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Singing Hatikvah

Can you say "in honour of haatzmaut we sing Hatikvah" in hebrew like this:

Lich'vod Ha'atzmaut anachnu lashir Hatikvah

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Jun 22, 2013 2:26 AM
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hey :) it's almost perfect...

you need to say: Lich'vod Ha'atzmaut anachnu sharim Hatikvah

sharim = we are singing (plural present)

lashir = is the adverb, to sing

 

 

June 22, 2013
1

Oh now I get it :) 

June 23, 2013
1

Independence Day= yom ha'atzmaut. 

June 23, 2013
1

"yom/chag ha'atzmaut..." - more common

June 23, 2013

Toda RoniOz! :) Almost nailed it haha

Ruth, Chat ha'atzmaut doesn't mean "In honour of ha'atzmaut we sing Hatikvah" Chag Ha'atzmaut means "happy haatzmaut"?

June 23, 2013

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