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100 [one hundred]

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‫100 [מאה]‬

100 [me'ah]

‫תארי הפועל‬

te'arey hapo'al

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already – not yet ‫כב- – עדי-- --‬ ‫___ – ע____ ל__ ‫-ב- – ע-י-ן ל-‬ ---------------- ‫כבר – עדיין לא‬ 0
k-ar-– a---n-lo k___ – a____ l_ k-a- – a-a-n l- --------------- kvar – adayn lo
Have you already been to Berlin? ‫----------ב-לין?‬ ‫____ כ__ ב_______ ‫-י-ת כ-ר ב-ר-י-?- ------------------ ‫היית כבר בברלין?‬ 0
kv-r-–-a---n -o k___ – a____ l_ k-a- – a-a-n l- --------------- kvar – adayn lo
No, not yet. ‫--- עד-ין ל-.‬ ‫___ ע____ ל___ ‫-א- ע-י-ן ל-.- --------------- ‫לא, עדיין לא.‬ 0
kv-r --a------o k___ – a____ l_ k-a- – a-a-n l- --------------- kvar – adayn lo
someone – no one ‫מיש---- -ף----‬ ‫_____ – א_ א___ ‫-י-ה- – א- א-ד- ---------------- ‫מישהו – אף אחד‬ 0
h-i-a-hait kvar-b-be---n? h_________ k___ b________ h-i-a-h-i- k-a- b-b-r-i-? ------------------------- haita/hait kvar beberlin?
Do you know someone here? ‫את-/-ה ---- - ה---- -ישה--‬ ‫__ / ה מ___ / ה כ__ מ______ ‫-ת / ה מ-י- / ה כ-ן מ-ש-ו-‬ ---------------------------- ‫את / ה מכיר / ה כאן מישהו?‬ 0
h-i-a/ha-- ---- b---r-i-? h_________ k___ b________ h-i-a-h-i- k-a- b-b-r-i-? ------------------------- haita/hait kvar beberlin?
No, I don’t know anyone here. ‫לא- אנ- ---מכי- - ה --ן אף --ד.‬ ‫___ א__ ל_ מ___ / ה כ__ א_ א____ ‫-א- א-י ל- מ-י- / ה כ-ן א- א-ד-‬ --------------------------------- ‫לא, אני לא מכיר / ה כאן אף אחד.‬ 0
haita--a-- -var-be-----n? h_________ k___ b________ h-i-a-h-i- k-a- b-b-r-i-? ------------------------- haita/hait kvar beberlin?
a little longer – not much longer ‫----ן-- ----לא‬ ‫_____ – כ__ ל__ ‫-ד-י- – כ-ר ל-‬ ---------------- ‫עדיין – כבר לא‬ 0
l-, ada-n lo. l__ a____ l__ l-, a-a-n l-. ------------- lo, adayn lo.
Will you stay here a little longer? ‫-ת-/ - נ--ר-/ - ע-ד הר--?‬ ‫__ / ה נ___ / ת ע__ ה_____ ‫-ת / ה נ-א- / ת ע-ד ה-ב-?- --------------------------- ‫את / ה נשאר / ת עוד הרבה?‬ 0
l---ad--n-l-. l__ a____ l__ l-, a-a-n l-. ------------- lo, adayn lo.
No, I won’t stay here much longer. ‫לא,--ני--- נ-אר-/---עו- -רבה-זמ-.‬ ‫___ א__ ל_ נ___ / ת ע__ ה___ ז____ ‫-א- א-י ל- נ-א- / ת ע-ד ה-ב- ז-ן-‬ ----------------------------------- ‫לא, אני לא נשאר / ת עוד הרבה זמן.‬ 0
l-,--d-yn-l-. l__ a____ l__ l-, a-a-n l-. ------------- lo, adayn lo.
