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3,019 Hebrew words and phrases in 79 subjects. Page version 2026-11-09_1333.

Festivals

Lessons

Lesson 1

– matza (unleavened bread) (f)
– Shavuot (f)
– holiday (m)
– Passover Seder (m)
– to celebrate
– Exodus (m)
– Passover (m)

Lesson 2

– Simchat Torah (f)
– Rosh Hashanah (m)
– the High Holy Days (m)
– Yom Kippur (m)
– Sukkot (f)
– sukka (f)
– Tisha Be'Av
– fast (m)

Lesson 3

– mishloach manot (m)
– dreidel (m)
– Chanukah (f)
– Chanukiyah (f)
– Purim (m)
– hamantaschen (m)
– sufganiya (f)

Lesson 4

– Tu Bishvat

📖 Story: Noa's favourite holiday 8 sentences · 3 questions

Noa's favourite holiday

Noa loves all the holidays.
On Rosh Hashanah she eats an apple with honey.
On Sukkot she eats in the sukka with the family.
On Chanukah she plays with a dreidel and eats sufganiyot.
On Purim she sends mishloach manot with hamantaschen.
On Passover she eats matza at the Seder.
"Which holiday do you love most?" asks Mom.
"Every holiday that has food!" answers Noa.

Questions

What does Noa eat on Rosh Hashanah?

When does she play with a dreidel?

Which holiday does Noa love most?

Practice

Simple sentences with this subject's words. Listen, say them after the voice, then tap the grey bar to check the meaning.

Sentences

– Happy holiday!
– On Passover we eat matza
– On Chanukah there are sufganiyot
– We are building a sukka
– On Yom Kippur there is a fast

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