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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

‫66 [שישים ושש]‬

66 [shishim w'shesh]

‫שייכות 1‬

shayakhut 1

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I – my ‫א---–---י‬ ‫___ – ש___ ‫-נ- – ש-י- ----------- ‫אני – שלי‬ 0
sh-ya--ut-1 s________ 1 s-a-a-h-t 1 ----------- shayakhut 1
I can’t find my key. ‫--- ל- מ--א / ת-את-המפתח-ש-י.‬ ‫___ ל_ מ___ / ת א_ ה____ ש____ ‫-נ- ל- מ-צ- / ת א- ה-פ-ח ש-י-‬ ------------------------------- ‫אני לא מוצא / ת את המפתח שלי.‬ 0
sh-ya--u- 1 s________ 1 s-a-a-h-t 1 ----------- shayakhut 1
I can’t find my ticket. ‫אנ---א -ו-א --ת את ------ה---ע- של--‬ ‫___ ל_ מ___ / ת א_ כ____ ה_____ ש____ ‫-נ- ל- מ-צ- / ת א- כ-ט-ס ה-ס-ע- ש-י-‬ -------------------------------------- ‫אני לא מוצא / ת את כרטיס הנסיעה שלי.‬ 0
a-i-–--h--i a__ – s____ a-i – s-e-i ----------- ani – sheli
you – your ‫---/-ה --של-‬ ‫__ / ה – ש___ ‫-ת / ה – ש-ך- -------------- ‫את / ה – שלך‬ 0
an- ---h--i a__ – s____ a-i – s-e-i ----------- ani – sheli
Have you found your key? ‫מ-----ת --פ---ש--?‬ ‫____ א_ ה____ ש____ ‫-צ-ת א- ה-פ-ח ש-ך-‬ -------------------- ‫מצאת את המפתח שלך?‬ 0
a-i –--he-i a__ – s____ a-i – s-e-i ----------- ani – sheli
Have you found your ticket? ‫-----א--כר--ס-הנס-ע- שלך-‬ ‫____ א_ כ____ ה_____ ש____ ‫-צ-ת א- כ-ט-ס ה-ס-ע- ש-ך-‬ --------------------------- ‫מצאת את כרטיס הנסיעה שלך?‬ 0
an--lo mo--e/-o---- ---h----teax---el-. a__ l_ m___________ e_ h________ s_____ a-i l- m-t-e-m-t-e- e- h-m-f-e-x s-e-i- --------------------------------------- ani lo motse/motset et hamafteax sheli.
he – his ‫הוא-–-ש-ו‬ ‫___ – ש___ ‫-ו- – ש-ו- ----------- ‫הוא – שלו‬ 0
a-- -----ts-/---s-t -t ha--ft-a- s----. a__ l_ m___________ e_ h________ s_____ a-i l- m-t-e-m-t-e- e- h-m-f-e-x s-e-i- --------------------------------------- ani lo motse/motset et hamafteax sheli.
Do you know where his key is? ‫---/ - י--- --- -י-ה-המ------ו?‬ ‫__ / ה י___ / ת א___ ה____ ש____ ‫-ת / ה י-ד- / ת א-פ- ה-פ-ח ש-ו-‬ --------------------------------- ‫את / ה יודע / ת איפה המפתח שלו?‬ 0
a---lo------/mo-se- ---ham-ft--- -he-i. a__ l_ m___________ e_ h________ s_____ a-i l- m-t-e-m-t-e- e- h-m-f-e-x s-e-i- --------------------------------------- ani lo motse/motset et hamafteax sheli.
Do you know where his ticket is? ‫א- --- -ודע - - -י-ה ---י- ה-ס-ע--ש--?‬ ‫__ / ה י___ / ת א___ כ____ ה_____ ש____ ‫-ת / ה י-ד- / ת א-פ- כ-ט-ס ה-ס-ע- ש-ו-‬ ---------------------------------------- ‫את / ה יודע / ת איפה כרטיס הנסיעה שלו?‬ 0
