Move the loudspeakers away from the television
Hebrew translation: harkheq et ha-ramkolim me-ha-televiziya
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| 5 | harxeq et ha-ramqolim min ha-televizia |
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| 5 | harkheq et ha-ramkolim me-ha-televiziya |
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| 5 | Hazez/hazizi/hazizu et haramkolim harkhek min hatelevizia |
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| move the loudspeakers away from the television harxeq et ha-ramqolim min ha-televizia Explanation: same personal experience |
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| move the loudspeakers away from the television harkheq et ha-ramkolim me-ha-televiziya Explanation: הרחק את הרמקולים מהטלביזיה |
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| move the loudspeakers away from the television Hazez/hazizi/hazizu et haramkolim harkhek min hatelevizia Explanation: In Hebrew characters: הזז/הזיזי/הזיזו את הרמקולים הרחק מן הטלוויזיה hazez = move (when it is said to a man). hazizi = move (when it is said to a woman). hazizu = move (when it is said to a group of people). Et is a form word indicating direct object. haramkolim = the loudspeakers. harkhek = away (the pronunciation of "kh" is as the pronunciation of "ch" in the Scottish word "loch"). min= from hatelevizia = the television. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 23 hrs 17 mins (2004-03-17 09:23:31 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If you cannot see the Hebrew that I wrote, open the View menu, choose Character Coding and then choose Unicode (UTF-8). If this does not help, choose Hebrew (windows 1255). |
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