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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2019 · 10 MIN

#258 Hold on Tight and Don't Let Go

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Letting go of someone or something can be a difficult thing to do. How do we let it all go, in Hebrew? Guy explains. Listen to the All-Hebrew Version of this Episode   New Words and Expressions: Lo ozev et ha-ir - I am not leaving town - לא עוזב את העיר Hu ozev - He is leaving, letting go - הוא עוזב Azva et ha-ima ve-ha-mishpachca - She left her mom and the family - עזבה את האמא והמשפחה Azva et ha-bayit ve-ha-meltacha - She left the home and the wardrobe - עזבה את הבית והמלתחה Azva et Sonia ve-et ha-dira - She left Sonia and the apartment - עזבה את סוניה ואת הדירה Azva mish'enet ve-havera - She left her support, her friend - עזבה משענת וחברה La'azov mishehu - To let go of someone - לעזוב מישהו Azov/azvi/azvu oto - Leave him alone - עזוב/עזבי/עזבו אותו Ta'azov/ta'azvi/ta'azvu oto - Leave him alone - תעזוב/תעזבי/תעזבו אותו Azov/azvi et ze - Leave it alone - עזוב את זה Azov, alai - Let it go, it's on me - עזוב, עליי Azov/azvi, hishtagat? - Forget it, are you out of your mind? - עזוב/עזבי, השתגעת? Azov/azvi shtuyot - Stop the nonsense - עזוב/עזבי שטויות Azov otcha me-ahava - Stop worrying about love - עזוב אותך מאהבה Azov otcha mi+something/azvi otach mi-something - No need to do something - עזוב אותך מ+משהו/עזבי אותך מ+משהו Azov otcha me-ha-bachur ha-ze - No need to think about this guy - עזוב אותך מהבחור הזה Azvi otach mimenu - No need to think about him - עזבי אותך ממנו La'azov - To leave, to let go - לעזוב La'azov et ha-bayit - To leave home - לעזוב את הבית La'azov mishehu/mishehi - To leave your partner - לעזוב מישהו Hem nifredu - They broke up - הם נפרדו Hu azav ota - He left her - הוא עזב אותה Hi azva oto - She left him - היא עזבה אותו Lo hevanti, mi azav et mi - I didn't get it, who left whom? - לא הבנתי, מי עזב את מי? Izvi et ha-kol - Leave everything (Arch. Imp. F.) - עזבי את הכל Azov/Azvi/Azvu ha-kol - Leave everything (Coll.) - עזוב/עזבי/עזבו הכל Azuv - Neglected - עזוב Azuva - Neglect (n.) - עזובה "Leha'aziv mishehu" - To cause someone to leave his job - "להעזיב מישהו" He'ezivu oto - They made him leave - העזיבו אותו Azov oti be-ima sh'cha (azovoti be'imash'cha) - I beg you, leave me alone - עזוב אותי באמאש'ך Izavon - Inheritance - עיזבון   Playlist and Clips: Shlomo Artzi - Lo Ozev et Ha-ir (lyrics) Gazoz - Tsipi Primo (lyrics) Carolina - Mul Ha-yam (lyrics) Alon Olerachik & Yifat Taasa - Azov Otcha Me-ahava (lyrics) Ehud Banai - Ha-tsemachn (lyrics) Shlomo Artzi - Hof Azuv Me-ahavot (lyrics) Ben Franco - Azov Oti be-imash'cha

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