ani--- mot-e--o-----et -a-ti- h----i-ah-sh-l-. a__ l_ m___________ e_ k_____ h________ s_____ a-i l- m-t-e-m-t-e- e- k-r-i- h-n-s-'-h s-e-i- ---------------------------------------------- ani lo motse/motset et kartis hanesi'ah sheli.
she – her ‫------ש-ה‬ ‫___ – ש___ ‫-י- – ש-ה- ----------- ‫היא – שלה‬ 0
t--t –--h--k-a/s-elakh t___ – s______________ t-/- – s-e-k-a-s-e-a-h ---------------------- th/t – shelkha/shelakh
Her money is gone. ‫--ס- של- אבד.‬ ‫____ ש__ א____ ‫-כ-ף ש-ה א-ד-‬ --------------- ‫הכסף שלה אבד.‬ 0
th---- -he--ha/sh-l--h t___ – s______________ t-/- – s-e-k-a-s-e-a-h ---------------------- th/t – shelkha/shelakh
And her credit card is also gone. ‫ו-רטיס-ה-שראי -ל- -בד -ם----‬ ‫______ ה_____ ש__ א__ ג_ כ___ ‫-כ-ט-ס ה-ש-א- ש-ה א-ד ג- כ-.- ------------------------------ ‫וכרטיס האשראי שלה אבד גם כן.‬ 0
t-/- --s-e---a/---lakh t___ – s______________ t-/- – s-e-k-a-s-e-a-h ---------------------- th/t – shelkha/shelakh
we – our ‫---נ--– ש-נ-‬ ‫_____ – ש____ ‫-נ-נ- – ש-נ-‬ -------------- ‫אנחנו – שלנו‬ 0
ma-sa't-/m--sa-- e--h-m--te-x -he------he----? m_______________ e_ h________ s_______________ m-t-a-t-/-a-s-'- e- h-m-f-e-x s-e-k-a-s-e-a-h- ---------------------------------------------- matsa'ta/matsa't et hamafteax shelkha/shelakh?
Our grandfather is ill. ‫--א-ש-נו--ולה-‬ ‫___ ש___ ח_____ ‫-ב- ש-נ- ח-ל-.- ---------------- ‫סבא שלנו חולה.‬ 0
m-tsa'--/m---a-- -- -ar--s ha-e-i-----h-lkha/s--lakh? m_______________ e_ k_____ h________ s_______________ m-t-a-t-/-a-s-'- e- k-r-i- h-n-s-'-h s-e-k-a-s-e-a-h- ----------------------------------------------------- matsa'ta/matsa't et kartis hanesi'ah shelkha/shelakh?
Our grandmother is healthy. ‫סבתא ש-נו--ר---.‬ ‫____ ש___ ב______ ‫-ב-א ש-נ- ב-י-ה-‬ ------------------ ‫סבתא שלנו בריאה.‬ 0
h- –----lo h_ – s____ h- – s-e-o ---------- hu – shelo
you – your ‫א-ם-/-ן-– ש--ם-/ -‬ ‫___ / ן – ש___ / ן_ ‫-ת- / ן – ש-כ- / ן- -------------------- ‫אתם / ן – שלכם / ן‬ 0
h--–-s--lo h_ – s____ h- – s-e-o ---------- hu – shelo
Children, where is your father? ‫י-דים-- -ת,--י-ה אבא--ל-ם ---?‬ ‫_____ / ו__ א___ א__ ש___ / ן__ ‫-ל-י- / ו-, א-פ- א-א ש-כ- / ן-‬ -------------------------------- ‫ילדים / ות, איפה אבא שלכם / ן?‬ 0
h- - sh-lo h_ – s____ h- – s-e-o ---------- hu – shelo
Children, where is your mother? ‫י-----/ ----א--ה---א -ל-ם----?‬ ‫_____ / ו__ א___ א__ ש___ / ן__ ‫-ל-י- / ו-, א-פ- א-א ש-כ- / ן-‬ -------------------------------- ‫ילדים / ות, איפה אמא שלכם / ן?‬ 0
a-ah-a- -ode-a/yo---a---yfo-------t----sh-lo? a______ y_____________ e____ h________ s_____ a-a-/-t y-d-'-/-o-e-a- e-f-h h-m-f-e-x s-e-o- --------------------------------------------- atah/at yode'a/yode'at eyfoh hamafteax shelo?

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