Streetwise Hebrew

#340 Who Touched My Stuff!?

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The Hebrew word נוגע means touching and, just like in English, it has both a physical and emotional meaning. The root starts with the letter נ (nun), but in certain words based on this root, the נ disappears! Guy explains. Listen to the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: “Nag’ah ba-shamayim” – She touched the sky – נגעה בשמיים Hu naga – He touched – הוא נגע Hi nag’ah – She touched – היא נגעה “Kashe biladecha” – It’s hard without you – קשה בלעדיך  Ki nagata bi – Because I was moved by you – כי נגעת בי “Bach lo nogea” – It doesn’t touch you – בך לא נוגע Ze lo noge’a lecha/lach – It doesn’t concern you – זה לא נוגע לך Be-noge’a le-mashehu – Concerning something – בנוגע למשהו “Shalom, ze be-noeg’ea la-dira” – Hi, it’s about the apartment – שלום, זה בנוגע לדירה “Shalom, ze be-nog’ea la-oto” – Hi, it’s about the car – שלום, זה בנוגע לאוטו Noge’a la-lev – Touching, moving – נוגע ללב Mi naga li ba-dvarim? – Who touched my stuff? – מי נגע לי בדברים Al tiga, al tig’ee, al tig’u – Don’t touch – א