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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2017 · 10 MIN

#163 In the Language of Kisses

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Some say kissing is a universal language. "What makes a good kisser?" certainly begs an answer from teens in all parts of the world. But what about giving passionate French smooches or just a peck in Hebrew? Guy divulges the details. Words and expressions discussed: Matai nitnashek? – When will we kiss? – ?מתי נתנשק Lehitnashek – To kiss – להתנשק Lehitkalech – To shower – להתקלח Lehitlabesh – To get dressed – להתלבש Lehitnashek – To kiss each other – להתנשק Hem hitnashku – They kissed each other – הם התנשקו Hitnashaktem? – Did you guys kiss? – ?התנשקתם Hitnashakt ito – You (f.) kissed him – התנשקת איתו Hitnashakt ita – You (f.) kissed her – התנשקת איתה Nishakt oto – You (f.) kissed him – נישקת אותו Nishakta oto – You (m.) kissed him – נישקת אותו Lenashek mishehu – To kiss someone – לנשק מישהו Ani rotse lishon itach – I want to sleep with you (f.) – אני רוצה לישון איתך Lenashek otach – To kiss you (f.) – לנשק אותך Le'at leat –  Slowly – לאט לאט Eich gormim le-yeled – How do you make a boy – איך גורמים לילד Lenashek oti – To kiss me – לנשק אותי "Bat 12, dahuf" – "A 12 year old girl, urgent" – "בת 12, דחוף" Lo naim li lenashek oto levad – I don't want to be the one kissing him – לא נעים לי לנשק אותו לבד Ki ani rotsa she-hu yenashek oti – Because I want him to kiss me – כי אני רוצה שהוא ינשק אותי Ma ze nashkan tov? – What makes a good kisser? – מה זה נשקן טוב? Neshika rishona – First kiss – נשיקה ראשונה Khi million neshikot – Take (f.) a million kisses – קחי מיליון נשיקות Neshikot! – Kisses! – נשיקות! Hibukim ve-nishukim – Hugs and kisses – חיבוקים ונישוקים Natan li neshika – He gave me a kiss – נתן לי נשיקה Latet neshika – To give a kiss – לתת נשיקה Ten/Tni li neshika – Give me a kiss – תן/תני לי נשיקה Neshika tsarfatit – French kiss – נשיקה צרפתית Lehitnashek neshika tsarfatit – To kiss a French kiss – להתנשק נשיקה צרפתית Tenashek/Tenashki! – Kiss! (Imp.) – !תנשק/תנשקי Habek oti, nashek oti – Hug me, kiss me – חבק אותי, נשק אותי Nashki oti hazak – Kiss (f.) me hard – נשקי אותי חזק Nashki ad she-yich'av – Kiss me until it hurts – נשקי עד שיכאב Kama neshikot mitnashkim ba-aretz? – How many kisses do we kiss each other? – ?כמה נשיקות מתנשקים בארץ Al ha-lehi – On the cheek – על הלחי Mesubach – It's complicated – מסובך Neshika – The edge of a loaf of bread – נשיקה Music: Evyatar Banai – Matai Nitnashek (lyrics) Matti Caspi – Lo Dibarnu Od Al Ahava (lyrics) Yehoram Gaon – Elef Neshikot (lyrics) Omer Adam – Milion Neshikot (lyrics) Gazoz – Halalit (lyrics) Joe Dassin - L'été indien (French) Septemberwind (German)  Sarit Haddad – Bosem Tsarfati (lyrics) Sivan Shavit – Nashki Oti (lyrics)

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