can any one help me trasnlast something in to hebrew
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garrettt
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can any one help me trasnlast something in to hebrew
well the word is happy passover but if you also can give me how to say it in english like how to pronounce each word that would help alot thanks who ever replies. the reason im asking if any one wonders is because i am dating a jewish girl and i want to impress her so if anyone can help
Garrett
Happy Passover can be said 'hag samea'h or pesa'h samea'h or 'hag samea'h lepesa'h
If you know how Germans pronounce the -ch in "Bach", or the way Scots pronounce the -ch in "loch", or if you know how Spaniards pronounce "j" in "la jota", then you know how to pronounce the 'h in 'hag. "a" and "g" as in English. 'hag means festival, holiday.
Now the word samea'h which means happy. Notice that the noun is always before the adjective (reverse order than in English).
Sa- as sa- in "saturday".
-me- as me- in "mellow".
-a'h as -ach in the German word "Bach"
Pesa'h means Passover.
pe- as pe- in "pending"
'hag samea'h lepesa'h means happy holiday to Passover.
In le- the "e" is pronounced as the "e" in "the" in "the road" for example.
Happy Passover can be said 'hag samea'h or pesa'h samea'h or 'hag samea'h lepesa'h
If you know how Germans pronounce the -ch in "Bach", or the way Scots pronounce the -ch in "loch", or if you know how Spaniards pronounce "j" in "la jota", then you know how to pronounce the 'h in 'hag. "a" and "g" as in English. 'hag means festival, holiday.
Now the word samea'h which means happy. Notice that the noun is always before the adjective (reverse order than in English).
Sa- as sa- in "saturday".
-me- as me- in "mellow".
-a'h as -ach in the German word "Bach"
Pesa'h means Passover.
pe- as pe- in "pending"
'hag samea'h lepesa'h means happy holiday to Passover.
In le- the "e" is pronounced as the "e" in "the" in "the road" for example.