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en To like something   »   he ‫לרצות משהו‬

70 [seventy]

To like something

To like something

‫70 [שבעים]‬

70 [shiv\'im]

‫לרצות משהו‬

[lirtsot mashehu]

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Would you like to smoke? ‫---- ה-רוצ--לע--?‬ ‫__ / ה ר___ ל_____ ‫-ת / ה ר-צ- ל-ש-?- ------------------- ‫את / ה רוצה לעשן?‬ 0
atah-a--r-t---/--tsah--e'--h-n? a______ r____________ l________ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-'-s-e-? ------------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah le'ashen?
Would you like to dance? ‫א--/-ה ---ה--ר-ו-?‬ ‫__ / ה ר___ ל______ ‫-ת / ה ר-צ- ל-ק-ד-‬ -------------------- ‫את / ה רוצה לרקוד?‬ 0
a-ah/-t rot--h/-ot-a--li----? a______ r____________ l______ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-r-o-? ----------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah lirqod?
Would you like to go for a walk? ‫-ת - ה --צ-----יל?‬ ‫__ / ה ר___ ל______ ‫-ת / ה ר-צ- ל-י-ל-‬ -------------------- ‫את / ה רוצה לטייל?‬ 0
a-a---t-r------r--s-h--etaye-? a______ r____________ l_______ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-t-y-l- ------------------------------ atah/at rotseh/rotsah letayel?
I would like to smoke. ‫אני --צה-ל--ן.‬ ‫___ ר___ ל_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ש-.- ---------------- ‫אני רוצה לעשן.‬ 0
a-- rotse-/-otsah-le'a-h--. a__ r____________ l________ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-'-s-e-. --------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah le'ashen.
Would you like a cigarette? ‫-ת --- -וצה ס---י-.‬ ‫__ / ה ר___ ס_______ ‫-ת / ה ר-צ- ס-ג-י-.- --------------------- ‫את / ה רוצה סיגריה.‬ 0
atah--t rots-h-ro-sa- ----r--h. a______ r____________ s________ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h s-g-r-a-. ------------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah sigariah.
He wants a light. ‫-ו- ---- ---‬ ‫___ ר___ א___ ‫-ו- ר-צ- א-.- -------------- ‫הוא רוצה אש.‬ 0
h- -o---h--s-. h_ r_____ e___ h- r-t-e- e-h- -------------- hu rotseh esh.
I want to drink something. ‫--- --צ--לשתו---ש--.‬ ‫___ ר___ ל____ מ_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ת-ת מ-ה-.- ---------------------- ‫אני רוצה לשתות משהו.‬ 0
an---o---h-ro---h ----to--m-s-e--. a__ r____________ l______ m_______ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-s-t-t m-s-e-u- ---------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah lishtot mashehu.
I want to eat something. ‫א---רו------ול----ו.‬ ‫___ ר___ ל____ מ_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-כ-ל מ-ה-.- ---------------------- ‫אני רוצה לאכול משהו.‬ 0
an--r-ts-h-r----h -e'e---- ma-h---. a__ r____________ l_______ m_______ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-'-k-o- m-s-e-u- ----------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah le'ekhol mashehu.
I want to relax a little. ‫אני -ו-- -נוח---ת-‬ ‫___ ר___ ל___ ק____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ו- ק-ת-‬ -------------------- ‫אני רוצה לנוח קצת.‬ 0
a-i-ro-se-/rots---lanua--qt---. a__ r____________ l_____ q_____ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-n-a- q-s-t- ------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah lanuax qtsat.
I want to ask you something. ‫א-- רו---לש--ל--ותך-מ--ו-‬ ‫___ ר___ ל____ א___ מ_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-א-ל א-ת- מ-ה-.- --------------------------- ‫אני רוצה לשאול אותך משהו.‬ 0
an- ro-se--r-ts-- -is--------h- mas--h-. a__ r____________ l______ o____ m_______ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-s-'-l o-k-a m-s-e-u- ---------------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah lish'ol otkha mashehu.
I want to ask you for something. ‫-ני-רוצ--לב---מ-ך--שה-.‬ ‫___ ר___ ל___ מ__ מ_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ק- מ-ך מ-ה-.- ------------------------- ‫אני רוצה לבקש ממך משהו.‬ 0
a-- ro------o-sa- -eva-e-h mim--a-mas----. a__ r____________ l_______ m_____ m_______ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-v-q-s- m-m-h- m-s-e-u- ------------------------------------------ ani rotseh/rotsah levaqesh mimkha mashehu.
I want to treat you to something. ‫א----ו----הז----אותך-‬ ‫___ ר___ ל_____ א_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ז-י- א-ת-.- ----------------------- ‫אני רוצה להזמין אותך.‬ 0
an---o--eh/r----- l-haz-i- ot-ha. a__ r____________ l_______ o_____ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-h-z-i- o-k-a- --------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah lehazmin otkha.
What would you like? ‫מ- -רצ- ----‬ ‫__ ת___ / י__ ‫-ה ת-צ- / י-‬ -------------- ‫מה תרצה / י?‬ 0
m-h-t-r-seh/--r-si? m__ t______________ m-h t-r-s-h-t-r-s-? ------------------- mah tirtseh/tirtsi?
Would you like a coffee? ‫תר-ה /-- ---ות קפה-‬ ‫____ / י ל____ ק____ ‫-ר-ה / י ל-ת-ת ק-ה-‬ --------------------- ‫תרצה / י לשתות קפה?‬ 0
ti-ts-h/t-r----lis-tot-----h? t_____________ l______ q_____ t-r-s-h-t-r-s- l-s-t-t q-f-h- ----------------------------- tirtseh/tirtsi lishtot qafeh?
Or do you prefer a tea? ‫-ו או-י תעדיף---פי-ת--‬ ‫__ א___ ת____ / פ_ ת___ ‫-ו א-ל- ת-ד-ף / פ- ת-?- ------------------------ ‫או אולי תעדיף / פי תה?‬ 0
o u-a--ta-adif/--'-di-i-t-h? o u___ t_______________ t___ o u-a- t-'-d-f-t-'-d-f- t-h- ---------------------------- o ulay ta'adif/ta'adifi teh?
We want to drive home. ‫א---ו רו--ם ל---- ה-י--.‬ ‫_____ ר____ ל____ ה______ ‫-נ-נ- ר-צ-ם ל-ס-ע ה-י-ה-‬ -------------------------- ‫אנחנו רוצים לנסוע הביתה.‬ 0
a-nax-u ro-s----ins--a h--a---h. a______ r_____ l______ h________ a-n-x-u r-t-i- l-n-o-a h-b-y-a-. -------------------------------- aanaxnu rotsim linso'a habaytah.
Do you want a taxi? ‫תרצו -ו-י--‬ ‫____ מ______ ‫-ר-ו מ-נ-ת-‬ ------------- ‫תרצו מונית?‬ 0
t-rts--mo-it? t_____ m_____ t-r-s- m-n-t- ------------- tirtsu monit?
They want to make a call. ‫-ם-/-ן--ו--- /-ות-לטלפ-.‬ ‫__ / ן ר____ / ו_ ל______ ‫-ם / ן ר-צ-ם / ו- ל-ל-ן-‬ -------------------------- ‫הם / ן רוצים / ות לטלפן.‬ 0
he---en-rot--m/-o--ot ---alp-n. h______ r____________ l________ h-m-h-n r-t-i-/-o-s-t l-t-l-e-. ------------------------------- hem/hen rotsim/rotsot letalpen.

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