Israeli actress Gal Gadot is teaching her fans Hebrew slang. In a new video posted on Oct. 13, the “Wonder Woman” actress shares phrases with Vanity Fair magazine’s recurring “Slang School” segment.

to take you through some Hebrew slang. Lizrom means To flow,' if you wanna like flow with things, go with the flow. Chaval al hazman, it means pity for your time. Al hapanim means On your face, and ...

A common misconception is that slang constitutes a "corrupt" form of language, and that because it deviates from accepted norms of "appropriateness," it must be regarded as an inferior mode of ...

Gal Gadot schools us in Hebrew slang. From “ma ani, ez?” to “tachles,” Gal will leave you saying “ores” after this episode of Slang School. Check out the complete video and see prior Slang School ...

(JNS) Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Israeli-American Council (IAC) has been growing an innovative online learning program, the OFEK Hub, to teach Hebrew language, Israeli culture, Jewish history ...

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When it comes to making an emphatic point, Israeli Jews often reach for Arabic. From telling someone “Let’s go,” (“Yalla!”) to expressing surprise (“Walla!”) Arabic is a part of daily speech for ...

Gal Gadot schools us in Hebrew slang. From “ma ani, ez?” to “tachles,” Gal will leave you saying “ores” after this episode of Slang School.