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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2019 · 10 MIN

#280 It's Chilly Outside

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It's winter time for us in the northern hemisphere. It is also the time we start over-using the Hebrew word קר (cold) because, for us Israelis, 14-17 degrees celsius (57-63 degrees fahrenheit) is considered cold. To get us ready for cooler temperatures, Guy prepared warm-up exercises consisting of words and phrases from the root ק.ר.ר that cover all things chill, cooling and our beloved refrigerators. Ruben's Pronunciation Course: https://tlv1.fm/happy6   Listen to the All-Hebrew Version of this Episode   New Words and Expressions: Perek horpi - Wintery episode - פרק חורפי Kar ba-leilot - It's cold at night - קר בלילות Mamshich lihyot kar - It continues to be cold - ממשיך להיות קר Eize kor ba-huts - How cold it is outside - איזה קור בחוץ Kach sveder, kar ba-huts - Take a sweater, it's cold outside - קח סוודר, קר בחוץ Kor klavim - It's freezing - קור כלבים Ha-ru'ach ha-krira - The chilly wind or breeze - הרוח הקרירה Karir - Chilly - קריר "Kshe-beineinu karir" - When it's cold between us - כשבינינו קריר Krirut - Coldness - קרירות Kerur - Cooling / refrigeration - קירור Lishmor be-kerur le'achar ha-pticha - Keep refrigerated after opening - לשמור בקירור לאחר הפתיחה Technai mekarerim - Fridge technician - טכנאי מקררים Mekarer - Refrigerator - מקרר Lekarer - To chill - לקרר Lechamem - To heat up - לחמם Efshar lekarer li et ze tipa? - Is it possible to make it a bit colder for me? - ?אפשר לקרר לי את זה טיפה Efshar lechamem li et ze tipa? - Is it possible to heat it up a bit for me? - ?אפשר לחמם לי את זה טיפה Mekorar - Chilled / caught a cold - מקורר Ani mekorar / Ani metsunan - I got a cold - אני מקורר / אני מצונן Trufot savta neged hitkarerut - Grandma's remedies against the cold - תרופות סבתא נגד התקררות Kamim ba-boker, ein hitkarerut - You wake up in the morning, there's no cold - קמים בבוקר, אין התקררות Hitkarerut - Drop in temperature - התקררות Hitchamemut - Heating - התחממות   Playlist and Clips: Kar ba-leilot Noy Fadlun - Sveder (lyrics) Shalom Hanoch - U-kshe-beineinu Karir (lyrics) Technai mekarerim Hava Alberstein - Shir Tishrey (lyrics) Trufot savta neged hitkarerut

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