INTRODUCTION |
Sherah: Hi everyone, and welcome back to HebrewPod101.com. This is Beginner Season 1 Lesson 7 - Registering for a Course in Israel. Sherah Here. |
Amir: שלום I'm Amir. |
Sherah: In this lesson, you’ll learn how to use ההוא to indicate something specific. The conversation takes place at a University. |
Amir: It's between Hadas and a clerk in a University. |
Sherah: The speakers are in a casual setting, so they will be using informal Hebrew. Okay, let's listen to the conversation. |
Lesson conversation
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הדס: סליחה, איפה משרד המנהלה של האוניברסיטה? אני צריכה ללכת לשם. |
איש: בבניין ההוא. |
הדס: תודה |
(פותחת דלת) |
הדס: שלום, שמי הדס בר-לב. אני סטודנטית חדשה בפקולטה למוסיקה. |
פקיד: ברוכה הבאה. יש לך ניירת בשבילי? |
הדס: כן, הנה הבגרות שלי. מה עוד אתה צריך? |
פקיד: אני צריך אישור ששילמת. |
הדס: בבקשה. איפה הבניין למוסיקה? |
פקיד: זה הבניין השלישי בצד ימין. |
הדס: תודה. |
Sherah: Listen to the conversation one time slowly. |
הדס: סליחה, איפה משרד הנהול של האוניברסיטה? אני צריכה ללכת לשם. |
איש: בבניין ההוא. |
הדס: תודה |
(פותחת דלת) |
הדס: שלום, שמי הדס בר-לב. אני סטודנטית חדשה בפקולטה למוסיקה. |
פקיד: ברוכה הבאה. יש לך ניירת בשבילי? |
הדס: כן, הנה הבגרות שלי. מה עוד אתה צריך? |
פקיד: אני צריך אישור ששילמת. |
הדס: בבקשה. איפה הבניין למוסיקה? |
פקיד: זה הבניין השלישי בצד ימין. |
הדס: תודה. |
Sherah: Listen to the conversation with the English translation. |
Hadas: Excuse me, where is the University's administration office? I need to go there. |
Man: It's in that building. |
Hadas: Thank you. |
(Opens the door) |
Hadas: Hello, my name is Hadas Bar-Lev. I’m a new student at the Faculty of Music. |
Clerk: Welcome. Do you have some paperwork for me? |
Hadas: Yes, here are my matriculation papers. What more do you need? |
Clerk: I need confirmation that you paid. |
Hadas: Here it is. Where’s the music building? |
Clerk: It’s the third building on the right. |
Hadas: Thank you. |
POST CONVERSATION BANTER |
Sherah: Getting a higher education is very important in Israel. |
Amir: Most people consider a first rate degree to be essential in finding a job. |
Sherah: There are eight different universities in Israel to choose from. |
Amir: And many colleges as well. |
Sherah: The first three Israeli universities were actually created before the modern State of Israel came to be, during the British Mandate. |
Amir: The first University was the Technion, the University I attended. |
Sherah: What a coincidence! I believe it was created in 1912, right? |
Amir: That’s right - it was pivotal in determining the direction universities would take in terms of the instructional language. |
Sherah: Yes, there was a discussion about what language they would use, and it it was between Hebrew and German. |
Amir: In the end, they chose Hebrew and that helped encourage the use of Hebrew in general in Israel, and in universities in the future. |
Sherah: The second University was Hebrew University in Jerusalem and that was founded in 1925. |
Amir: It was followed by the Weizmann Institute in 1934. |
Sherah: After the State of Israel was established, five more universities were founded. |
Amir: This includes the largest of all the universities, Tel Aviv University. |
Sherah: Okay, now onto the vocab. |
VOCAB LIST |
Sherah: Let’s take a look at the vocabulary from this lesson. The first word is.. |
Amir: משרד [natural native speed] |
Sherah: office |
Amir: משרד[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: משרד [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: ניהול [natural native speed] |
Sherah: administration |
Amir: ניהול[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: ניהול [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: אוניברסיטה [natural native speed] |
Sherah: university |
Amir: אוניברסיטה[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: אוניברסיטה [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: בניין [natural native speed] |
Sherah: building |
Amir: בניין[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: בניין [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: פקולטה [natural native speed] |
