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Five letters (מנצפכ) have a different form at the end of a word (םןץףך, respectively). These are named by adding סופית (so-FEET) "final" to the name of the letter, e.g. נון סופית (Noon So-feet)

א aleph 

glottal stop or silent ('sometimes used as the letter a when rendering English in Hebrew')

ב bet 

like bear or maven

ג gimel 

like gone

ד dalet 

like dude

ה he 

like harp; silent at the end of a word, unless it has a dot in it

ו vav 

like violin; also or or tune when used as a vowel

ז zayin 

like zany

ח chet 

voiceless gargle, i.e. like the scotish loch

ט tet 

like tuck

י yud 

like yet; also say or honey when used as a vowel

כ ך kaf 

like keep, or halfway between keep and heap

ל lamed 

like leave

מ ם mem 

like mother

נ ן nun 

like never

ס samekh 

like some

ע `ayin 

constriction of the throat, but you can just say ', though there are some minimal pairs

פ ף pe 

like upon or loofa

צ ץ tsadi 

like boots

ק koof 

like coo, but further back in the throat

ר resh 

voiced gargle as in French

ש sin, shin 

like shoot or seem

ת tav 

like teeth; in some dialects sometimes like juice or teeth

[edit] Phrase list

Hebrew verbs conjugate according to the gender of the sentence's subject: different verb forms must thus be used when referring to men and women. These have been noted below when appropriate.

[edit] Basics

Hello. (Peace) 

שלום. (shalom - shah-LOHM)
The Hebrew greeting, literally "peace." The English "Hi" is also used.

Bye. (Peace) 

שלום. (shalom - shah-LOHM)
Yes, the greeting is the same for the start and end of conversation. See also "See you later".

See you later. 

להתראות. (lehitra'ot - leh-hit-rah-'OHT)
The most common farewell greeting, besides the English "Bye". Again, the English "Bye" is also used.

Good morning. 

בוקר טוב (boker tov - BOH-ker TOHV)

Good afternoon. 

צהריים טובים (tsohorayim tovim - tsoh-hoh-RAH-yeem toh-VEEM) (literally: "good noon", afternoon is אחר-צהריים - ahar tsohorayim tovim - aKHAR tsoh-hoh-RAH-yeem toh-VEEM)

Good evening. 

ערב טוב (erev tov - EH-rev TOHV)

Good night. 

לילה טוב (laylah tov - LIGH-lah TOHV)

How are you? (What's your wellbeing/peace?)- addressing to a man. 

‫מה שלומך?‬ (mah shlomkha? - mah shlom-KHAH)

How are you? (What's your wellbeing/peace?)- addressing to a woman. 

‫מה שלומך?‬ (mah shlomekh? - mah shloh-MEKH)

How are you? (What's being heard?). 

‫מה נשמע?‬ (mah nishma? - mah nish-MAH)

What's up? (What's happening?).  

מה קורה? (mah kore? - mah kor-EH)

Thank you. 

תודה (todah - toh-DAH)

Please/ You're welcome. 

בבקשה (bevakashah - be-vah-kuh-SHAH)

Excuse me. 

סליחה (slihah - slee-KHAH)

I don't understand. (said by a man). 

אני לא מבין (ani lo mevin - ahni loh meh-VEEN)

I don't understand. (said by a woman). 

אני לא מבינה (ani lo mevinah - ahni loh meh-VEENA)

[edit] Pronouns (כינויי גוף kinuye guf)

I 

אני (ani - ah-NEE)

You (singular, masc.) 

אתה (atah - ah-TAH)

You (singular, fem.) 

את (at - aht)

He 

הוא (hu - hoo)

She 

היא (hi - hee)

We 

אנחנו (anahnu - ah-NAKH-noo)

You (plural, masc.) 

אתם (atem - ah-TEM)

You (plural, fem.) 

אתן (aten - ah-TEN)

They (plural, masc.) 

הם (hem - hem)

They (plural, fem.) 

הן (hen - hen)

[edit] Asking Questions (שאלות she'elot)

Who? 

‫מי?‬ (mi? - mee)

What? 

‫מה?‬ (mah? - mah)

Where is ...? 

‫איפה?‬ (eyfoh? - EY-foh)

Where to? 

‫לאן?‬ (le'an? - leh-AH-n)

Where from? 

‫מאיפה\מאין?‬ (me'eifoh?/me'ayn? - meh-EY-foh/meh-Ah-een)

When? 

‫מתי?‬ (matai? - mah-TIGH)

Why? 

‫למה?‬ (lamah? - LAH-mah), ‫מדוע?‬ (madua'? - mah-DOOah)

How much? (also "how many") 

‫כמה?‬ (kamah? - KAH-mah)

Where are you from?

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