#266 Don't Scare Me Like That!

How would we say, "you really scared me," in Hebrew? How about a horror film? A coward? This week, Guy doesn't share his deepest fears but rather explains the Hebrew root פחד and its many words and phrases. Listen to the All-Hebrew Version of this Episode New Words and Expressions: Mafchid - Scary - מפחיד Ze ma-ze mafchid - It's really scary - זה מה-זה מפחיד Ze haya ma-ze mafchid - It was really scary - זה היה מה-זה מפחיד Seret mafchid - Scary movie - סרט מפחיד Seret eima - Horror film - סרט אימה Ha-eima - The horror - האימה Ta'am mafchid - The taste is "scary" - טעם מפחיד Hifchadta/hifchadet oti - Oh, you scared me! - הפחדת אותי Ma-ze hifchadta/hifchadet oti, at/a lo normali/t - You really scared me, you're insane - מה זה הפחדת אותי, את/ה לא נורמלי/ת Mi-ma at mefachedet? - What are you scared of? - ?ממה את מפחדת Lefached mi-mashehu - To be afraid of something - לפחד ממשהו Mi-ma atem mefachdim? - What are you guys afraid of? - ?ממה אתם מפחדים Pachad - Fear - פחד Eize pachad - How scary - איזה פחד Nahagti Berechev Be-Italia, yow eize pachad - I drove a car in Italy, wow, that was so scary - נהגתי ברכב באיטליה, יואו איזה פחד P'chadim - Fears - פחדים Leshakshek - To shake - לשקשק Meshakshekim? - Are you guys shaking? - ?משקשקים Shikshaknu merov she-ze ta'im - We were shaking as it was so delicious - שקשקנו מרוב שזה טעים Behala - Panic - בהלה Lehav'hil mishehu - Lehafchid oto - To scare someone - להבהיל מישהו, להפחיד אותו Pachdan - Coward - פחדן Ya pachdan! - You coward! - !יא פחדן Playlist and Clips: Ta'am mafchid Idan Raichel's Project - Halomot shel Acherim (lyrics) Yael Naim - Pachad (lyrics) Meshakshekim? How To Find Episode Notes in Apple Podcasts App

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