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Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Hebrew Weekly Words. My name is Yaara and this week’s theme is “Tourism”
תיירות
(tayarut)
1.
כרטיס
(kartis) “ticket”
כרטיס עולה שלושים שקלים.
(kartis ole shloshim shkalim.)
“A ticket costs thirty Shekels.”
2.
לוח זמנים
(luakh zmanim) “itinerary”
סליחה, מה לוח הזמנים להיום?
(slikha, ma luakh ha'zmanim lehayom?)
“Excuse me, what is the itinerary for today?”
3.
לסייר
(lesayer) “to tour”
מחר נצא לסייר בעיר העתיקה.
(makhar netse lesayer ba'ir ha'atika.)
“Tomorrow we'll go tour the old city.”
4.
מדריך
(madrikh) “tour guide”
המדריך שלנו היה מצויין.
(ha'madrikh shelanu haya metsuyan.)
“Our tour guide was excellent.”
5.
מדריך טיולים
(madrikh tiyulim) “guidebook”
Now this was a little tricky because
מדריך טיולים
(madrikh tiyulim) literally means “tour guide” so it can be used both for people and for books. But I guess it’s a bit similar to English because you can say “guide” for both a book and a person so you can just realize it from the context. For example
קניתי מדריך טיולים חדש.
(Kaniti madtich tiulim chadash)
“I bought a new guidebook.”
So I guess you did not buy a person?
So that’s it for today. We talked about “Tourism”
תיירות
(tayarut). Thank you for watching. Leave us a comment below if you want and don’t forget to check out the site. See you next week!

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