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EPISODE · Jun 23, 2020 · 14 MIN

#299 Workers Needed!

from Streetwise Hebrew

When job hunting, the Hebrew word דרושים, wanted, is what you'll find written on job ads. Guy also talks about a slang term that, well, doesn't hold anything back. A real hitter, one could say.   Listen to the All-Hebrew Version of This Episode   New Words and Expressions: Ha'am doresh tsedek hevrati – The people (sg.) demands social justice – העם דורש צדק חברתי Lidrosh mashehu mi-mishehu – Demand something from someone – לדרוש משהו ממישהו Anashim dorshim ha'alaat sachar – People demand a pay raise – אנשים דורשים העלאת שכר Hi doreshet leshalem la – She demands to be paid – היא דורשת לשלם לה Hi doreshet she-yeshalmu la – She demands to be paid – היא דורשת שישלמו לה Doresh/doreshet stira – "Begs to be smacked" – דורש/דורשת סטירה Partsuf doresh stira – A face in need of a slap (Backpfeifengesicht) – פרצוף דורש סטירה Drisha, drishot – Request, demand – דרישה, דרישות Drishat tashlum – Payment request – דרישת תשלום Lavo le-mishehu be-drishot – To come to someone with demands – לבוא למישהו בדרישות Drishot ha-tafkid – The job requirements – דרישות התפקיד Drishot hova – Mandatory requirements – דרישות חובה Drishot yitaron – Advantage requirements – דרישות יתרון Darush – Needed – דרוש Modaot drushim – Wanted ads – מודעות דרושים Darush chaver – A friend is needed – דרוש חבר Drushim ovdim – Staff needed – דרושים עובדים Darush chatan – A groom is needed – דרוש חתן Drusha shutafa – A female roommate is needed – דרושה שותפה "Ma nidrash kedei lihyot mefate'ach tov" – What's needed in order to be a good developer – מה נדרש כדי להיות מפתח טוב "Ve-ma nidrash kedei lehitkabel la-avoda" – And what's needed to get a job – ומה נדרש כדי להתקבל לעבודה Drasha – Sermon – דרשה Drashat bat mitzva / Drashat bar mitzva – A bat/bar mitzva speech – דרשת בת מצווה, דרשת בר מצווה Midrasha – Seminary, college – מדרשה Madrasa (Ar.) – School – מדרסה, בית ספר – مدرسة   Playlist and Clips: Ha-am Doresh Tsedek Hevrati Drishot hova Modaot drushim – Wanted ads Daniel Salomon – Darush Chaver (lyrics) Aya Korem – Yonatan Shapira (lyrics) Ma nidrash Drashat Bar/Bat mitzvah Dyler – MadrasaHa-dag Nachash – Shirat Ha-sticker (lyrics)

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