This is TELB1.

Street-wise.

St. Why?

H-Hibro. Shalo, it's a guy with street. Street-wise Hebrew.

Shalo.

It's me Guy with street-wise Hebrew.

Listener and patron Avic Cohen from Miami, who is currently studying in an international program

at Barilan University in Israel, asked me to talk about different

translations of Nice in Hebrew, Cool Idea, and to do for your support, Avi.

I dedicated episode number 153 to Naaim, nice and it's showes

noon a mime so be sure to check it out by the the way, when I reference these older podcast

episodes, I feel that worth reviewing alongside the new episode, even if you've

already listened to them in the past. Very often in language learning we are taught something only to forget it sometime

later and therefore we need to be reminded of it once again. Repetition is a very handy tool. The great thing is that usually we don't need to learn

it all from scratch and we are likely to remember it better the second or third time

around. This is a great tool, use it. So today we'll conduct our

episode a bit differently by highlighting 10 common uses of the word nice in

everyday English. Together we will see whether we can use the Hebrew word

Nāim or whether we need to use a different word altogether. Let's begin.

Miss Paakhat, nice to meet you is nayimle hakir,

but nice to see you when you already know the person is

Tovli rototach.

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