Hebrew Phrases
This page contains a table including the following: Hebrew phrases, expressions and words in
Hebrew, conversation and idioms, Hebrew greetings, and survival phrases. It also helps if you
simply want to know what to say when chatting in Hebrew!
Most of the sentences below are used for everyday life conversations, so they might come
handy if you memorize them.
If you don't know how to say a word then check our alphabet in Hebrew which can be found
on the menu above to get some help.
Hebrew Phrases
English Phrases
Hebrew Phrases
English Greetings
Hebrew Greetings:
Hi!
Shalom! שלום
Good morning!
Yom tov! / boker tov! בוקר טוב/ יום טוב
Good evening!
Erev tov! ערב טוב
Welcome! (to greet someone)
Barukh haba! (Barukh hanimtsa) )ברוך הבא )ברוך הנמצא
How are you?
Ma shelomkha מה שלומך
I'm fine, thanks!
Tov, toda תודה,טוב
And you?
Veata? / atem? אתם/ ?ואתה
Good/ So-So.
Tov/ Kakha kakha ככה ככה/ טוב
Thank you (very much)!
Rav todot רב תודות
You're welcome! (for "thank you")
Eyn davar אין דבר
Hey! Friend!
Alo haver! !הלו חבר
I missed you so much!
Hitgaagati eleykha התגעגעתי אליך
What's new?
Ma nishma? ?מה נישמה
Nothing much
Meat meod! מעט מאוד
Good night!
Layla tov! לילה טוב
See you later!
Nitra’e bekarov! נתראה בקרוב
Good bye!
Shalom! שלום
Asking for Help and Directions
I'm lost
ibadti et haderekh sheli אבדתי את הדרך שלי
Can I help you?
Ani yakhol laazor lekha אני יכול לעזור לך
Can you help me?
Ata yakhol laazor li? ?אתה יכול לעזור לי
Where is the (bathroom/ pharmacy)?
Eyfo haambatya / beyt hamirkahat?
בית המרקחת/?איפו האמבטיה
Go straight! then turn left/ right!
yashar, ahar kakh smola /yamina ימינה/ אחר כך שמאלה,ישר
I'm looking for john.
Ani mehapes et John אני מחפש את ג'ון
One moment please!
Rak rega bevakasha! !רק רגע בבקשה
Hold on please! (phone)
Bevasha lehafsik !בבקשה לא להפסיק
How much is this?
Kama ze ole? ?כמה זה עולה
Excuse me ...! (to ask for something)
Bevakasha בבקשה
Excuse me! ( to pass by)
Seliha rega סליחה רגע
Come with me!
Bo iti בוא איתי
5. THE.TRACKING.DIRECTORY
The letters "kh" make a sound existing in many languages but not in English, kh or ch in
Scottish loch and Chanukah. Or like the Spanish jota.
Remember Hebrew starts from right to left just like Arabic, so if you try to read the Hebrew
script, start from the right! But you can read the Hebrew pronunciation the same way you read
English!
There is also the “h” which is pronounced as a sharp h.
I hope the content of this page was useful to you, and that you learned some Hebrew phrases
, expressions and words. Try to memorize them to be able to use them in your daily
conversation. Make sure to check our Learn Hebrew page, which contains several lessons
that might help you in your learning process.
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