something else – nothing else ‫עוד-מ-הו---לא----ר‬ ‫___ מ___ – ל_ י____ ‫-ו- מ-ה- – ל- י-ת-‬ -------------------- ‫עוד משהו – לא יותר‬ 0
m---e-u – af-exad m______ – a_ e___ m-s-e-u – a- e-a- ----------------- mishehu – af exad
Would you like to drink something else? ‫-רצ--/-- -שתו- ע-ד --הו-‬ ‫____ / י ל____ ע__ מ_____ ‫-ר-ה / י ל-ת-ת ע-ד מ-ה-?- -------------------------- ‫תרצה / י לשתות עוד משהו?‬ 0
mishehu – -f-e-ad m______ – a_ e___ m-s-e-u – a- e-a- ----------------- mishehu – af exad
No, I don’t want anything else. ‫--, א-- ל--רו-- ---ו--י-ת--‬ ‫___ א__ ל_ ר___ ל____ י_____ ‫-א- א-י ל- ר-צ- ל-ת-ת י-ת-.- ----------------------------- ‫לא, אני לא רוצה לשתות יותר.‬ 0
m--hehu-–-af----d m______ – a_ e___ m-s-e-u – a- e-a- ----------------- mishehu – af exad
something already – nothing yet ‫כ-ר-משה- ---דיי---ל-ם‬ ‫___ מ___ – ע____ כ____ ‫-ב- מ-ה- – ע-י-ן כ-ו-‬ ----------------------- ‫כבר משהו – עדיין כלום‬ 0
a---/at -e-ir-me---ah ka'n--is-e--? a______ m____________ k___ m_______ a-a-/-t m-k-r-m-k-r-h k-'- m-s-e-u- ----------------------------------- atah/at mekir/mekirah ka'n mishehu?
Have you already eaten something? ‫-כלת---ר מ--ו?‬ ‫____ כ__ מ_____ ‫-כ-ת כ-ר מ-ה-?- ---------------- ‫אכלת כבר משהו?‬ 0
lo----i l--mek-r/m--ir-h --'n-af---a-. l__ a__ l_ m____________ k___ a_ e____ l-, a-i l- m-k-r-m-k-r-h k-'- a- e-a-. -------------------------------------- lo, ani lo mekir/mekirah ka'n af exad.
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. ‫לא- ע---ן-לא---ל----ום-דבר-‬ ‫___ ע____ ל_ א____ ש__ ד____ ‫-א- ע-י-ן ל- א-ל-י ש-ם ד-ר-‬ ----------------------------- ‫לא, עדיין לא אכלתי שום דבר.‬ 0
a-a---- k--r-lo a____ – k___ l_ a-a-n – k-a- l- --------------- adayn – kvar lo
someone else – no one else ‫--ד ---הו-– ------אחד‬ ‫___ מ____ – ל_ א_ א___ ‫-ו- מ-ש-ו – ל- א- א-ד- ----------------------- ‫עוד מישהו – לא אף אחד‬ 0
a-a-n - kva---o a____ – k___ l_ a-a-n – k-a- l- --------------- adayn – kvar lo
Does anyone else want a coffee? ‫-ו---ישה--רו-ה -פ-?‬ ‫___ מ____ ר___ ק____ ‫-ו- מ-ש-ו ר-צ- ק-ה-‬ --------------------- ‫עוד מישהו רוצה קפה?‬ 0
ada-n-- k--r lo a____ – k___ l_ a-a-n – k-a- l- --------------- adayn – kvar lo
No, no one else. ‫לא- אף אחד--- --צה.‬ ‫___ א_ א__ ל_ ר_____ ‫-א- א- א-ד ל- ר-צ-.- --------------------- ‫לא, אף אחד לא רוצה.‬ 0
ata-/at n-s-'-r--is-'ere---- ha--eh? a______ n________________ o_ h______ a-a-/-t n-s-'-r-n-s-'-r-t o- h-r-e-? ------------------------------------ atah/at nish'ar/nish'eret od harbeh?

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