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How to Understand Fast Hebrew Without Feeling Overwhelmed | Episode 11
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🎧 Israelis speak fast, and you only caught half? There’s a small trick that keeps the conversation going :-)
💬 Example from the episode (to a man 👨):
מה אתה עושה? | Ma ata oseh? | What are you doing?
In fast speech: Ma’ta oseh?
👩 To a woman: מה את עושה? | Ma at osa?
אתה אומר ש... | Ata omer she... | You’re saying that... (to a man)
את אומרת ש... | At omeret she... | You’re saying that... (to a woman)
אתה אומר שזה בשלוש? | Ata omer she-ze be-shalosh? | You’re saying it’s at three?
🎙️ About me: I’m Mazal, a native Hebrew speaker and a Community Tutor on italki, helping adult learners speak Hebrew with confidence through natural conversation.
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