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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2017 · 7 MIN

#162 Hebrew Less Harsh, More Humored

from Streetwise Hebrew

Let's face it; you don't want to watch that movie your friends are going to see. So how do you say so without a blunt 'no'? The word פחות in Hebrew means "less", "minus" and a few other things. Guy explains how to use פחות in conversations when you want to let someone down easily. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Pahot – Less – פחות Pahot aval od Koev – Less, but it still hurts – פחות אבל עוד כואב Shneinu shavim, pahot o yoter – We're both equal, more or less – שנינו שווים, פחות או יותר Teshalmu pahot al sal ha-kniyot – You'll pay less for your shopping basket – תשלמו פחות על סל הקניות Ani pahot ko'es – I am less angry – אני פחות כועס Pahot mi-sha'a – Less than an hour – פחות משעה "Slicha, aval pahot mat'im li karega" – Sorry, it's less convenient right now – סליחה, אבל פחות מתאים לי כרגע "Ba lecha seret? Pahot" – Do you feel like watching a movie? Less – בא לך סרט? פחות Pahot hitchabarti – I didn't really connect to it – פחות התחברתי Hamesh pahot shalosh – Five minus three – חמש פחות שלוש   Playlist and Clips: Yehuda Poliker – Pahot Aval Ko'ev (lyrics) Aviv Geffen – Shneinu Shavim (lyrics) Misrad Ha'otsar (Ministry of Finance) – Pay less this Passover Evyatar Banai – Yesh Li Sikui (lyrics) Raheli Bar – Nail Artist Rona Keinan – Mabul (lyrics) Ep. no. 65 about lid'og, to worry HEB  Ep. no. 190 about shaveh, equal HEB

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