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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2018 · 9 MIN

#201 A Matter of Taste

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We don't talk enough about food on our podcast. The Hebrew word טעים means tasty, and its root, טעמ, makes up a whole family of culinary terms that are important to know. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Ta'im lecha, ta'im lach, ta'im lachem – Is it tasty (for you)? – טעים לךָ? טעים לךְ? טעים לכם? Ta'im she-ein dvarim ka-ele – So delicious that there are no things like it – טעים שאין דברים כאלה Ta'am, pl. Te'amim – Taste, flavor, sense, reason – טעם, טעמים Al ta'am ve-al re-ach ein lehitvake'ach – There's no right or wrong when it comes to taste – על טעם ועל ריח אין להתווכח Ani yoda'at she-yesh be-ze ta'am – I know there's sense in it – אני יודעת שיש בזה טעם Ein ta'am la'asot mashehu – There's no point to do something – אין טעם לעשות משהו Kshe-at lo iti, ein ta'am kim'at – When you're not with me, there's hardly any point (to life) – כשאת לא איתי, אין טעם כמעט Ein ta'am she-evke / Ein ta'am livkot) – There's no point in crying – אין טעם שאבכה / אין טעם לבכות Ein ta'am – No point – אין טעם Titkasher elehem achshav! Lo, ein ta'am, hem od lo pat'hu – Call them up now! No, no sense in doing that, they haven't opened the office yet – תתקשר אליהם עכשיו! לא, אין טעם, הם עוד לא פתחו Achshav ba-te'amim tapuz… etc. – Now in the flavors of: orange etc. – עכשיו בטעמים: תפוז… Be-te'amim hadashim – In new flavours – בטעמים חדשים Be-ta'am – With good taste, elegantly, tastefully – בטעם Mamash be-taam – (It was done) really with taste – ממש בטעם Hoser ta'am – Lack of taste – חוסר טעם Eize hoser ta'am – What a lack of taste – איזה חוסר טעם Ta'am – Lexical stress – טעם Mi-ta'am – On behalf of – מִטעם Pras mi-ta'am emi – Prize from the Israeli Union of Performing Artists – פרס מטעם אמ"י Omanut mi-ta'am – Propaganda – אמנות מטעם Ze post mi-ta'am X – That's a post sponsored by X – זה פוסט מטעם א Hush ha-ta'am – Taste (sense) – חוש הטעם Mat'am, mat'amim – Delicacy, delicacies – מטעם, מטעמים Hu asa mi-ze mat'amim – "He made delicacies out of it" – הוא עשה מזה מטעמים Hem asu mi-ze mat'amim – "They made delicacies out of it" – הם עשו מזה מטעמים Lit'om – To taste – לטעום Efshar lit'om – May I taste? – אפשר לטעום? Tit'am! Tit'ami! Tit'amu – Taste it (imp.) – תטעם, תטעמי, תטעמו Ta'am – Taste / He tasted – טעם   Playlist and Clips: Streetwise Hebrew Episode 122: Waiter Talk… Is Everything OK? Streetwise Hebrew Episode 151: Like Nothing Else: Intensifiers and Superlatives Lilit Nagar & Jacques Cohen – Al Ta'am ve-al Re'ach (lyrics) Dana Berger – Yesh Be-ze Ta'am (lyrics) Matti Caspi & Yehudit Ravitz – Samba bi-shnayim (lyrics) Lahakat Hel Ha-yam – Hasake (lyrics) Ice cream commercial Mabat – Pras mi-ta'am ("prize on behalf of") Nurit Galron – Kulanu Zkukim Le-hesed (lyrics)

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