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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2023 · 11 MIN

#388 Danger Zone

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There are so many סכנות, dangers, in everyday life. How do we say, "it's not worth the risk," in Hebrew? And what does the Japanese word for fish have anything to do with taking risks? Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Sakana la-demokratya – Danger to democracy – סכנה לדמוקרטיה Sakanat hitchashmelut – Danger of electrocution – סכנת התחשמלות Ha-demokratya be-sakana – Democracy is at risk – הדמוקרטיה בסכנה "Mevad'im she-ein ba sakana le-yeladim" – Making sure there's no danger for children – מוודאים שאין בה סכנה לילדים Sakanot ba-reshet – Dangers online – סכנות ברשת Sakanot ha-ishun – The dangers of smoking – סכנות העישון Sakanot ba-reshatot ha-hevratiyot – Dangers in the social networks – סכנות ברשתות החברתיות Sakanot ha-ofanayim ha-hashmaliyim – The dangers of riding an electric bicycle – סכנות האופניים החשמליים "Hu yetse mi-klal sakana" – He'll be out of danger – הוא ייצא מכלל סכנה "Hi tetse mi-klal sakana" – She'll be out of danger – היא תצא מכלל סכנה Mesukan, mesukenet – Dangerous – מסוכן, מסוכנת "Yitachen she-at nimtset be-maarechet yechasim alima u-mesukenet". – You might be in a dangerous and violent relationship – ייתכן שאת נמצאת במערכת יחסים אלימה ומסוכנת 'Ze mesukan le-yeladim' – This is dangerous for children – זה מסוכן לילדים Ne'arim u-ne'arot/noar be-sikun – Youth at risk – נערים/נערות/נוער בסיכון Herayon be-sikun gavoha – High risk pregnancy – הריון בסיכון גבוה Hashka'ah be-sikun namuch – Low risk investment – השקעה בסיכון נמוך Ramat sikun nemucha/gvoha – Low/high level risk – רמת סיכון נמוכה/גבוהה Nihul sikunim – Risk management – ניהול סיכונים Lakachat sikun or lakachat et ha-sikun – To take the risk – לקחת סיכון, לקחת את הסיכון Ani ekach ta'sikun – I am going to take the risk – אני אקח ת'סיכון Lama lakachat sikunim meyutarim? – Why take unnecessary risks? – למה לקחת סיכונים מיותרים Lama lesaken et ha-hayhim? – Why put life at risk? – למה לסכן את החיים Lama lehistaken? – Why risk oneself? – למה להסתכן Lama lesaken et ha-hayim shelcha? – Why risk your life? – למה לסכן את החיים שלך Lo hayiti mistakenet – I wouldn't risk it – לא הייתי מסתכנת Lama lecha lehistaken? – Why risk it? – למה לך להסתכן Lo kedai lach/lecha lehistaken – You shouldn't risk it – לא כדאי לך להסתכן Ata stam mistaken – You're taking a risk for no good reason – אתה סתם מסתכן   Playlist and Clips: Mevad'im she-ein sakana le-yeladim Arik Einstein – Yad Achat Osa et Ze (lyrics) David Broza – Stav Mesukan (lyrics) Maarechet Yechasim Mesukenet  Elem: Noar be-sikun Lo mistaknim, mit'hasnim How do you say 'fish' in Japanese? The Promised Podcast (TLV1): "A Conflict That Contains Lifetimes of Conflicts"

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