ ---צ-ול.‬ ‫הייתי שמח / ה לצלול.‬ ‫-י-ת- ש-ח / ה ל-ל-ל-‬ ---------------------- ‫הייתי שמח / ה לצלול.‬ 0
hait- s-am-ax/ss-exa---it-lol. haiti ssameax/ssmexah litslol. h-i-i s-a-e-x-s-m-x-h l-t-l-l- ------------------------------ haiti ssameax/ssmexah litslol.
I would like to water ski. ‫היי-י--שמ-ה-עוש--ס---מ--.‬ ‫הייתי בשמחה עושה סקי מים.‬ ‫-י-ת- ב-מ-ה ע-ש- ס-י מ-ם-‬ --------------------------- ‫הייתי בשמחה עושה סקי מים.‬ 0
ha--- b--s-m-ah-oss-h-o-s---s-i m---. haiti bessimxah osseh/ossah sqi maim. h-i-i b-s-i-x-h o-s-h-o-s-h s-i m-i-. ------------------------------------- haiti bessimxah osseh/ossah sqi maim.
Can one rent a surfboard? ‫אפש- לשכור ג-ש--‬ ‫אפשר לשכור גלשן?‬ ‫-פ-ר ל-כ-ר ג-ש-?- ------------------ ‫אפשר לשכור גלשן?‬ 0
e-sh---lis-k-- galshan? efshar lisskor galshan? e-s-a- l-s-k-r g-l-h-n- ----------------------- efshar lisskor galshan?
Can one rent diving equipment? ‫אפשר-לשכ-ר---וד -ל---?‬ ‫אפשר לשכור ציוד צלילה?‬ ‫-פ-ר ל-כ-ר צ-ו- צ-י-ה-‬ ------------------------ ‫אפשר לשכור ציוד צלילה?‬ 0
ef---r -issk-- -siu- -s---a-? efshar lisskor tsiud tslilah? e-s-a- l-s-k-r t-i-d t-l-l-h- ----------------------------- efshar lisskor tsiud tslilah?
Can one rent water skis? ‫אפ-ר-ל-כ-ר -גל----ים?‬ ‫אפשר לשכור מגלשי מים?‬ ‫-פ-ר ל-כ-ר מ-ל-י מ-ם-‬ ----------------------- ‫אפשר לשכור מגלשי מים?‬ 0
efs--r --s--o--mi-le-he- ma--? efshar lisskor migleshey maim? e-s-a- l-s-k-r m-g-e-h-y m-i-? ------------------------------ efshar lisskor migleshey maim?
I’m only a beginner. ‫א-----ח---‬ ‫אני מתחיל.‬ ‫-נ- מ-ח-ל-‬ ------------ ‫אני מתחיל.‬ 0
a-i --txi-. ani matxil. a-i m-t-i-. ----------- ani matxil.
I’m moderately good. ‫--י-----נ-.‬ ‫אני בינוני.‬ ‫-נ- ב-נ-נ-.- ------------- ‫אני בינוני.‬ 0
an---e-----. ani beynoni. a-i b-y-o-i- ------------ ani beynoni.
I’m pretty good at it. ‫-- -- ----ו-.‬ ‫יש לי ניסיון.‬ ‫-ש ל- נ-ס-ו-.- --------------- ‫יש לי ניסיון.‬ 0
y-s- l- -----o-. yesh li nisayon. y-s- l- n-s-y-n- ---------------- yesh li nisayon.
Where is the ski lift? ‫ה-כ- נמצא---ע--- הס-י?‬ ‫היכן נמצאת מעלית הסקי?‬ ‫-י-ן נ-צ-ת מ-ל-ת ה-ק-?- ------------------------ ‫היכן נמצאת מעלית הסקי?‬ 0
he-k-a- n--t-e'- m--alit -asqi? heykhan nimtse't ma'alit hasqi? h-y-h-n n-m-s-'- m-'-l-t h-s-i- ------------------------------- heykhan nimtse't ma'alit hasqi?
Do you have skis? ‫--ם -----ת---ג--י --י?‬ ‫האם יש איתך מגלשי סקי?‬ ‫-א- י- א-ת- מ-ל-י ס-י-‬ ------------------------ ‫האם יש איתך מגלשי סקי?‬ 0
ha'-m y-----tkha mi--esh-y s-i? ha'im yesh itkha migleshey sqi? h-'-m y-s- i-k-a m-g-e-h-y s-i- ------------------------------- ha'im yesh itkha migleshey sqi?
Do you have ski boots? ‫האם----אי----ע----ק--‬ ‫האם יש איתך נעלי סקי?‬ ‫-א- י- א-ת- נ-ל- ס-י-‬ ----------------------- ‫האם יש איתך נעלי סקי?‬ 0
h--i--yes- i---- na'--ey s--? ha'im yesh itkha na'aley sqi? h-'-m y-s- i-k-a n-'-l-y s-i- ----------------------------- ha'im yesh itkha na'aley sqi?

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