#274 Can You Hurry It Up? Quick!

Israelis need everything here and now, immediately. Preferably yesterday. That's why the Hebrew word זריז (zariz), quick or quickly, is constantly in use. This episode is a crash course (קורס מזורז) on the root ז.ר.ז. Listen to the All-Hebrew Version of this Episode New Words and Expressions: Zariz - Speedy, quick - זריז Kaduri zariz mahir - My ball is quick and fast - כדורי זריז מהיר Kinu'ach shokolad zariz - A quick chocolate dessert - קינוח שוקולד זריז Li dubon zariz va-kat - I have a small and agile teddy bear - לי דובון זריז וקט Ze haya zariz" - That was quick - זה היה זריז Hipus zariz ba-internet - A quick internet search - חיפוש זריז באינטרנט Miklachat zriza (adj.) ve-magia - Quick shower and I am there - מקלחת זריזה ומגיע Miklachat ba-zariz (adv.) ve-magia - Quick shower and I am there - מקלחת בזריז ומגיע Aval zariz/yalla, zariz - Ok, quick - אבל זריז/יאללה, זריז Bi-zrizut - Quickly - בזריזות Eize zariz ata/eize zriza at - You're so quick - איזה זריז אתה/איזה זריזה את Wow, eize zrizut - Wow, so quick - וואו, איזה זריזות Wow, zariz, toda - Wow, so quick, thanks - וואו, זריז, תודה Kesem - Magic trick - קסם Zrizut yadaim - Sleight of hand - זריזות ידיים Targilei zrizut - Agility exercises - תרגילי זריזות Lezarez yerida ba-mishkal - To expedite weight loss - לזרז ירידה במשקל Homets tapuchim - Apple cider vinegar - חומץ תפוחים Efshar lezarez et ze tipa? - Is it possible to speed it up a bit? Could you try to bring my dish out soon? - ?אפשר לזרז את זה טיפה Ani enaseh lezarez et ze - I'll try to speed it up - אני אנסה לזרז את זה Tezarez/tezarzi/tezarzu otam - Hurry them up! - תזרז/תזרזי/תזרזו אותם Zeruz leida - Injection given for induction of labor - זירוז לידה Halich mezoraz - Expedited procedure - הליך מזורז Ata rotse course mezoraz she-yasbir lecha eich lenashek oti? - Do you want a crash course that would teach you how to kiss me? - אתה רוצה קורס מזורז שיסביר לך איך לנשק אותי? Hu mizdarez limzog la Stella - He hurries to pour her a Stella - הוא מזדרז למזוג לה סטלה Lehizdarez - To hurry, to act quickly - להזדרז Ani mamlits lehizdarez ve-liknot - I recommend to hurry up and buy - אני ממליץ להזדרז ולקנות Tsarich lehizdarez ve-liknot kartisim hayom - We should hurry and buy tickets today - צריך להזדרז ולקנות כרטיסים היום Hevre bo'u nizdarez, ha-shemesh shoka'at - Let's hurry up, the sun will set soon - חבר'ה בואו נזדרז, השמש שוקעת Tizdarzu - Hurry up (pl.)! - תזדרזו Zaraz, katalizator - Catalyst - זרז, קטליזטור Playlist and Clips: Yafa Yarkoni - Ha-kadur Kal ve-zariz Yafa Yarkoni - Dubon Yumbo (lyrics) Zrizut Yadayim Lezarez yerida ba-mishkal Ata rotse course mezoraz be-eich lenashek oti? Mercedes Band - Sophie (lyrics) Shmulik Kraus & Josie Katz - Nitpayesa (lyrics)

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