With me
with you
with him / her
Eetee
eetra / eetakh
eeto / eeta
eetanoo
eetkhem / eetkhen
eetam /eetan
At me (to throw at me)
To me (to send to me)
At me- alai
To me- elai
This is
Ze ♂️
Zot ♀️
Elu ♂️♂️
Ele ♀️♀️
to me / towards me
Conjugated
elai
elakha / elaikh
elav / elea
eleinoo
elekhem / elekhen
elehem / elehen
Me
You
Him/ Her
Us
Them
Otee
Otrah ♂️ Otakh ♀️
Oto / Ota ♂️♀️
Otanoo
Otkhem / Orkhen
Otam / Otan
Inside of me / you / them
Betokhee ♂️♀️
Betokhekha ♂️
Betokhekh ♀️
Betokho ♂️
Betakha ♀️
Betokheinoo ♀️♀️♂️♂️
Betokhakhem - khen ♂️♂️♀️♀️
Betokhahem - hen ♂️♂️♀️♀️
My Love
Your Love
His
Hers
…
ahava’tee
ahava’tkha ♂
ahava’tekh ♀
ahava’to
ahava’ta
ahava’teinoo
ahave’tkhem /tkhen
ahave’tam /tan
Please be gentle
Bevakasha tee’heeye adeen ♂️
Bevakasha tee’heeye adeena ♀️
Mine
Yours
His / Hers
Ours
Yours
Theirs
Shel-lee
Shel-lacha ♂
Shel-lach ♀
Shel-lo ♂
Shel-la ♀
Shel-lanoo ♂♂
Shel-lakhem / Shel-lakhen
Shel-lahem / Shel-lahen
With me / In me
with you / in you …
with him / her
bee
bekha bakh
bo / ba
banoo
bakhem / bakhen
bahem / bahen
To me
To you
To him
I owe to him
I give to him
Lee
Lekha ♂️
Lakh ♀️
Lo
La
Lanoo
Lakhem / lakhen
Lahem / lahen
For me
for you
for him / her
Bish’vil’lee
Bish’vil’lekha / lakh
Bish’vil’lo / la
Bish’vil’lanoo
Bish’vil’lakhem / lakhen
Bish’vil’lahem / lahen
After me
After you
Akharey
Akharekha ♂️
Akhareikh ♀️
Akharav ♂️
Akharea ♀️
Akhareynoo
Akhareykhem / khen
Akhareyhem / hen
Either way
Ben kakh u vein kakh
Ben ko vakho
Next to me
Le’yad’ee
Le’yad’tra
Le’yadekh
Leyado
Leyada
Leyadeinoo
My name
Your name ♂️
Your name ♀️
His name
Her name
Sh’mi
Shim’kha
Sh’mekh
Sh’moh
Sh’mah
In order to
In order to help
Kedei
Kedei laazor
Rather than
Better to …., than
Adif she…me’ashir
To be able to
Infinitive (Pa’al)
lakhól
Present
yakhol
yekholá
yekholím
yekholót
Past
yakhólti
yakhólta
yakhólt
yakhól
yekholá
yakhólnu
yakhóltem
yakhólten
yakhólu
Future
ukhal
tukhal
tukhli
yukhal
tukhal
nukhal
tukhlú
yukhlú
Imperative
yakhol
yekhlí
yekhlú
Let’s
nukhal
I had
You had
…
Past Tense
haya li — I (m/f) had
haita li — I (m/f) had (for feminine nouns)
(BUT normally we just say “haya li” for anything except feminine singular nouns.)
haya lecha — you (m) had
haya lach — you (f) had
haya lo — he had
haita la — she had
hiyu lanu — we had
hiyu lachem — you (pl m) had
hiyu lachen — you (pl f) had
hiyu lahem — they (m) had
hiyu lahen — they (f) had
IMPORTANT RULE
If the possessed noun is masculine, use haya
haya lo kelev — he had a dog
If the possessed noun is feminine, use haita
haita lo chavera — he had a girlfriend
My favourite
ha-ahuv sheli
ha-ahuva sheli
ha-ahuvim sheli
ha-ahuvot sheli
So that I will be able
Kedei she uchal
(She always followed by future tense)
