#199 Dream a Little Dream of Me

Halom is a dream in Hebrew, plural, Halomot. There's lots of songs about halomot. But how is it related to Guy's grandpa? Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon New words and expressions: Halom, halomot - Dream - חלום Halomot be-aspamya - Unrealistic dreams - חלומות באספמיה He-hayit o halamti halom - Did you (f.) exist or was I just dreaming? - ההיית או חלמתי חלום? Rachel ha-meshoreret - Rachel the poet - רחל המשוררת Kvutsa - Group - קבוצה Kibbutz - Kibbutz - קיבוץ Ha-halomot she-anahnu holmim - The dreams which we dream - החלומות שאנחנו חולמים Holmim be-hakits - Daydreaming - חולמים בהקיץ Halomot be-hakits - Daydreams - חלומות בהקיץ Lahlom - To dream - לחלום Halomot paz - Sweet dreams - חלומות פז Be-halom ha-laila - In your dreams - בחלום הלילה Tamshich/i lahlom - Keep dreaming - תמשיך/תמשיכי לחלום Lif'amim halomot mitgashmim - Sometimes dreams come true - לפעמים חלומות מתגשמים Halom ratuv - A wet dream - חלום רטוב Playlist & clips: Ruhama Raz - Halomot (lyrics) Eyal Golan - Halomot Alma Zohar - Nad Ned (lyrics) Ester Ofarim - Ve-ulai (lyrics) Eifo Ha-yeled - Olam lelo Halomot (lyrics) Halomot Paz Harel Skaat, Harel Moyal & Adi Cohen - Lif'amim Halomot Mitgashmim (lyrics) Yizhar Cohen - Halomot Shmurim (lyrics)

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