HEBREW I Quiz

english expression	heb translation
her name
how are you? (male)
very good
he
teacher (femile)
where does he live
she lives
who is he?
where are you from (femail)
he lives
so so
what is your name (female)
she is doing...
good
his name

english expression	heb translation
excellent
teacher (male)
how are you? (female)
bad
he is doing...
very bad
my name
he is from italy
what is your name (male)
not good
i am doing...
nice to meet you
she
okay

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HEBREW I Quiz

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	elroy:	Jul 18th, 2011 at 07:46 GMT		1 point
	This needs improvement big time. The transliterations are pretty bad. Plus, there are mistakes. "Bad" is not "raz." "Italy" is not "Italy." etc. etc.

	umbreon654:	May 28th, 2012 at 02:34 GMT		1 point
	Agree. It's BAD. For starters, they usually write he and she as "hu" and "hi" because the English language has non-phonetic spellings for similar sounding words. But, even ignoring horrible phonetic representations, it's Ma Shemekh (or shemech), metzuyan, naim meod, ma shlomkha, eifo hu gar, etc.

	arielbc:	Mar 16th, 2013 at 04:38 GMT		1 point
	Aside from the difficulty of determining how to transliterate things, and certain translations are not commonly used - for example "shlomo/shloma/shlomo" are not commonly used to start a response to the question "how are you", not to mention the fact that "I am doing..." has two meanings in English. Also, I don't know that I have heard "me'ayin" used for "from where" in common speech; it can mean that, but comes off sounding like "from whence" in English.