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en To like something   »   he ‫לרצות משהו‬

70 [seventy]

To like something

To like something

‫70 [שבעים]‬

70 [shiv'im]

‫לרצות משהו‬

lirtsot mashehu

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Would you like to smoke? ‫א- / ה-רו---ל---?‬ ‫__ / ה ר___ ל_____ ‫-ת / ה ר-צ- ל-ש-?- ------------------- ‫את / ה רוצה לעשן?‬ 0
lir-s---m--hehu l______ m______ l-r-s-t m-s-e-u --------------- lirtsot mashehu
Would you like to dance? ‫---/-ה רו---ל-קו-?‬ ‫__ / ה ר___ ל______ ‫-ת / ה ר-צ- ל-ק-ד-‬ -------------------- ‫את / ה רוצה לרקוד?‬ 0
li--s-- --s-ehu l______ m______ l-r-s-t m-s-e-u --------------- lirtsot mashehu
Would you like to go for a walk? ‫---/ - ר--ה -טיי--‬ ‫__ / ה ר___ ל______ ‫-ת / ה ר-צ- ל-י-ל-‬ -------------------- ‫את / ה רוצה לטייל?‬ 0
at---a---o-s--/ro-s-- ---as--n? a______ r____________ l________ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-'-s-e-? ------------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah le'ashen?
I would like to smoke. ‫אנ- רו-ה---שן-‬ ‫___ ר___ ל_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ש-.- ---------------- ‫אני רוצה לעשן.‬ 0
a---/a--r-t-e----tsa- li--od? a______ r____________ l______ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-r-o-? ----------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah lirqod?
Would you like a cigarette? ‫א------ר-צ- --ג-יה.‬ ‫__ / ה ר___ ס_______ ‫-ת / ה ר-צ- ס-ג-י-.- --------------------- ‫את / ה רוצה סיגריה.‬ 0
at-h----r-t--h-rots---li--od? a______ r____________ l______ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-r-o-? ----------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah lirqod?
He wants a light. ‫--א---צה-א--‬ ‫___ ר___ א___ ‫-ו- ר-צ- א-.- -------------- ‫הוא רוצה אש.‬ 0
a-ah-at--ot---/rot--- lir-od? a______ r____________ l______ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-r-o-? ----------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah lirqod?
I want to drink something. ‫אנ------ ---ו- משה-.‬ ‫___ ר___ ל____ מ_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ת-ת מ-ה-.- ---------------------- ‫אני רוצה לשתות משהו.‬ 0
a-a-/at -ots-h---tsa--let---l? a______ r____________ l_______ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-t-y-l- ------------------------------ atah/at rotseh/rotsah letayel?
I want to eat something. ‫--י-ר-צה ל-כ-ל-מ--ו-‬ ‫___ ר___ ל____ מ_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-כ-ל מ-ה-.- ---------------------- ‫אני רוצה לאכול משהו.‬ 0
a----a- -ots--/ro--------a--l? a______ r____________ l_______ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-t-y-l- ------------------------------ atah/at rotseh/rotsah letayel?
I want to relax a little. ‫--- -ו-ה לנ-ח קצ--‬ ‫___ ר___ ל___ ק____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ו- ק-ת-‬ -------------------- ‫אני רוצה לנוח קצת.‬ 0
ata-/-- ---seh-r-tsah l--a---? a______ r____________ l_______ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-t-y-l- ------------------------------ atah/at rotseh/rotsah letayel?
I want to ask you something. ‫א-י רוצ- לש-ו--א--- ---ו.‬ ‫___ ר___ ל____ א___ מ_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-א-ל א-ת- מ-ה-.- --------------------------- ‫אני רוצה לשאול אותך משהו.‬ 0
a-i-----eh-----ah --'--h-n. a__ r____________ l________ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-'-s-e-. --------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah le'ashen.
I want to ask you for something. ‫--- ר--- לב-ש -מ- מ----‬ ‫___ ר___ ל___ מ__ מ_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ק- מ-ך מ-ה-.- ------------------------- ‫אני רוצה לבקש ממך משהו.‬ 0
a-----t----s---r--s---sigaria-. a______ r____________ s________ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h s-g-r-a-. ------------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah sigariah.
I want to treat you to something. ‫אני--וצה----מי- --ת--‬ ‫___ ר___ ל_____ א_____ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ז-י- א-ת-.- ----------------------- ‫אני רוצה להזמין אותך.‬ 0
a----a--ro--eh-r--sa- -i-a--a-. a______ r____________ s________ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h s-g-r-a-. ------------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah sigariah.
What would you like? ‫-ה ת--ה - --‬ ‫__ ת___ / י__ ‫-ה ת-צ- / י-‬ -------------- ‫מה תרצה / י?‬ 0
at---at ---seh--o-sah ----ri--. a______ r____________ s________ a-a-/-t r-t-e-/-o-s-h s-g-r-a-. ------------------------------- atah/at rotseh/rotsah sigariah.
Would you like a coffee? ‫--צה-/-י-לש-ו------‬ ‫____ / י ל____ ק____ ‫-ר-ה / י ל-ת-ת ק-ה-‬ --------------------- ‫תרצה / י לשתות קפה?‬ 0
h---ots------. h_ r_____ e___ h- r-t-e- e-h- -------------- hu rotseh esh.
Or do you prefer a tea? ‫א------ ---יף ---י -ה-‬ ‫__ א___ ת____ / פ_ ת___ ‫-ו א-ל- ת-ד-ף / פ- ת-?- ------------------------ ‫או אולי תעדיף / פי תה?‬ 0
hu-ro-seh--s-. h_ r_____ e___ h- r-t-e- e-h- -------------- hu rotseh esh.
We want to drive home. ‫-נחנו-ר-צ-ם-ל-סו------ה-‬ ‫_____ ר____ ל____ ה______ ‫-נ-נ- ר-צ-ם ל-ס-ע ה-י-ה-‬ -------------------------- ‫אנחנו רוצים לנסוע הביתה.‬ 0
h- ---s-h -s-. h_ r_____ e___ h- r-t-e- e-h- -------------- hu rotseh esh.
Do you want a taxi? ‫--צו -ונ-ת-‬ ‫____ מ______ ‫-ר-ו מ-נ-ת-‬ ------------- ‫תרצו מונית?‬ 0
an--ro-s-h/r-t-a- --shto- m---ehu. a__ r____________ l______ m_______ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-s-t-t m-s-e-u- ---------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah lishtot mashehu.
They want to make a call. ‫---/-ן ר---ם-/--ת --ל--.‬ ‫__ / ן ר____ / ו_ ל______ ‫-ם / ן ר-צ-ם / ו- ל-ל-ן-‬ -------------------------- ‫הם / ן רוצים / ות לטלפן.‬ 0
an----tse--rotsa---ishtot-mas----. a__ r____________ l______ m_______ a-i r-t-e-/-o-s-h l-s-t-t m-s-e-u- ---------------------------------- ani rotseh/rotsah lishtot mashehu.

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