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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2021 · 7 MIN

#334 Transfer Me The Money

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The Hebrew word העברה (ha'avara) means a transfer of something or someone, usually from one place to another. The transfer could involve money, digital files, and even… football players! Listen to the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/streetwisehebrew   New Words and Expressions: Ha'avara – Transfer, transferring, removing – העברה Ha'avarat ksafim be-touch – Money transfer with one click – העברת כספים בטאץ' Haavarot ksafim – Money transfers – העברות כספים Taase / taasi li haavara, Taavir / taaviri li – "Make me a money transfer" – תעשה/תעשי לי העברה, תעביר/תעבירי לי  Haavarot sachkanei kaduregel – Transfers of football players from one football club to another – העברות שחקני כדורגל Lo kolel haavarot – Not including transit to the hotel – לא כולל העברות Haavarat sichot – Transferring calls, call-forwarding – העברת שיחות Haavarat tmunot me-hanayad ha-yashan la-hadash – Transferring photos from the old smartphone to the new one – העברת תמונות מהנייד הישן לחדש Lehaavir data / Laasot haavarat data, haavarat netunim – להעביר דאטה, לעשות העברת דאטה, העברת נתונים Haavarat kvatsim – File transfer – העברת קבצים Haavarat chok ba-knesset – The passing of a bill in the knesset – העברת חוק בכנסת Haavarat hiluch – gear shift – העברת הילוך Haavarat bikoret – Criticizing, passing of criticism – העברת ביקורת Haavara – Transference (Psy.) – העברה Ha-kesef hu'avar / Ha-ksafim hu'avru – The money was transferred – הכסף הועבר, הכספים הועברו Arba'ah shortrim huavru mi-tafkidam – Four policemen were transferred from their positions – ארבעה שוטרים הועברו מתפקידם Hu huavar mi-tafkido, hi huavra mi-tafkida, hem huavru mi-tafkidam – He/She/They were moved from their position – הוא הועבר מתפקידו, היא הועברה מתפקידה, הם הועברו מתפקידם Ha-tochnit mu'averet be-shidur yashir – the TV programme is brought to you via live broadcast – התוכנית מועברת בשידור ישיר Ha-mischak yu'avar be-shidur hai – The match will be broadcast live – המשחק יועבר בשידור חי   Playlist and Clips: Ha-avarat ksafim Haavarot sachkanei kaduregel Shotrim hu-avru mi-tafkidam Daily front pages in Hebrew Kolel, ep. 124

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