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Hey, everyone! Welcome to Hebrew Weekly Words. I am Yaara, and today we’re going to learn about “Mammals”
יונקים
(yonkim)
1.
אריה
(arie) “lion”
אריה
(arie) is actually also a Hebrew name though we usually pronounce it
אריה
(arya)
2.
הלוואי שהיה לי אריה מחמד
(haleay shehaya li arie machmad)
“I wish I had a pet lion.”
Though not really because I’m sure it would have been really cruel.
3.
ארנב
(arnav) “rabbit”
ארנבים הם חמודים אבל מסריחים
(arnavim hem chamudim aval masrichim)
“Rabbits are cute but smelly.”
And so it’s true if you ever had a rabbit.
4.
דוב
(dov) “bear”
דוב
(dov) can also be a name.
לסבא שלי קראו דוב
(lesaba sheli kar'uu dov)
“My grandfather was named Dov.”
“Bear”
דוב
(dov)
5.
כלב
(kelev) “dog”
יש לי כלב קטן ורועש
(yesh li kelev katan ve'roesh)
“I have a small, loud dog.”
Is it true that small dogs are usually loud? It feels like it.
6.
חתול
(chatul) “cat”
I love cats and I love the word - the Hebrew word for “cat”
חתול
(chatul)
I feel it really conveys the essence of being a cat. And now I have a surprise!
זה החתול שלי
(ze hachatul sheli) Mmm-mm.
“This is my cat.”
Smoopy - his name is Smoopy, yes.
So that was the grand finale of this episode. We were talking about Mammals. Thank you so much for watching. Leave us a comment below. Don’t forget to check out the site and see you next week. Bye!
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