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The Hebrew phrase for “how much” is כמה. When you want to ask for the price of an item, you can use the phrase כמה זה עולה? (how much does it cost?).

The English phrase “scribe” can be translated into Hebrew as טַפְסָר or לַבְלָר. Both terms refer to a person who writes or a draughtsman.

Elizabeth is a female given name in Hebrew, typically rendered as אליזבת.

The English phrase “dead sea” is ים המלח in Hebrew. ים המלח is the name for the lake in the Middle East known as the Dead Sea.

The Hebrew word היי means hey. היי is a borrowed term from English used informally in Israeli society.

The Hebrew word for healthy is בריא. בריא is an adjective used to describe someone or something enjoying good health.

The Hebrew phrase for “oh my god” is אוי אלוהים. אוי אלוהים is used to express feelings of shock, surprise, excitement or frustration.

The Hebrew phrase for “god is with us” is עמנואל (Imanu’el). עמנואל is primarily used as a name meaning that God is present with people.

To say I am sorry in Hebrew, say סליחה (slicha). סליחה is the common way to say sorry, close to forgive me.

The Hebrew word for “celebration” is חגיגה. A חגיגה is a social gathering intended for entertainment and fun.