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Yaara: Hi everyone, welcome to Hebrew weekly words. My name is Yaara, and today’s theme is months of the year- חודשי השנה (ħodshei ha-shana).
ינואר
(yanuar)
“January”
.יום ההולדת שלי הוא בינואר
(yom ha-huledet sheli hu be-yanuar.)
“My birthday is in January.”
מרץ
(mertz)
“March”
מזג האוויר מתחיל להתחמם במרץ.
(mezeg ha-avir matħil le'hitħamem be-mertz.)
“The weather starts to get warm in March.” At least in Israel.
יוני
(yuni)
“June”
.יוני הוא החודש האחרון ללימודים
(yuni hu ha-ħodesh ha-aħaron la-limudim.)
“June is the last month of school.”
אוגוסט
(ogust)
“August”
באוגוסט, תל אביב היא כמו מרק.
(be-ogust, Tel Aviv hi kmo marak.)
“In August, Tel Aviv is like a soup.”
Okay, because it’s so unbelievably hot and humid, you feel like you are swimming in soup when you walk down the street, yeah. That’s maybe not the best time to visit Israel.
אוקטובר
(oktober)
“October.”
ליל כל הקדושים חל באוקטובר.
(lel kol ha-kdoshim ħal be-oktober.)
“Halloween is in October.”
Halloween obviously is not an Israeli holiday, but in Israel we do celebrate Purim, which is a Jewish holiday in which you dress up and have fun, it’s a great holiday, look it up. And this is the end. So thank you very much for watching. We were talking about months of the year. Don’t forget to check the site and I will see you in the next video, bye!

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