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See our Hebrew alphabet pronunciation guide
Click below to hear a native Israeli say, "The Israeli work week starts on Sunday" in Hebrew. Hear "Sunday" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
Click below to hear a native Israeli say, "The bank is open on Monday until 7:00 in the evening" in Hebrew. Hear "Monday" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
Click below to hear a native Israeli say, "Our supermarket has a sale on fruit and vegetables every Tuesday" in Hebrew. Hear "Tuesday" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
Click below to hear a native Israeli say, "The play will take place on Wednesday at three in the afternoon" in Hebrew. Hear "Wednesday" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
Click below to hear a native Israeli say, "Thursday night the stores are open until late" in Hebrew. Hear "Thursday" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
Click below to hear a native Israeli say,
"On Friday I buy Chalot for Shabbat" in Hebrew. Hear "Friday" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
Click here to hear a native Israeli say in Hebrew: "I (masculine) do not work on Shabbat," or "I (feminine) do not work on Shabbat." Hear "Saturday" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
Hear "Yesterday" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
Click here to hear a native Israeli say, "Today was the tomorrow of yesterday" in Hebrew. Hear "Today" pronounced in Modern Hebrew by an Israeli:
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