#376 Talk to Me at 7 A.M.

A Listener from Kansas City asked whether we use AM/PM in Hebrew. Here is the answer. Listen to the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon New Words and Expressions: 4 pm = 16:00 6 pm = 18:00 8 pm = 20:00 Nifgashim be-shesh? – Are we meeting at six? – נפגשים בשש נפגשים ב6 נפגשים ב-6 נפגשים ב-18:00 Sheva ba-boker – 7 am – שבע בבוקר Az amarnu be-arba, ken? – So we said at four, right? – אז אמרנו בארבע, כן Tsohorayim – The hot hours of the day – צוהריים Daber iti ba-tsohorayim – Talk to me at the early afternoon – דבר איתי בצוהריים Ahar ha-tsohorayim – Late afternoon – אחר הצוהריים, אחה"צ Ani er me-arba ba-boker, benadam – I've been up since 4am – אני ער מארבע בבוקר, בנאדם Playlist and Clips: Nunu – Living the Dream (Lyrics) Episode 12 about tsohorayim Episode no. 84 about zman Episode no. 142 about Whatsapp Hebrew Episode no. 138 about shalosh, three. Episode no. 179 about arba, four. Episode no. 225 about hamesh and hamsa. Episode no. 267 about shesh, six. Episode no. 130 about sheva, seven. Episode no. 100 about me'a, hundred.

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