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EPISODE · Jul 23, 2019 · 7 MIN

#263 Does It Come with a Side Dish?

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Ok, so you know how to order schnitzel in an Israeli restaurant. But what about asking for an extra plate? For a non-spicy dish? Extra parsley? Or maybe you need to notify the kitchen of a food allergy. This is serious stuff. Guy delivers the #Hebrew language goods on this week's episode. Listen to the All-Hebrew Version of this Episode   New Words and Expressions: Efshar od petrozilia vaksha? - Could I please have more parsley? - ?אפשר עוד פטרוזיליה (ב)בקשה Efshar od tsalahat vaksha? - Could we have an extra plate please? - ?אפשר עוד צלחת (ב)בקשה Bishvili ha-salat, efshar bli batsal? - For me, the salad, without the onions please? - ?בשבילי הסלט, אפשר בלי בצל Alergi/t le-egozei melech - Allergic to walnuts - אלרגי/ת לאגוזי מלך Yesh li alergia le-egozim - I have a nut allergy - יש לי אלרגיה לאגוזים Midat asiya - Level of doneness - מידת עשייה Medyum, Well done (Asui tov), Rer (na, hai) - מדיום, וול-דאן (עשוי טוב), רר (נא, חי) Eich ze ba? - What sides come with the dish? - ?איך זה בא Ze ba im - It comes with… - זה בא עם Ze ba al - It comes on… - זה בא על Yesh lachem ulai X? - Do you happen to have X? - יש לכם אולי X? Ma efshar bimkom X? - What could I have instead of X? - מה אפשר במקום X? Ma yesh bimkom X? - What do you have instead of X? - מה יש במקום X? Slicha, lo kibalnu et ha-uga - Sorry, we didn't get the cake - סליחה, לא קיבלנו את העוגה Ma im ha-uga? - What's with the cake? - ?מה עם העוגה Efshar livdok li? - Is it possible to check on it for me? - ?אפשר לבדוק לי Ze harif? - Is it spicy? - ?זה חריף Ha-mana ha-zo harifa? - Is this dish spicy? - ?המנה הזו חריפה Efshar lo harif? - Is it possible to have it not spicy? - ?אפשר לא חריף   Playlist and Clips: Arkadi Duchin & Micha Shitrit - Beit Cafe shel Dinozaurim (lyrics) Alergi le-egozim Midat asiyat ha-steak Ivri Lider - Batei Kafe (lyrics)   Ep. 119 Ep. 122 Ep. 157

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