Sherah: faculty |
Amir: פקולטה[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: פקולטה [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: ניירת [natural native speed] |
Sherah: paperwork |
Amir: ניירת[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: ניירת [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: בגרות [natural native speed] |
Sherah: matriculation |
Amir: בגרות[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: בגרות [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: אישור [natural native speed] |
Sherah: confirmation |
Amir: אישור[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: אישור [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: לשלם [natural native speed] |
Sherah: to pay |
Amir: לשלם[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: לשלם [natural native speed] |
Sherah: Next we have.. |
Amir: צד [natural native speed] |
Sherah: side |
Amir: צד[slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Amir: צד [natural native speed] |
KEY VOCAB AND PHRASES |
Sherah: Let's have a closer look at the usage of some of the words and phrases from this lesson. The first word is.. |
Amir: ההוא |
Sherah: meaning "that" |
Sherah: When Hadas asked where the administration building was, the man she asked responded with בבניין ההוא. |
Amir: You use this phrase when you’re referring to a specific object. |
Sherah: When the object is a feminine noun, you would use ההיא. |
Amir: The phrase is made of two parts, the definite article -ה and the pronoun הוא or היא. |
Sherah: The two together mean “that”. |
Amir: Or “that one”. |
Sherah: Can you give us an example using this word? |
Amir: Sure. For example, you could say.. הוא אוכל במסעדה ההיא |
Sherah: ...which means "He’s eating at that restaurant." Okay, now onto the grammar. |
Lesson focus
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Sherah: In this lesson, you will learn to register as a new student at a University using the verb צריך. |
Amir: In Hebrew, like in other languages, you use certain modal verbs to modify the meaning of a second verb. They can also be used to express some sort of obligation. |
Sherah: The verb צריך is used in both ways in our dialogue. |
Amir: The first time we see צריך, it’s combined with the verb ללכת in the infinitive. |
Sherah: Hadas says אני צריכה ללכת לשם meaning “I need to go there”. |
Amir: This is the feminine singular version of צריך which she uses because she is a woman. |
Sherah: The second time we see this verb is when Hadas is talking with the clerk in the administration office. |
Amir: There she says מה עוד אתה צריך? |
Sherah: Here she uses the masculine singular form. |
Amir: That’s because she is addressing a male clerk. |
Sherah: So let’s go over the four forms of צריך. |
Amir: First is the base form, the masculine singular form, which is צריך. |
Sherah: Next is the feminine singular form. |
Amir: That is צריכה |
Sherah: Next is the masculine plural. |
Amir: צריכים |
Sherah: And last is the feminine plural. |
Amir: צריכות |
Sherah: This verb is somewhat irregular and follows the same pattern as adjectives. |
Amir: The third time we see this verb used is when the clerk responds to Hadas by saying אני צריך אישור ששילמת. |
Sherah: Here again the masculine singular form was used. |
Amir: That’s because it’s the clerk speaking in first person. |
Sherah: So let’s hear some more examples of this verb used in action. Can you start us off with the first one? |
Amir: Sure, the first sample sentence is היא צריך מעיל חדש |
Sherah: This means “he needs a new coat” and uses the masculine singular form of the verb. |
Amir: הילדה צריכה כוס מיים |
Sherah: Which means “The girl needs a glass of water”. Here the feminine singular version of the verb is used because it agrees with ילדה a feminine noun. |
Amir: And last is הם צריכים לשון |
Sherah: “They need to sleep”. This used the masculine plural form agreeing with הם. |
Outro
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Sherah: Okay, that’s all for this lesson. Thank you for listening, everyone, and we’ll see you next time! Bye! |
Amir: תודה |
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