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Shalom, ani Yana. Hi everybody! I’m Yana.
Welcome to HebrewPod101.com’s “Ivrit be-shalosh dakot”. The fastest, easiest, and most fun way to learn Hebrew.
In the last lesson, we learned some words used when apologizing in Hebrew, including Sliha and Ani mitstaeret/mitstaer. In this lesson we are going to learn numbers in Hebrew.
Yes, numbers! Misparim! From one to ten. And you are going to learn them in only three minutes, be-shalosh dakot!
you already know the first number from last lesson and can make a full sentence!!
Do you remember kafe ehad bevakasha??
Ready? Let’s start!
Ehad
[slowly] Ehad.
Shtaim.
[slowly] Shtaim.
Shalosh.
[slowly] Shalosh.
Arba.
[slowly] Arba.
Hamesh.
[slowly] Hamesh.
Shesh.
[slowly] Shesh.
Sheva.
[slowly] Sheva.
Shmone.
[slowly] Shmone.
Tesha.
[slowly] Tesha.
Eser.
[slowly] Eser.
Okay, now repeat after me. I'll say the numbers and give you time to repeat each one.
1. Ehad
2. Shtaim
3. Shalosh
4. Arba
5. Hamesh
6. Shesh
7. Sheva
8. Shmone
9. Tesha
10. Eser
Great job!
What is before ehad? Do you know?
It’s Efes.
[slowly] Efes.
You don’t have any more excuses! You can give your friends your cell phone number in Hebrew!
Let’s try together.
We’ll use the phrase Ha-mispar sheli hu;, which means “my number is:”
[slowly] Ha-mispar sheli hu;
Ha-mispar sheli hu;
Shalosh, shalosh, sheva, ehad, shtaim, shtaim, arba, tesha, shesh, shmone.
Can you read it by yourself?
[short pause] 337 122 4968
Perfect!
Now it’s time for Yana’s Insights.
When you travel in Israel, its a good idea to start paying attention to the bus numbers, street numbers, dates, hours and the local money- the shekel. Its the best practice to remember! You can start now if you are at your home town to practice Hebrew numbers in your daily life!
Do you know the Hebrew word for a hundred? In the next lesson we are going to learn the numbers from eleven to one hundred in Hebrew. Your task now is to practice the numbers we studied in this lesson, from ehad till eser!!
Lehitraot ve-ad ha-paam ha-baa!!
Bye!!!

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