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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2021 · 9 MIN

#348 Approve My Friend Request

from Streetwise Hebrew

The Hebrew word אישור can mean to "green light" a new project. So what does a friend request on social media have to do with it? Guy explains. As part of our podcast's 8th birthday celebrations, we are giving all Streetwise Hebrew podcast listeners $50 USD towards Ruben Adery's full Hebrew pronunciation course. The course consists of 4 modules, 31 high-definition videos, and a bonus vowel audio course with 400+ common daily practice words. Check out the course material and have the $50 discount applied automatically at to tlv1.fm/happy8 Listen to the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Ha-boss noten ishur le-proyekt – The boss gives the green light to start a new project – הבוס נותן אישור לפרוייקט Ishur – Certificate of approval, confirmation – אישור Ishur nihul heshbon – Account management certificate – אישור ניהול חשבון Ishur avoda – Work permit – אישור עבודה Ishur bniya – Construction permit – אישור בנייה Ishurei hagaah – RSVPs for events – אישורי הגעה Pi'el formula: Ledaber-dibbur, Le'asher-ishur, lesaper-sipur Le'asher- To confirm, to approve, to okay – לאשר Na le'asher haga'ah ad taarich…' – Please confirm your arrival no later than… – נא לאשר הגעה עד תאריך Le'asher et ha-hagaah shelahem – To confirm their arrival – לאשר את ההגעה שלהם Ishur horim – Parental consent – אישור הורים Bli ishur – Without approval – בלי אישור "Bli ishur horim lo tese la-tiyul" – Without parental approval, you won't go on the school trip – בלי אישור הורים לא תצא לטיול Mishehu she'ani lo makira shalach li bakashat haverut be-instagram – Someone I do not know sent to me a friend request on Instagram – מישהו שאני לא מכירה שלח לי בקשת חברות באינסטגרם Isharti – I approved – אישרתי Aval ein li musag mi ze – But I don't have a clue who it is – אבל אין לי מושג מי זה Lishloach lo ba-prati 'mi ze' – Should I send him a private message asking "who is it"? – לשלוח לי בפרטי מי זה Ishur bakashat haverut – Approval of a friend request – אישור בקשת חברות "Az bo'u te'ashru oti" – So come on approve me – אז בואו תאשרו אותי Ani me'asher la-ben sheli latset la-tiyul – I authorise my son to go on the trip – אני מאשר לבן שלי לצאת לטיול Mi isher lecha – Who authorised you to…? – מי אישר לך  Ani isharti lecha? Ani isharti lach? – Did I allow that? – אני אישרתי לך Ze be-ishur ha-horim? Ha-horim yod'im mi-ze? – Is this authorised by your parents? Do they know about it? – זה באישור ההורים? הם יודעים מזה? Ishrur – Reconfirmation – אישרור Le'ashrer – To reconfirm – לאשרר Ani rak rotse/rotsa le'ashrer – I'd just like to reconfirm – אני רק רוצה לאשרר Osher – Happiness – אושר Me'ushar – Happy – מאושר   Playlist and Clips: Ishurei hagaah Ishur horim – Parents' approval Yuval Mantsura – Te'ashru Oti (lyrics) Ep. No. 29 about bureaucracy Ep. No. 39 about connections

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