Hi Gary!
Thank you for your feedback! 😊 We're glad to hear that you found the lesson to be a good refresher. Regarding the pronunciation of "mazal tov" (מזל טוב / mazal tov), it's possible that you've heard different accents or variations. In Hebrew, it's pronounced as "mah-zahl tohv," but regional accents or cultural influences can sometimes alter the way it sounds.
If you have any questions, please let us know.
תודה רבה (Todah rabah / Thank you very much),
Team HebrewPod101.com
good refresher. must say though that the pronunciation of "mazal tov" is nothing like the way I've heard it expressed so many times before.
Hi Yosef,
Thank you for your comment!😄
Sure!
You are welcome - "Bevakashah" , "בבקשה" , "בְּבַקָּשָׁה."
Happy learning!
Yours,
Tal
Team Hebrewpod101.com
Can you add you are welcome
Hi Adel,
Thank you for your comment! 😄
Happy learning!
Yours,
Tal
Team Hebrewpod101.com
😎
Dear Artemis,
Thank you for commenting and for this feedback!
You're correct, "sorry" is an important key phrase and could be helpful in this list. I'll forward your suggestion and we might add it 👍👍
Keep up the great work!
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com
It's sort of odd that "סליחה" (sorry) isn't here because it's one of the first words I learned in Hebrew.
Hi Taeyoon,
Thanks for posting on this list!
That might be right - especially in winter LOL 😄😄
"I'm tired" in Hebrew is "אני עייף" - 'Ani Ayef' (or in the feminine "אני עייפה" - - Ani Ayefah)
Happy to help!
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com
I'm tired is also a key phrase imo!
Hey listeners! What phrases would you add to our list? Write them down here!
P.S. Learn even more useful and unique Hebrew vocab and phrases: https://www.hebrewpod101.com/hebrew-vocabulary-lists/