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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2022 · 8 MIN

#374 Don't Confuse Me

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How do you say confusion, a bother, a mess in Hebrew? And what does it mean when we say, להיות בבלבלה? Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon     New Words and Expressions: Bilbul – Confusion – בלבול Haya bilbul – There was a mixup – היה בלבול Bilbul moach – A bother, a nuisance – בלבול מוח Bilbul moach echad gadol – One helluva mambo jumbo – בלבול מוח אחד גדול Levalbel – To confuse – לבלבל Balbeli Oto – Confuse him! – בלבלי אותו Al Tevalbel Li Yoter Et Ha-mo'ach – Stop annoying and nagging me – אל תבלבל לי יותר את המוח Al tevalbel et ha-moach – Stop with this nonsense, this is ridiculous – אל תבלבל את המוח Al tevalbel et ha-mo'ach →> Al'tbalbel-ta'mo-ach – אל תבלבל ת'מוח Al tevalbeli et hamoach →> Al'tbalbeli-ta'mo-ach – אל תבלבלי ת'מוח Tagid lo she-lo yebalbel ta-mo'ach – Tell him to cut it out – תגיד לו שלא יבלבל ת'מוח She-lo yevalbelu otcha – Don't let them pull one over you – שלא יבלבלו אותך Rega, al tevalbel oti (Al t'balbel oti) – Wait, don't confuse me – רגע, אל תבלבל אותי Ze ma-ze mevalbel – It's so confusing – זה מה-זה מבלבל Balbala (Ar.) – Confusion – בלבלה Lihyot be-balbala – To be in disarray – להיות בבלבלה Hu be-balbalot – He's in a state of confusion, he's out – הוא בבלבלות "Halo achi, ata be-balbalot retsiniyot" – Dude, you're disoriented, you didn't understand the issue here – הלו אחי, אתה בבלבלות רציניות Ani kuli be-balbalot – I am really confused here – אני כולי בבלבלות Atem be-balbalot im atem hoshvim kacha – You guys are delusional if you think this way – אתם בבלבלות אם אתם חושבים ככה Kol ha-shuk be-balbala, tsnichot ve-yeridot – The whole stock market is in a mess, free-falls and decreases – כל השוק בבלבלה, צניחות וירידות   Playlist and Clips: Kobi Peretz – Balbeli Oto (lyrics) Peled – Balbala (lyrics) Gina Joy & Shimshon Bar-noi – Al Tevalbel Li Yoter Et Ha-mo'ach (lyrics) Ep. 175 about al, don't. English version. Hebrew version

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