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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2022 · 7 MIN

#380 I'm Warning You!

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The words להזהיר and אזהרה are used to warn someone of something or someone. We have many Hebrew expressions with אזהרה, warning, including the saying, רְאו הוזהרתם. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Lehazhir – To warn – להזהיר "Ani mazhira otcha" – I am warning you – אני מזהירה אותך Lehazahir mishehu mi-mashehu – To warn someone of something – להזהיר מישהו ממשהו Hizharti ota me-hem – I warned her of them – הזהרתי אותה מהם Lehazhir mishehu she-ulai ze lo yaavod – To warn someone that it might not work – להזהיר מישהו שאולי זה לא יעבוד Azhara – Warning – אזהרה Azhara: alul lehachil egozim – Warning: May contain nuts – אזהרה: עלול להכיל אגוזים "Ba-hayim ha-amitiym lo tamid nidleket nurat azahara" – In real life you can't always get a warning light – בחיים האמיתיים לא תמיד נדלקת נורת אזהרה Ba-oto yesh lanu nurot azhara – In the car we have warning lights – באוטו יש לנו נורות אזהרה Paamonei azhara – Alarm bells – פעמוני אזהרה Tamrur azhara – Warning sign – תמרור אזהרה Yeriyat azahara – Warning shot – יריית אזהרה Azharat trigger, – Trigger warning – אזהרת טריגר Azharat masa – Travel advisory – אזהרת מסע Hu huzhar – He was warned – הוא הוזהר Re'oo huzhartem – Consider yourselves warned – רְאו הוזהרתם Re'eh huzharta – See yourself warned (m.) – רְאה הוזהרתָ Re'i huzhart – See yourself warned (f.) – רְאי הוזהרתְ   Playlist and Clips: Efraim Shamir – Mazhir Otach (lyrics) Nurat azhara – warning light  Ehud Banai – Al Tif'had (lyrics) Re'oo huzhartem

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